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What is the main purpose of the Diwali festival?
The purpose of celebrating diwali is to pray Goddess Laxmi. On this day we pray God to bring wealth.
Where do hindus worship on Diwali?
They celebrate diwali in temples at their homes and workplace. They pray Goddess Laxmi.
How you celebrate Diwali in a silent way?
Pray to God.
What does money in Diwali represent?
Money represent prosperity. On this day we pray for wealth and prosperity.
How is Diwali celbrated?
Diwali is celebrated by having friends over, praying, and more
Which religion is Diwali associated with?
Hindus celebrate Diwali. Hindus are mostly Indians that cannot eat beef because it is against their religion. Diwali is the "festival of lights". Each year on Diwali, Hindus burst fire crackers, make sweets, and pray for the goddess of Laxmi (The god of wealth).
What might someone do to celebrate Diwali?
Diwali is a festival of Lights and happiness. To celebrate diwali :We must pray to Goddess Laxmi and Ganesha.We must wear new clothes.Light Diyas and candles.Give sweet prasad like ladoos , Rasgullas.
Where do most people celebrate Diwali?
Hindus go to churches to pray for the goddess Lakshmi or just stay at home and pray or just stay with their family at their houses lighting up candles.
Where should Hindus go during Diwali?
They go to temples to light diyas and candles. They pray God for their prosperity.
What are the similarities between Christmas and Diwali?
1. At Christmas, people put lights up as we do at Diwali. 2. People give presents in both of these celebrations. 3. At Christmas people worship Jesus and at Diwali people worship and pray for Lakshmi.
What is the difference between 'on Diwali' and 'at Diwali'?
On Diwali-this indicates festival Diwali. At Diwali-It might indicates Diwali is some Place.
Why do Hindus go and pray on Diwali and why?
Hindus celebrate Diwali becuase it marks the beginning of the new financial year on the Hindu calendar, when account books are blessed and debts are settled. It is commonly known as the festival of light and is closely associated with the story of Rama and Sita. Useful source:
