How to make this Diwali a real Happy Diwali

The widely celebrated Diwali brings the five illuminated days filled with happiness, sharing and blessings in the month of September / October. It is the festival of the darkest nights in the starting days of the lunar month when the moon is new with less light. Adorned with new traditional dresses, crackers, sweets and gifts this festival has a lot of fun. The event of Diwali can be more special with the small acts. Dhanteras with Lakshmi Puja Dhanteras is the first day of Diwali that is associated specifically with the Lakshmi Puja that brings “Dhan” or wealth to the home. This is the day to go for shopping to bring some stuff for home and the metal statue of the Lakshmi Devi at home. It is considered that buying something made with metal brings good luck. This is the day to buy ornaments and jewellery. Make Rangoli and decorate the house It is usually dedicated to the second day of the Diwali to clean the house and decorate it with lights and flowers. The colourful rangoli on the floor is the real colours of the Diwali Background . People also get their home white washed for this event to give it a beautiful look. Rangoli is the art work with the colourful powder that is done on the entrance of the home. It is to attract the Lakshami to enter that house as it is bright beautiful and clean. The daughter-in-laws make it with your mother-in-laws mocking that they are learning from them. This Diwali share some old stuff Everyone who affords, bring some new stuff for the Diwali like clothes, lights and rangoli powder. You can use your old stuff also by giving it to others who don’t afford it. The donation off the clothes and furnishes that you don’t use anymore to the orphanage or to the poor and workers at your home giving you more satisfaction and pleasure. You can add the crackers and sweets to the box. Call up some old friend Give surprise to some old school friend or your teacher or angry relative this Diwali. Do not send greetings message rather direct call them to thank them and say them Happy Diwali so they feel special. It will be extremely special for someone who feels neglected or forgotten. Spreading happiness around also make you happy. Diwali celebration and family It is the event that brings families together where they share sweets, gifts and memories. Giving time to the grand-parents or elder members of the family make them feel protected and happy. If they are not in the city you can make a video call to them that will make their day. Ask them to tell you the story of their happiest Diwali or some incident of your childhood and listen to them noticing the emotional and happiest tone while telling the story. Make it a safe Diwali Read the safety labels given by the local newspapers. Always buy the crackers from an authorized and reliable seller and keep the kids away from the dangerous crackers. Keep the water bucket as a handy solution for the emergency. Use all the precautions to make Diwali a safe and happy Diwali.