Holi is the festival of colors 2021/How do you celebrate Holi?

 How do you celebrate Holi?Holi is the festival of colors 2021

Holi is a colorful festival in which people of every religion celebrate with full zeal and fun. The festival of Holi is often of two days. Holika Dahan is done on the first day and Rangotsav is celebrated the next day which is as well known as Dhulandi. According to the rules of the scriptures, Holika Dahan should be done on the full moon date of the month of Phalgun or Febraury. This festival fitted with love-filled colors gives the report of brotherhood, opening the bonds of every religion, sect,nation,caste. 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 those fiercely. This festival holds special value for children. He brings different types of squirrels and balloons and water gun from the market to him one day in advance. Children enjoy Holi with their friends with balloons and squirrels and water gun. Everyone forgets hatred and hugs each another. Women make sweets, gujhias, etc. a day in advance and sector among themselves into their neighborhood. Many public leave the Holi team and call those Huriyare.Holi also has mythological significance for Hindus. The extermely famous regirding this festival is the story of Prahlada, Holika and Hiranyakashyap. But not only this, many other stories of Holi areas well prevalent. In the Vaishnava tradition, Holi is considered a symbolic formula of Holika-Prahlad's story.

Devotee Prahlada's story of faith in Lord Vishnu

Devotee Prahlada's father Hariyanyakaship considered himself a god. He was opposed form Vishnu while Prahlada was a lover of Vishnu. He prevented Prahlada from doing Vishnu bhakti or when its did not agree, he tried to hunt Prahlada. Prahlad's father ultimately asked her sister Holika for help. Holika had the blessing by not burning into the fire. Holika agreed to help His brother. Holika sat in the pile with Prahlad, but Prahlad was conserved by the favour of Vishnu and Holika was applied by burning. This story indicates that better must triumph over bad. further today, on the entire moon day, Holi is flashy, and on the previous day everyone puts gulal, abir and many colors on each other. It festival is a festival of colors is called Holi.

Kamdev was consumed

There is also a story of Holi, Cupid. Parvati wanted to get married to Shiva but Shiva, absorbed in penance, did not notice her. In such a situation, the God of love, Kamdev came forward and shot a flower arrow at Shiva. Shiva became so angry with the austerity that he opened his third eye and consumed Kamadeva in the fire of his anger. After Kamdev was consumed, his wife Rati started crying and pleaded with Shiva to bring Kamdev alive. By the next day Shiva's wrath had subsided, he revived Kamadeva. Holika is lit on the day of Kamdev's incineration and the festival of colors is celebrated in the joy of his being alive.

This story of Mahabharata

According to a story in the Mahabharata, Yudhishthra was told by Sri Krishna - once an Asura woman under the rule of Raghu, an ancestor of Sri Ram, was a dhodi. Nobody could kill her, because she was protected by a boon. He was not afraid of anyone but the children playing in the street. One day, Guru Vashistha, told that- he can be killed if the children take small pieces of wood in their hands, go to the outskirts of the city and burn them with a pile of dry grass as well. Then revolve around it, dance, clap, sing and play drums. Then the same thing was done. The day was celebrated as a celebration, symbolizing the victory of an innocent heart over evil.