The festival is one of the most important events for celebrating the life of joy, most people are especially gathering at this sort of stunning festival. Each country has its own religious festivals and celebrates the events with their following traditional path. I don’t think so people in the modern era tend to celebrate the events by themselves alone. I personally feel it is inappropriate reasons that most people have forgotten the traditional festival during the festival time. The following paragraphs will discuss the topic comprehensively.
Celebrating the festival, which gives a strong positive vibe to people in the vicinity. People in the past, celebrated their festival by wishing people, had a fun chat with friends, made new friends as a family member, burning crackers and also got a blessing from their grandparents. The same tradition has been followed until now, but it has some modification which is adapted to modern society. To illustrate with an example, we are adding social media to our religious festival. So, people are now wishing and celebrating their festival online across the world. This method is not at all possible in the past. It doesn’t mean the people are forgetting their traditional festival, they are just modifying the way of celebrating.
Moreover, in India, we have tons of religious festival which encourage people to know more about our traditional history and benefits. Particularly, I would say the “Pongal festival” which is celebrated as January in South India by people, especially “Tamilians”, the festival last for four-five days. Each day will have different activities. It is celebrated as thanksgiving days of sun, cow and farmers. The activities behind this celebration help us to understand the meaning of our religious festival. For example, on the first day of Pongal, we worship the sun god to thank him, on the next day we will conduct the famous bull sports activity called “jallikattu” to thank the cow for harvesting. So, each day is representing their own unique signature and also teach us why we are celebrating the events.
Consequently, in my opinion, I strongly believe in celebrating the festival is not only for enthusiasm it brings the togetherness and showed love towards others. So, I think it is very important for everyone to celebrate their own festival passionately because it educates us greatly about the fact and history of religious festivals.
The
festival
is one of the most
important
events
for
celebrating
the life of joy, most
people
are
especially
gathering at this sort of stunning
festival
. Each country has its
own
religious
festivals
and celebrates the
events
with their following
traditional
path. I don’t
think
so
people
in the modern era tend to celebrate the
events
by themselves alone. I
personally
feel it is inappropriate reasons that most
people
have forgotten the
traditional
festival
during the
festival
time. The following paragraphs will discuss the topic
comprehensively
.
Celebrating the
festival
, which gives a strong
positive
vibe to
people
in the vicinity.
People
in the past, celebrated their
festival
by wishing
people
, had a fun chat with friends, made new friends as a family member, burning crackers and
also
got
a blessing from their grandparents. The same tradition has
been followed
until
now
,
but
it has
some
modification which
is adapted
to modern society. To illustrate with an example, we are adding social media to our
religious
festival
.
So
,
people
are
now
wishing and
celebrating
their
festival
online across the world. This method is not at all possible in the past. It doesn’t mean the
people
are forgetting their
traditional
festival
, they are
just
modifying the way of celebrating.
Moreover
, in India, we have tons of
religious
festival
which encourage
people
to know more about our
traditional
history and benefits.
Particularly
, I would say the “
Pongal
festival”
which
is celebrated
as January in South India by
people
,
especially
“
Tamilians
”, the
festival
last for four-five days. Each day will have
different
activities. It
is celebrated
as thanksgiving days of sun, cow and farmers. The activities behind this celebration
help
us to understand the meaning of our
religious
festival
.
For example
, on the
first
day of
Pongal
, we worship the sun god to thank him, on the
next
day we will conduct the
famous
bull sports activity called “
jallikattu
” to thank the cow for harvesting.
So
, each day is representing their
own
unique signature and
also
teach us why we are
celebrating
the
events
.
Consequently
, in my opinion, I
strongly
believe in
celebrating
the
festival
is not
only
for enthusiasm it brings the togetherness and
showed
love
towards others.
So
, I
think
it is
very
important
for everyone to celebrate their
own
festival
passionately
because
it educates us
greatly
about the fact and history of
religious
festivals
.