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[world-vedic] Holi -- Rituals of the Festival

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It bothers me when I hear of Hindus indulging in this kind of unethhical

behavior. In Trinidad people fast for days before divali (because most of them

eat meat all through the year) and the same happens for holi. We have never had

alcohol and meat associated with Divali but it was with Holi until a few years

back when Hindu organizations made an effort to remove this. It has made a

wonderful impact on the people. They see thye can have fun without the alcohol.

I wish that India would go in tihis direction too. Religion ,

UNEXPECTED_DATA_AFTER_ADDRESS@.SYNTAX-ERROR. wrote: The celebrations on this

day end with the partaking of food specially cooked for this occasion - gujjia,

papri and kanji ke vade. Sometimes, meat dish like kofta curry is also served.

It is customary to serve drinks before the meal. This is an information

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