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Sikhs celebrate it as Guru Nanak got enlightenment this day

 

Most hindus believe that Lord Rama came back to his home after

killing Ravan on this day...hence his countrymen lit the lights and

used firewords to welcome him... though this is half true

 

Shri Rama deliberately chose this day to come back. diwali was

celebrated even before that

 

Diwali is a Tantrik festival....Mother dhumavati (10th Mahavidya)

rules the earth from July till Diwali day...because Jyesthha

Nakshatra rises during this time, which is abode of Dhumavati....

 

Earth gets negative energy from Jyesthha nakshatra which sets on the

eve of Diwali....when we celebrate Narak chaturdashi

 

Next day Laxmi's energy set in...because she is younger sister of

Dhumavati and she comes only when Dhumavati is gone

 

Thus to welcome Laxmi (Kamla-the 10th Mahavidya)...and to ward of

Negativity..our rishis told people to light the house and use

firewords...notionally defeating the negative energy

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Interesting Babaji. This makes sense, as the time before Diwali(3-4

months) is considered unlucky, and no marriages take place, no new

businesses are started etc.

 

If you look at past few years, most of disasters happened in

Dhumavatis time- The hurricanes in US, East Asia etc. Earthquakes in

India. Kargil war, Bosnia also started this time. For past few months

situation in Iraw Afganistan has gotten worse.

 

So much for scientists view that stars have no effect on us!

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