Why is Holi celebrated:Holi is one of the most colorful and joyous festivals of India. It is not only a festival of playing colors but also a symbol of love, harmony and mutual brotherhood. The festival of Holi is celebrated in the month of Phalgun which is celebrated with enthusiasm and enthusiasm throughout the country.
According to folk belief, Holi, also known as the ‘festival of colours’ It is said to be celebrated mainly as a symbol of the victory of good over evil and the selfless love of Radha-Krishna. It is a cultural and social festival of the arrival of spring, forgiving old mistakes, renewing relationships and increasing mutual brotherhood.
What are the main reasons for celebrating Holi, the festival of colors?
symbol of victory of good over evil
According to mythological belief, the demon king Hiranyakashipu made many attempts to stop his son Prahlad from worshiping God. At last he ordered his sister Holika, who had the boon of not getting burnt by fire, to sit in the fire. But by the grace of Lord Vishnu, Prahlad remained safe and Holika was burnt.
This incident is considered a symbol of the victory of good over evil and truth over falsehood.
Radha-Krishna’s selfless love
It is believed that Lord Krishna along with Radha and Gopis holi with colors Had played. This tradition reflects love, joy and selflessness. Even today, Holi is celebrated with special enthusiasm in the Braj region.
arrival of spring
Holi is celebrated on Phalgun Purnima, which marks the end of winter and the welcome of spring. This is the time of new harvest and blooming of colorful flowers in nature, hence it is celebrated as a festival of happiness.
Symbol of social harmony and mutual brotherhood
Holi aims to eradicate social discrimination and to enhance mutual brotherhood Gives an opportunity to. On this day, people forget their grudges and apply colors to each other and hug each other.
That is why Holi is not just a festival of colors, but a great festival giving the message of love, unity and positivity.
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