The real Diwali has not come yet..! | The real Diwali has not come yet..! | Article by Dr. Anita Mudkanna ThePipaNews

Diwali is over soon. Skylights, fireworks illuminate the area. Greetings, meetings revived old memories, severed relationships blossomed again. There was also a bit of mischievous saliva. All the moments are beautifully arranged in one click. Everyone became aware of self-existence. Worried about whether you’ve gained weight after eating sweets? Some are eager to go home, some are upset, some are bathed in tears due to Corona. The fire given to Apest’s body started to burn in the eyes. In someone’s house the taste of feast and in someone’s house Divya didn’t get the cane. It rained heavily in the desert. The farmer spends the night wondering what to do with the crops lost in knee-deep water. How to meet the urge of Lakers clothing? While it is not possible to celebrate Diwali peacefully after the harvest is gone, how can we give it to the farmer who lights the lamp after Usnawari and says he does not want to celebrate the country’s biggest festival? Years, to be forgotten? On the other hand, will he come to meet growing up as a child on this auspicious day? How can we ask the parents of the parents who are waiting at the gate with this hope in the old age home, how was their Diwali? Like their tongue but the taste of the sweets that are distributed there? Does he feel his own feelings? How will a child brought up in an orphanage enjoy Diwali? Imagine that the pain is so intense that the intestines will be crushed, is this terrible picture not the bitter truth? This fact proves that everyone’s Diwali is different. Not everyone is lucky enough to get all these happiness. But being able to include others in one’s own happiness, being able to see the pain of others with one’s own eyes, being able to light the spark of hope in someone’s heart, understanding the meaning of someone’s cry, being able to embrace them. Someone and stay with them forever is not Diwali? Isn’t it the real Diwali to be able to live a beautiful, simple, beautiful life without succumbing to the glamorous lifestyle? But how many people know this philosophy, will know or agree? If not known, then what should be said that this Diwali of life is still left no one understands?

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