DEEPAVALI OR DIWALI IS THE INDIAN FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS. DEEPA MEANS LAMP OR LIGHT AND VALI MEANS STRING OF( НИТКА ЧЕГО-ЛИБО.) - презентация

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3 DEEPAVALI OR DIWALI IS THE INDIAN FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS. DEEPA MEANS LAMP OR LIGHT AND VALI MEANS STRING OF( НИТКА ЧЕГО-ЛИБО.)

4 The Hindu calendar is based on the lunar cycle and the movement of the moon calendar. Usually this is in October or November.

5 This symbol is the Hindu sign for God

6 Look at this building, it is decorated all over with beautiful lights.

7 After fourteen years of exile- изгнание in the forest, the King of Ayodhya, Rama, and his brother Laksman, returned to their hometown. Before that, they defeated Demon King Ravana in a fierce war. Upon Rama's return to Ayodhya the people of the town lit lamps to welcome the King back and to celebrate the victory over Ravana. After King Rama retutned, the people danced and celebrated and fired fireworks to show how happy they were. These festivities continue every year at Diwali and are still celebrated today. What is the story of King Rama?

8 Celebrations

9 FIVE DAYS OF FESTIVITIES FIVE DAYS OF FESTIVITIES The FIRST DAY is called Dhan Theras. People buy jewellery and worship it to God.

10 The SECOND DAY is called Narka Chaturdashi. It is a celebration of the death of the evil king Narakusara who imprisoned many sons and daughters of the Gods.

11 Hindu worship Goddess Lakshmi, the goddess of good luck, wealth and fortune

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14 Rangoli-Painted Prayers- Окрашенные молитвы Индии Индийские женщины рисуют красивую Ранголи на расстоянии вытянутой руки, как ритуал каждый день. Считается, что Ранголи отгоняет злых духов. В Ранголи, вся конструкция должна быть непрерывной линией, без пробелов. Для каждого дня недели, есть определенная закономерность.

15 Colourful markets

16 Lights-Lamps and FireworksLights-Lamps and Fireworks

17 Diwali is celebrated not only in India. Here are some pictures of Diwali lights in the street.

18 This is Leicester in the middle of England.

19 Many people come to look at the lights, to celebrate Diwali and to remember the story of Rama and Sita.

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