WISH YOU AND YOUR FAMILY A VERY HAPPY DEEPAVALI (19 posts)

  • Profile picture of svprsk svprsk said 3 years, 6 months ago:

    *என் உளம் கனிந்த தீபாவளி நல்வாழ்த்துக்கள்***

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    *WISH YOU AND YOUR FAMILY A VERY HAPPY DEEPAVALI***

  • Profile picture of shobhainsf shobhainsf said 3 years, 6 months ago:

    Thanks Satheesh.
    Wishing all PS members & their families a Happy Deepavali. Happy Thalai Deepavali to the newly weds.

  • Profile picture of mailmouli_27 mailmouli_27 said 3 years, 6 months ago:

    I wish all our PS family members and their families a happy and safe deepavali
    I sincerely wish that this festival of lights will bestow happiness on all your families.

  • Profile picture of madhangopal madhangopal said 3 years, 6 months ago:

    Thanks everyone for the wishes,

    Wishing all PS members & their families a Happy and prosperous Deepawali.

  • Profile picture of aprilfool_75 aprilfool_75 said 3 years, 6 months ago:

    Wishing you all a very Happy Diwali

    ~ Udanx

  • Profile picture of akkooi akkooi said 3 years, 6 months ago:

    Hi Satheesh,
    Thank you for the greetings.Wishing you too a Happy Diwali and lots of happiness in the days to come.
    with regards,
    shanthi.

  • Profile picture of manivannan_bsli manivannan_bsli said 3 years, 6 months ago:

    Anaivarukkum en idhayam kanintha deepawali nal vazhthukkal.

    M.Manivannan
    Jaihind

  • Profile picture of geeyees1961 geeyees1961 said 3 years, 6 months ago:

    — In [email protected], “Manivannan.M Mahalingam”
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    > Anaivarukkum en idhayam kanintha deepawali nal vazhthukkal.
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    > shanthi palaninathan wrote:
    > Hi Satheesh,
    > Thank you for the greetings.Wishing you too a Happy Diwali and lots
    of happiness in the days to come.
    > with regards,
    > shanthi.
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    > — On Fri, 24/10/08, Satheesh kumar R wrote:
    > From: Satheesh kumar R
    > Subject: [ponniyinselvan] WISH YOU AND YOUR FAMILY A VERY HAPPY
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    > Date: Friday, 24 October, 2008, 8:00 PM
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  • Profile picture of sps10142004 sps10142004 said 3 years, 6 months ago:

    - WISH YOU ALL A VERY HAPPY DEEPAWALI…

    PS is a very large family which includes the members, their families,
    friends and those who are attracted by Kalki’s PS Novel yet could not
    interact much…

    Our very best wishes to one and all..

    Re inscriptional support for Diwali, I do not recall of having read
    any such old inscriptions related to Diwali…

    And the Naragasuran episode does not seem to have any other literary
    support either …

    Looks post Vijayanagar or Sarfojis.

    But essentially DEEPAM is related to FIRE which is one of the
    Elements.

    It also represents enlightenment…

    ILLUMINATED PATH TOWARDS GLORIOUS FUTURE ..
    MATCHING OUR GLORIOUS PAST..

    Request even silent members to avail this opportunity post a
    greeting …

    Hearty Greetings.

    sps

  • Profile picture of satish_arun satish_arun said 3 years, 6 months ago:

    Dear All,

    Wish you all and your family a very happy and prosperous Deepavali.

  • Profile picture of svprsk svprsk said 3 years, 6 months ago:

    > Re inscriptional support for Diwali, I do not recall of having read
    > any such old inscriptions related to Diwali…
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    > And the Naragasuran episode does not seem to have any other literary
    > support either …
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    > Looks post Vijayanagar or Sarfojis.
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    > But essentially DEEPAM is related to FIRE which is one of the
    > Elements.
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    Dear Sir,

    Deepavali is not only to celebrate the naragasuran’s death, some people say
    that it is the final day of kethaara gouri viratham for god shiva, We have
    any historical support for this?

  • Profile picture of amirtham_intl amirtham_intl said 3 years, 6 months ago:

    ACCORDING TO MY KNOWLEDGE,
    SINCE THIS FESTIVAL HAS BEEN CELEBRATED IN ALL THE STATES OF INDIA,
    SO THIS WAS STARTED FROM AKBAR THE GREAT OR SOME OTHER EMPERORS WHO RULED
    MANY PARTS OF INDIA. I
    S IT CORRECT ?
    WARM REGARDS,
    A.SUGUMARAN

  • Profile picture of dmaloo dmaloo said 3 years, 6 months ago:

    Happy Deepavali Good wishes to all. It has truly been a privilege to
    be part of this group and sincerely wish everyone health, happiness
    and joy in days to come!!

    All water on the morning of Deepavali is sanctified as Ganga, hence
    the good wish Ganga snaanam acha? In olden times Deepavali is marked
    by early morning ritual oil bath, blessings by elders, the fragrant
    herbal ‘marundu’ and of course crackers and visit to friends and
    family. Would be interesting to note how it has changed, in my home
    after elders passed away much of the ritual has gone and what remains
    is just exchange of good wishes with sweets and savories.

    Malathi

  • Profile picture of plasticschandra plasticschandra said 3 years, 6 months ago:

    *என் உளம் கனிந்த தீபாவளி நல்வாழ்த்துக்கள்***
    *WISH YOU AND YOUR FAMILY A VERY HAPPY DEEPAVALI***

  • Profile picture of satish_arun satish_arun said 3 years, 6 months ago:

    — In [email protected], “annamalai sugumaran”
    wrote:
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    > ACCORDING TO MY KNOWLEDGE,
    > SINCE THIS FESTIVAL HAS BEEN CELEBRATED IN ALL THE STATES OF INDIA,
    > SO THIS WAS STARTED FROM AKBAR THE GREAT OR SOME OTHER EMPERORS WHO
    RULED
    > MANY PARTS OF INDIA. I
    > S IT CORRECT ?
    > WARM REGARDS,
    > A.SUGUMARAN
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    How can you think of Akbar?? :)

    Not sure how it all started all over india, but the below link gives a
    good account of various stories behind Deepavali. A good read.

    http://www.tamilhindu.com/2008/10/significance-of-deepavali/

    Regards,
    Satish

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