Holi is a Joyous festival celebrated in India and it marks the arrival of Spring and the end of winter. To perform rituals of colors for a prosperous life call us at 9484950052 for online and offline booking. The festival begins with Holika Dahan, a bonfire ritual symbolizing the burning of negativity. It is a festival of colors, which is held after Basant Panchami. The festival spreads a message of mutual love regardless of caste, creed and religion.
History of Holi
Holi is a festival that celebrated for centuries. A popular story is about the demon king Hiranyakashyap, who wanted everyone to worship him but his son Prahlad, refused for it and worshipped Lord Vishnu. When Hiranyakashyap came to know about it, he called his sister Holika and planned to punish his son. Holika sat on a bonfire with Prahlad to make him burn but she destroyed and Prahlad was saved.
This story symbolizes the victory of good over evil. Holi is the festival where people throw colored powder at each other, dance and enjoy food, bringing people together in joy and unity.
Significance of Holi Puja
There are several procedures are used in different traditions for Holi Puja. The most popular culture is to dressed-up Radha-Krishna’s idol with beautiful jewellery and perform puja by offering sweets, flowers and colors. The entire family is gathered and chanting the name of Radha-Krishna and offering prayers for everyone’s well-being. This spread a message of mutual love and strength.
Spiritual Benefits of Holi Puja
- Holi Puja offers spiritual benefits that help balance the mind and soul.
- The act of lighting the bonfire during Holika Dahan purifies the surroundings, removing obstacles and bad energy.
- It helps devotees to deepen their faith and promote peace in their lives.
- The puja builds stronger connections with family and community.
