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    Why is Diwali celebrated??!
    Why is Diwali celebrated??!
    Why is Diwali celebrated??!
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    Why is Diwali celebrated??!

    By Bikal

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    "Why is Diwali celebrated??!" is a heartwarming and engaging story that bridges generations—captivating young readers while resonating with parents, caregivers, and family members alike. This delightful book combines rich storytelling with life lessons, offering readers of all ages a chance to explore important themes of family, love, personal growth, and the power of kindness.

    Whether you're a young adult seeking inspiration, a parent looking to share meaningful stories with your children, or anyone in between, this book will touch your heart. Through a journey of adventure and self-discovery, "Why is Diwali celebrated??!" offers relatable characters, exciting twists, and wisdom that can be applied to everyday life.

    Perfect for bedtime reading, family discussions, or personal reflection, this book is more than just a tale—it's an opportunity to bond over shared experiences and create lasting memories. With vibrant storytelling and compelling characters, it will inspire both young readers and parents to reflect on their own journeys and the importance of staying true to themselves.

    Join on a journey that will remind you of the timeless importance of love, courage, and the strength of family. A must-read for anyone who believes in the power of stories to bring us closer together.

    Key Themes:

    • Family and Relationships
    • Self-Discovery
    • Love and Kindness
    • Adventure and Growth
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBikal
    Release dateNov 18, 2024
    ISBN9798230142737
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      Why is Diwali celebrated??! - Bikal

      Why is Diwali

      celebrated??!

      Table of Contents

      Why is Diwali

      celebrated??!

      Chapter one:

      Celebration of Ram Navami

      Chapter two:

      Buddha Jayanti/ Buddha Purnima

      Chapter 3:

      Rakshya Bandan

      Chapter 4:

      Krishna Janmashtami

      Chapter five:

      Ganesh Chaturthi

      Chapter six:

      Vishwakarma Puja

      Chapter seven:

      Dashain

      Chapter eight:

      Diwali

      Chapter nine:

      Bhai Tika/ Bhai dooj

      Chapter eleven:

      Holi

      Why is Diwali celebrated??! is a heartwarming and collection of engaging story that bridges generations—captivating young readers while resonating with parents, caregivers, and family members alike. This delightful book combines rich storytelling with life lessons, offering readers of all ages a chance to explore important themes of family, love, personal growth, and the power of kindness.

      Whether you’re a young adult seeking inspiration, a parent looking to share meaningful stories with your children, or anyone in between, this book will touch your heart. Through a journey of adventure and self-discovery, Why is Diwali celebrated offers relatable characters, exciting twists, and wisdom that can be applied to everyday life.

      Perfect for bedtime reading, family discussions, or personal reflection, this book is more than just a tale—it’s an opportunity to bond over shared experiences and create lasting memories. With vibrant storytelling and compelling characters, it will inspire both young readers and parents to reflect on their own journeys and the importance of staying true to themselves.

      Join on a journey that will remind you of the timeless importance of love, courage, and the strength of family. A must-read for anyone who believes in the power of stories to bring us closer together.

      Key Themes:

      Family and Relationships

      Self-Discovery

      Love and Kindness

      Adventure and Growth

      Chapter one:

      Celebration of Ram Navami

      When the Sankadik Rishi (sons of lord Brahma) went Baikunth to meet Lord Vishnu, they were stopped at the holy gate by Jaya and Vijaya (the gatekeepers of Baikunth). They asked who they were and what was their purpose for this visit.

      Then one of the Sankadik Rishi, Sanaka introduced them, We are the Brahma kumaras Sankadik Rishi. I am Sanaka and these are my brothers Sanandana, Sanatana, and Sanatkumar. We hoped to get the glimpse of our Lord Vishnu. Jaya and Vijaya thinking they were just normal children responded, Lord is currently resting for a while. So, nobody is allowed to disturb him.

      Sankadik Rishi lost their calm but still responded with patience, Lord could never rest. If the operator took a rest, the whole world would crumble. Let us go to seek the lord’s presence.

      But Jaya and Vijaya still restricted them.

      This time Sankadik Rishi couldn’t keep calm and cursed Jaya and Vijaya to be born as demons for three lives.

      So, by the curse of Sankadik Rishi Jaya and Vijaya were born as Ravana and Kumbhakarna in Treta Yug. Once Ravana, along with his brothers Kumbhakarna and Vibhishan performed strong austerity to please lord Brahma.  Lord Brahma were impressed with the efforts of Ravana and his brothers. When he asked Ravana to express his wish, Ravana asked for a boon in where only a mortal human being can kill him.

      Then Ravana started his reign of terror, destroying mother earth. He submerged the whole earth in sins and the dharma was in danger.

      Mother earth, anguished and troubled, appealed to Indra the king of Heaven. But Indra was already defeated by Ravana’s son Indrajit. So, Indra turned to Lord Brahma for help. Brahma after listening to mother earth’s appeal, told he could do nothing because Ravana could only be killed by a mortal human being. He suggested Lord Shiva

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