Kali Puja & Diwali’, the Festival of Light, symbolises the spiritual victory of light over darkness, good over evil, and knowledge over ignorance. The lights of Deepawali signify a time to destroy all our dark desires and thoughts, eradicate dark shadows and evils, and give us the strength and the zeal to carry on with our goodwill […]
Durgotsav is the celebration of return of Goddess Durga (Supreme women power in Hindu mythology) from her in-laws’ house to her own house. She is accompanied by her children Goddess Saraswati, Goddess Laxmi, God Kartik and God Ganesha. This is a festival to welcome Goddess Durga and to seek her blessings, and to celebrate the triumph […]
On Christmas Day, family and friends gather to exchange gifts and enjoy special holiday food. People often have freshly caught in outdoors at a BBQ. Either, they have a traditional roast food and Christmas pudding/cakes with plenty good cheer. Many families eat outdoors if it's not too hot. The New Year is often marked by […]
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