Tuesday, 21 October 2014

CELEBRATIONS!!! :- QUARTER TO FULL


દિવાળી સમયે બ્લોગની સાફ સફાઈ તો ના થઇ શકે પણ કંઈક નવું જરૂર લાવી શકાય છે. એટલે 'ધર્મભાષા'ના બદલે  'કર્મભાષા'માં થોડું લખાણ વાચકમિત્રોને સમર્પિત !!!!

Diwali: The festival that falls on new moon night but gives more charm and feel than the full moon night. It may be said that Diwali is the second largest and happening festival after Navratri. Festive season of diwali enlightens each and every face with the warmness of the relations and togetherness. Diwali is having its own master stroke that delights everyone irrespective to the ‘widely accepted social class’. Before the exciting festive week of diwali arrives at home, it has become a formality to clean each corner of the house. During this interesting and most common process, the gigantic feeling of returning to flashback of suddenly found thing is having its own esteem. People clean their ‘aashiyana’ for welcoming the guests and for creating good elegance of their home to others. However, it is sometimes not advisable to enter someone’s highly hygienic and well decorated building due to ugliness of their own interior. I mean to say that it is not mandatory that you brush up your living place but the cleanliness of your heart is having a major role here. We often miss the great opportunity to fresh up our thoughts and enlarging our goodness. Let we all try to do it this time, It may happen that you find the “real you” who was missing since considerable period of time, and possibly the joy of celebration will be doubled. House can be cleaned up by servants or by any other means but to do the cleaning of ourselves, we have to give some movement to our hands(or say mind). And for that we have to try by ourselves. Diwali is celebrated every year and the houses too cleaned each year but unless and until the thought cleaning is not there, we will miss the real holiness and glossiness of this festival. That feeling from within is yet to come out. Let’s hope that this year may this said light of soul arrive from the depth of our heart and brighten this Diwali.
      Happy Diwali & Happy New Year to all readers who give me inspiration.     

                                                                   ->BHARGAV PATEL

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