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lailaseri — 2019-01-09 21:57:22 UTC

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lailaseri — 2019-01-09 23:17:31 UTC

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lailaseri — 2019-01-09 23:19:19 UTC

Syak S, Roy CP, Eizfan sem

2019-01-10 01:31:35 UTC

DEEPAVALI

WiRA,DANNIE,ARQIL

2019-01-10 01:32:02 UTC

Thaipusam

Chinese New Year

hiidaayaatii — 2019-01-10 01:33:30 UTC

Hidayati, Mateen, Zolynn

Aiman,Coby,Maisara

2019-01-10 01:33:41 UTC

Hari Raya

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hiidaayaatii — 2019-01-10 01:34:56 UTC

5W1H

hiidaayaatii — 2019-01-10 01:35:43 UTC

Who? - The Chinese
What? - It is a Chinese festival that is celebrates the beginning of the year on the Chinese calendar
When? - The first day of Chinese New Year begins on the new moon that appears between 21 January to 20 February. In 2019, the first day of the Lunar New Year will be on a Tuesday, 5 Feb, initiating the year of the pig.
Where? - Many countries celebrate Chinese New Year such as Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Cambodia, the Philippines and Mauritius, as well as many countries in North America and Europe.
Why? - In the olden days, Chinese New Year was celebrated as a time to honor deities as well as ancestors. nowadays,Chinese New Year is celebrated as an occasion for families to have annual reunion dinners.
How? - During Chinese New Year, the house is not to be swept because it means to be sweeping away the good luck. They are to put up red decorations that represents goodness and happiness. During the morning of Chinese New Year, they will shower with flowers to wash away the bad luck from last year. After that, families will go to the relatives and friends houses with two mandarins which will then be exchanged with the house owners. The elders will give the kids red packets to wish them good luck for the rest of the year. They will invite the lion dance to the house to bring good luck and fortune

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2019-01-10 01:35:57 UTC

5W1

2019-01-10 01:37:02 UTC

when is it celebrated?

after fasting in the month of ramadhan, muslims celebrate hari raya because it falls on the first day of syawal [the 10th month of the islamic calendar].

what do they do in the MONTH?

during the celebration of Hari Raya, the younger ones would have to seek forgiveness from their parents and grandparents. That is not the only thing that they do in fact, they will visit their relatives sometimes till late night.

who is involved?
mostly muslims families and their relatives.

where do they go in the morning?

the muslims guys will go for their prayer before visiting their family members

why do they celebrate?
to reconnect with family members
to reconcile with family members whom you have bad terms with.

how is it celebrated?
visiting family members with joy and love.

Video

2019-01-10 01:37:51 UTC

2019-01-10 01:37:55 UTC

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QVqjYfTjDJM

5W1H

2019-01-10 01:39:18 UTC

When:21st January
Where:Singapore
Who:Kavadi-bearer and Tamil people.
What: A festival occurring in the Tamil month Thai (January-February), the day of the star Pusam around Pournami (Full Moon) is celebrated as ThaiPusam
Why:It is a special day for worship of Lord Muruga (also known as Subrahmanya or Thendayuthapani) and is celebrated in a very grand manner at all Murugan temples, especially at the 'Aaru Padai Veedu' of Murugan (Six temples in India dedicated to Lord Muruga).
How:
The two baskets hanging at each end of the Kavadi contain rice, milk or other articles that the devotee has vowed to offer the Lord. The more devout among them, and especially those who do it as a Sadhana, collect these articles by begging.

They travel on foot from village to village, and beg from door to door. The villagers offer their articles directly into the basket of the Kavadi. The Kavadi-bearer continues begging until the baskets are full or the avowed quantity is reached, and then offers the Kavadi to the Lord.

5W1H

2019-01-10 01:39:34 UTC

WHO: HINDUS CELEBRATE DEEPAVALI WITH THEIR FRIENDS AND FAMILY. j
WHERE: HINDUS CELEBRATE DEEPAVALI IN LITTLE INDIA OR THEIR RELATIVES HOUSE.
WHAT: Dipavali is the Hindu festival of lights, which is celebrated every autumn in the northern hemisphere (spring in southern hemisphere).^[5]^[6] One of the most popular festivals of Hinduism, Diwali symbolises the spiritual "victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance." Light is a metaphor for knowledge and consciousness.^[7]^[8]^[9] During the celebration, temples, homes, shops and office buildings are brightly illuminated.

WHEN: The preparations, and rituals, for the festival typically last five days, with the climax occurring on the third day coinciding with the darkest night of the Hindu lunisolar month Kartika. In the Gregorian calendar, the festival generally falls between mid-October and mid-November.
WHY: Diwali is called the Festival of Lights and is celebrated to honor Rama-chandra, the seventh avatar (incarnation of the god Vishnu). It is believed that on this day Rama returned to his people after 14 years of exile during which he fought and won a battle against the demons and the demon king, Ravana.

HOW:

Traditional earthen diyas or candles are lit, and nowadays, fireworks are set off.
Houses are cleaned and decorated with colourful rangoli artworks - patterns created on the floor using coloured rice or powder.
Throughout India, and in Indian communities, people wear new clothes, visit friends and family, and exchange sweets and gifts.There is also a strong belief in giving to those in need.
A special "puja" prayer is dedicated to the goddess Lakshmi in the evening. She is said to bring good luck and prosperity.

5 senses

2019-01-10 01:52:08 UTC

Sight:Kavadi-bearers walking door to door begging for articles untill their baskets are full and then offers it to the Lord.
Taste:The taste of pure curry

5 Senses

2019-01-10 01:55:47 UTC

sight :
many people wearing their bright and colourful costumes [ baju kurung, kebaya]

smell:
the sweet and savoury smell of the rendang and all the other kueh

touch :
the part when we ask for forgiveness and touch the hands of someone who is elder than us makes a wonderful meaning

taste :
the taste of the ketupat and the rendang also the ayam masak merah is what you could ever ask for the past one month of fasting.

hear: the sound of firecrakers and traditional malay Hari Raya song is melodious to the ears

5 Senses

hiidaayaatii — 2019-01-10 01:57:05 UTC

See - When you enter the houses of your relatives and friends, a lot of striking red decorations is hung up. As this is the year of the pig, there will be decorations in pink also. There is also red ropes that are hung up to represent good luck. A lot of food is set up for people who are coming over to eat. There is also 'Lo-Hei', which is filled with salmon, vegetable, crackers, honey and peanuts, that is tossed up while saying their wishes for the year. There would also be lion dance who would climb up the step poles and martial arts.

Smell - The house would smell like traditional Chinese food as there is steamboat and barbecue set up. The house would also smell like mandarins that was given by the visitors.

Taste - The food is delicious to eat. The mandarin oranges that was given tastes very sweet. The crackers that is on the table is eaten by the children has a very crunchy and buttery taste. Sweet drinks is served to quench their thirst.

Hear - You are able to hear people shouting while playing mahjong. Poker cards are also played between the young adults. Chinese New Year songs will be played in the background to make the atmosphere happier. When they are tossing the Lo-Hei up into the air, they will be shouting their blessings for the year ahead. The drums and cymbals would be clanging against each other to make music for the lion dance.

Touch - The Mandarin orange feels very rough. The steamed fish that is served on the table is soft and easy to chew. The firecrackers that is played is very hot.

5 SENSES

2019-01-10 01:58:32 UTC

Sight:Send your near and dear ones to some beautiful vacation spots up in the profound mountains or deep down forest resorts so that they can behold the magnificent sights of the snow capped peaks, or catch a glimpse of some majestic animals in their own territory. They are sure to see things they have never seen before through some fabulous Hotel experiences.

Taste: Of course, it is the feasting season; give your family and friends the ultimate fine dining experiences as they like it. Continental, Chinese, Bavarian, or Goan cuisines await them just to gratify their taste buds and spread a little cheer too.

Touch: Let your all fairer friends and family members feel the touch of genteel hands that massage away their entire wrinkle and worry lines through a fantastic range of spa and salon experiences. Let them radiate with glowing beauty. After all, Diwali is the time to pamper and dazzle others through aromatherapies, Balinese and Swedish massages.

Hear:For the men of mettle in your family there is surely nothing better than hearing the thump, thump, thump, of a Harley Davidson or the legendary Royal Enfield engine sounds as they glide their way to all the hot spots of the capital. This one is truly a unique Diwali Gift idea.

Smell: True, there will be some people your friend’s circles who want to take the festivities one-step at a time, instead of going full throttle. It is time for them to wake up and smell the coffee with Café Coffee Day Gift Vouchers. It is bound to make them more energized, and thus see the lights of Diwali shine down upon them.

navya

efondleultimateCP — 2019-01-14 01:29:41 UTC

Aiman,Coby,Maisara

aimanisnotcurve — 2019-01-14 01:43:47 UTC

Hari Raya

arqilq — 2019-01-14 01:51:18 UTC

Sound:Stepping into the temple, you are thrust into a diverse blend of musics and sounds. All around you, a unique mix of sounds reverberate through the temple. The sounds seamlessly blend into one another, making it difficult to focus on a single music source. Devotees busy themselves with prayers as well as preparations to take up their kavadis or paalkudams (milk pots). As you walk through the crowd, you catch snippets of conversation amongst people code-switching easily between English and Tamil. Some talk about their kavadi preparations, some catch up with old friends and others get to know new ones. Amidst these conversations, you hear a live band playing not too far away from you. Barely audible over the live bands, recorded music plays from speakers mounted against the temple’s pillars.

Smell:Sweat

Video

aimanisnotcurve — 2019-01-14 02:02:06 UTC

aimanisnotcurve — 2019-01-14 02:02:22 UTC

when is it celebrated?after fasting in the month of ramadhan, muslims celebrate hari raya because it falls on the first day of syawal [the 10th month of the islamic calendar].what do they do in the MONTH. during the celebration of Hari Raya, the younger ones would have to seek forgiveness from their parents and grandparents. That is not the only thing that they do in fact, they will visit their relatives sometimes till late night.who is involved?mostly muslims families and their relatives.where do they go in the morning?the muslims guys will go for their prayer before visiting their family members.why do they celebrate?to reconnect with family members,to reconcile with family members whom you have bad terms with.

how is it celebrated?
visiting family members with joy and love.

5 SENSES

efondleultimateCP — 2019-01-17 01:19:53 UTC

2019-01-17 01:22:06 UTC

Touch:The piercing of the kavadi bearers