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Topic: learning about Diwali

Gottagetthrough
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Posted: 6:21 AM, October 27th (Sunday), 2013

I would like to go to a Diwali celebration this year.

I know nothing about this holiday & would like to both learn & from what little I have read, it sounds like a neat celebration :-)

Any tips on where u can find a celebration? It looks like they were all this weekend??

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want2seelight
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Posted: 7:04 AM, October 27th (Sunday), 2013

I am from the country where diwali is celebrated. It is our major festival. You can ask me anything you want. It is really one of our very imp festival

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FirstLoveGone
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Posted: 12:09 PM, October 27th (Sunday), 2013

You can google Diwali celebrations and you'll probably hit on some information about Diwali celebrations being sponsored by local Indian-American groups or Hindu temples. This is provided that you live in an area with a large Indian immigrant population.

It's a very joyous, colorful, and lively festivity. After all, it is the Festival of Lights!

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InnerLight
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Posted: 12:33 AM, October 28th (Monday), 2013

Wear a new item of clothing even if its something small like just socks. Light a lot of candles.

[This message edited by InnerLight at 12:34 AM, October 28th (Monday)]

BS, now age 54, d-day 6-2-08, divorced after 17 years M and 20 together. In some ways I have not 'gotten over it'. But I am resilient and have created a good life where I am mostly happy.

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