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Holi is a colorful festival, Yes! A festival of love and colors which is celebrated by people of almost all religions with fun, positive energy and enthusiasm. On this special occasion people wish their friends, relatives and other near and dear ones with Holi greetings, Holi photos, and Holi pics. This festival decorated with love-filled colors gives the message of brotherhood, opening the bonds of every religion, sect, caste. On this day, all the people forget their old grievances and embrace and enslave a couple. Children and youth play with colors. This festival is celebrated on the full moon of Phalgun month. Many stories are associated with Holi. Holi is lit one night before celebrating Holi. There is a famous story behind celebrating it.

Devotee Prahlada’s father Hariyanyakaship considered himself a god. He was opposed to Vishnu while Prahlada was a devotee of Vishnu. He stopped Prahlada from doing Vishnu devotion and when he did not agree, he tried to kill Prahlada. Prahlad’s father finally sought help from his sister Holika. Holika had the blessing of not burning in the fire. Holika agreed to assist her brother. Holika sat in the pyre with Prahlad but Prahlada was protected by the grace of Vishnu and Holika was consumed by burning.

This story indicates that good must triumph over evil. Even today, on the full moon day, Holi is lit, and on the next day everyone puts gulal, abir and different colors on each other. This festival is a festival of colors.

On this day, people wake up in the morning and go to the homes of their relatives and friends with colors and play Holi with them fiercely. This festival holds special significance for children. They bring various types of squirrels and balloons from the market for them one day in advance. Children enjoy Holi with their friends with balloons and squirrels. Everyone forgets hatred and hugs each other. Women make sweets, gujhias, etc. a day in advance and share among themselves in their neighborhood. Many people make the Holi tolli and call them Huriyare.

Though this festival is celebrated all over the country, Holi of Braj, Holi of Mathura, Holi of Vrindavan, Holi of Barsana, Holi of Kashi are famous all over India.

Nowadays good quality colors are not used and colors that damage the skin are played. This is completely wrong. On this pleasant festival, one should stay away from chemical paste and intoxication. Children should also be cautious. Children should play Holi under the supervision of elders. Throwing balloons from a distance can also cause eye wounds. Colors should also be prevented from entering the eyes and other internal organs. This fun-filled festival should be celebrated together.

This popular festival of raga-rang is also the messenger of spring. While raga means music and color are its main parts, the nature that leads them to climax is also at its peak with colorful youth at this time. It is also called Phalguni as it is celebrated in the month of Falgun. Holi festival starts from Vasant Panchami. Gulal is flown for the first time on the same day. The song of Phag and Dhamar starts from this day. Mustard blooms in the fields.

There is an attractive hue of flowers in the gardens. Plants, animals, birds and humans all become full of joy. Wheat earrings are used to be used in the fields. Children and old people forget everything and forget the stereotypes and drown them in dance music and colors to the tune of drums and cymbals. There is a splash of color all around. Gujiya is the main dish of Holi which is made from mawa (khoya) and maida and is made with dry fruits. It is also custom to eat and feed big kanji on this day. On the evening of Holi, wearing new clothes, people go to each other’s house to meet Holi, where they are welcomed with gujiya, namkeen and cool. On the day of Holi, there is a great importance of eating mango manjari and sandalwood.

Like the festival of Holi, its traditions are also very ancient and its form and purpose has changed over time. In ancient times it was celebrated by married women for family happiness and prosperity and it was a tradition to worship the full moon. In the Vedic period, this festival was called Navatraishti Yajna. At that time, the law of taking prasad by donating the half-grain of the field in the sacrificial fire was widespread in the society. The grain is called Hola, from which it got its name Holika Utsav. According to Indian astrology, New Year is also considered to be the beginning of Chaitra Shudi Pratipada. It is only after this festival that the month of Chaitra begins. Hence, this festival is also a symbol of the beginning of the New Year and the transition of the new year. On this day the first man Manu was born, hence it is called Manvadi Tithi.

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