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This is the character that most often symbolizes Hinduism.

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This is the character that most often symbolizes Hinduism.

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The hindus celebrate dashahara to remember how prince Rama defeated the evil demon Ravana. they fill big cardboard characters of Ravana with firecrackers, then they burn it down to symbolize prince Rama defeating Ravana.

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Diwali or Dipavali is a Festival of Lights which is celebrated in Hinduism month map Cassette (October-November). Diwali means "a row of lights". This feast is in honor of the goddess Lakshmi. The home must be cleaned and Hindus decorate with candles before the goddess to come and visit. The feast is celebrated for three to five days. The party will also be a New Year's party when it is in this period, the Hindu new year begins. Diwali is considered a favorable opportunity for those who want to get married. North India is also celebrated Krishna Protecting cows on the feast day number two.

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Holi is a party where Hindus celebrate that the spring and the new year begins. to show that one year is over, they light the fire on the Holi evening. The fire will also commemorate when Prince Prahlad tricked witch Holika. The morning after Holi there is a great and fun party where those that are in it, squirt colored water or throw color powder at each other. Holi is celebrated in the days before full moon in February.

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Music by Happyman! DOWNLOAD THE SONG AT http://ilovehappyman.com Every year the Hare Krishna Temple in Spanish Fork, Utah puts on the biggest Holi (festival of colors) celebration in the Western Hemisphere. In 2011 the Spanish Fork Police department estimated that over 40,000 people attended in the first day alone of the two-day festival.

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Vishnu is considered as the most important god in Hinduism.Vishnu has come to earth as Rama and Krishna to save the world. Vishnu is married to lakshmi. Vishnu has four arms, which together hold a conch, a lotus flower, a discus and a club.  Vishnu has come down to earth many times, sometimes as an animal, sometimes as human beings.