17 Apr 2021
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pWhen autumn arrives and darkness comes earlier each evening, millions of people across the globe prepare to celebrate light's triumph over darkness. Diwali—also known as Deepavali—transforms homes, temples, streets, and entire cities into glowing celebrations that illuminate not just physical spaces but also the human spirit. What began as an ancient Hindu festival in the Indian subcontinent has evolved into a global celebration embraced by diverse communities, adapted to different cultures, and recognized in countries far from its origins./p
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pThis is the story of how Diwali has traveled from its roots to become one of the world's most widely celebrated festivals, how different communities interpret and observe it, and how a 2,500-year-old tradition continues to evolve while maintaining its essential message—that light, goodness, and knowledge will ultimately prevail over darkness, evil, and ignorance./p
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