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Celebrating Diwali, the Festival of Lights презентация
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- 1. Celebrating Diwali, the Festival of Lights
- 2. A Festival Rooted in Mythology It celebrates
- 3. Diwali is celebrated with tiny earthen lamps, called Diyas
- 4. Made from mud, baked in fire, and painted with love, diyas are environmentally friendly too.
- 5. And sometimes modern in design, reflecting thoughts of a young India.
- 6. It is believed that light of the
- 7. Diwali also means making a Rangoli, a
- 8. Sometimes Diwali is incomplete without the lanterns.
- 9. And the flowers.
- 10. And the candles.
- 11. How can a celebration be complete without
- 12. And complete the festivities with a lot of food.
- 13. And sweetness.
- 14. Spreading the sweetness can be done in
- 15. Keep your pets and neighbourhood animals safe from the noise and the flames.
- 16. Don’t buy firecrackers from factories using child labour. Do your research before you buy.
- 17. Care to light up someone’s life this
- 18. Have a happy Diwali.
A Festival Rooted in Mythology It celebrates return of the prodigal son, Rama, to rule his empire, with wife Sita, and a monkey army commander, Hanuman. It also celebrates a victorious
Слайд 2A Festival Rooted in Mythology
It celebrates return of the prodigal son,
Rama, to rule his empire, with wife Sita, and a monkey army commander, Hanuman.
It also celebrates a victorious welcome for the winner of a battle between two forces of morality, and a triumph of good over evil,
It also celebrates a victorious welcome for the winner of a battle between two forces of morality, and a triumph of good over evil,
Слайд 6It is believed that light of the diyas dispel darkness from
life and bring happiness to homes.
Слайд 7Diwali also means making a Rangoli, a colorful artwork made of
dry colours at the entrance of the home, to welcome the guests.
Слайд 11How can a celebration be complete without a little thanksgiving? It’s
a day to pray by doing a Laxmi (Goddess of Wealth) puja at home.
Слайд 14Spreading the sweetness can be done in other ways too. Say
no to polluting, toxic fumes of crackers. Go green with fireworks.
