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HOnour of LIke (HOLI)

Posted on the 11 July 2018 by Saurabh Verma @saveftp
Today's Holi means "Honour of Like". That is the real spirit of Holi, as a secular country. We have to give the honor of others likes and dislike. Holi is now worldwide known as the festival of colors as well as Hinduism festival. In India, Holiis celebrated in the honor of Lord Krishna and on the full moon day falling in the month of Phalguna (end of February and mid of March according to English calendar ).
HOnour of LIke (HOLI)
Hindu people perform some rituals in front of the bonfire (known as Holika).  Before playing Rangwali Holi we burn some old but natural things to pure our environment that is part of our life but not good for civil society future. the same message comes from Holika Dahan describes as we refuse bad things of people and those bad things cannot be accepted as "Honour of like".
HOnour of LIke (HOLI)
Many people of other religions the festival of colors celebrate to fill different colors and happiness in the life, Holi festivals memories rejoice us till next Holi. There is many saying and legends, we all know many articles, prose, and poetry written on Holi. My message to the world by Holi is here I mentioned it as "Honour of like".
HOnour of LIke (HOLI)
The colors of happiness for all should be same. The resources of the country for all should equally. In the country, all religions should the equal priority. We have to honor each other all around the world, spread the message of Indian Holi as "Honour of Like".
HOnour of LIke (HOLI)

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