Subhee was so excited

The closest thing that we have to what you've described here is 4th of July, or Independence Day. It isn't a celebration of getting rid of evil, but it is a celebration that is traditionally celebrated with fireworks and things like that and with those, my children have always liked them. Paul has been fascinated with fireworks since he was really little and Kathryn has enjoyed them since she was old enough to start to understand them.

on the mississippi rivr at CHristmas time the build tall stack of wood all along the river levees they set them off and who ever built the biggest one I think got a prize went to see it was a grand site all the bon fires on the river. Not sure if it has anything to do with gods and goddesses but sure was a sight to see

We do not have this Ramleela celebration Professor! We have a nine day Pooja and ninth day is very important when we invoke Goddess Saraswathi. We keep all important documents, books, musical instruments and do pooja.All gadgets are all worshipped and haldi kumkum is also applied on the surface. On Vijayadasami day, we take the books and read. There is a special Pooja during Navrathri where the birthday of Lord Vedanta Desikan is celebrated ; his birth star is Shravan and it mostly falls on Saraswathi Pooja or Vijaaydasami. I take a holy bath, make fresh rice flour mix it with gud and ghee and light a diya in this flour. This is a very important festival for us and a very important Pooja. Earlier when I was in Tamil Nadu, it was very festive. My house was brimming with students and I used to give all my students who attended my music classes a special haldikumkum packet with a small gift during Navaratri. On Vijayadasami day, Students used to come with flowers and fruit and sweets and sing in my class; the students who attended my English classes used to be given a notebook and a pencil. Vijayadasami was one big grand occasion. I miss all that here though my one little baby grandson compensates for all that.

We do not have this Rameela celebration Professor! We have a nine day Pooja and ninth day is very important wheN we invoke GOddess Saraswathi. We keep all important documents, books, musical instruments and do pooja.All gadgets are all worshipped and haldi kumkum is also applied on the surface. On Vijayadasami day, we take the books and read.THere is a special Pooja during Navrathri where the birthday of Lord Vedanta Desikan is celebrated ; his birth star is Shravan and it mostly falls on Saraswathi Pooja or Vijaaydasami. I take a holy bath, make fresh rice flour mix it with gud and ghee and light a diya in this flour. This is a very important festival for us and a very important Pooja. Earlier when Iwas in Tamil Nadu, it was very festive. My house was brimming with students and I used to give all my students who attended my music classes a special haldikumkum packet with a small gift during Navaratri. On Vijayadasami day,Students used to come with flowers and fruit and sweets and sing in my class; the students who attended my English classes used to be given a notebook and a pencil. Vijayadasami was one big grand occasion. I miss all that here though my one little baby grandson compensates for all that.

hello dada, I've watched the video and it's a good celebration. I don't know such kind of celebration here in our country. We also have different kind of occasion and events here, every town and provinces,but I never heard same like this one. Thanks for sharing pa