October 31, 2005

Diwali Greetings!

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Here are some sweets for you on the occasion of Diwali :-) I could not resist myself purchasing these colorful sweets from a nearby confectionary today. In the coming days, I will try to add some of the recipes for making these tempting sweets at your home.

And here is one of the inspiring stories on Diwali ...

"It was the sacred Deepavali Day. A few devotees had gathered round the Master who sat underneath a huge, banyan tree.

A devotee asked: "Master, how best may a person celebrate the Deepavali Day?

And the Master said: "By kindling the light inextinguishable-the light which can never be extinguished."

"And how may that be done?" asked the devotee.

The Master said: "Today, go and treat everyone you meet as though you are meeting him for the last time. Give him all the love and understanding, kindness and care of which you are capable, and do all this without expecting anything in return-not even a simple words of thanks."

The Master paused for a while and then added: "And continue to do this every day!" - Author unknown -

12 Comments:

Blogger Kalyn Denny said...

Happy Diwali. Here in Utah the students learn about all the countries of the world when they are in sixth grade (12 years old) and tomorrow one of the sixth grades is having a lesson on Diwali. I was excited to hear they are learning about it, because I only knew about it from reading the Indian food blogs!

11/01/2005  
Blogger Swamy VKN said...

Thanks Kalyn. I am so happy to note that the world is coming more closer these days, especially with the power of internet's interconnectivity, making the new world - a better place to live. Cheers!

11/01/2005  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Happy Diwali VKN. Thanks for this post.

11/01/2005  
Blogger Indian Blogger said...

Happy Diwali pal.Hope you had fun.

11/01/2005  
Blogger Swamy VKN said...

Thanks friends.

11/01/2005  
Blogger Mika said...

Hi VKN: Happy diwali to you!

11/01/2005  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Vijay,

That's a lovely sentiment. Thanks for reminding us the spirit of Deepavali.
Happy Diwali to you and the family.

11/02/2005  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

diwali wishes from me too :)

11/02/2005  
Blogger harsh said...

Wish u too a very happy Diwali and a prosperous new year ahead !!

Harshal.

11/02/2005  
Blogger Swamy VKN said...

Thanks everyone and wish you all the same.

11/02/2005  
Blogger Swamy VKN said...

Thanks Harshal. Wish you the same. Let us stay in touch.

11/02/2005  
Blogger AkaRound Peg said...

Thanks for the greetings you left on my blog. Deepavali Greetings to you too!

11/04/2005  

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