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The festival has been celebrated for ages in India. But do you have any idea how and when did it first originate? The history of Dalai celebrations is nearly as old as the history of India. Here we bring you ten different reasons each of which is popularly believed by different sections of Indian people as the cause behind the origin of the Dalai tradition. Some of these have their roots in the different kinds of legends and mythical tales that can be found in the ancient Hindu scriptures called Purina’s.
So check out our fascinating article below and get to know the history of Dalai. If you like it, please click here and share it with all your pals and dear ones. Have a grand Dalai time The time of Dalai is one of the most festive and beautiful times of the year. Dalai literally means a “Row of Lights. ” It is a time filled with light and love; a time when Indians all over the world rejoice. Dalai is celebrated on the thirteenth/fourteenth day in the dark half of Kart (October – November); it is also known as Krishna Catharsis. It is the darkest night of the darkest period, yet it is a celebration of eight!
Dalai is heralded as the triumph of good over evil. The meanings of Dalai, its symbols and rituals, and the reasons for celebration are innumerable. Dalai celebrates Lord Ram’s glorious and long-awaited return to his Kingdom of Today after his fourteen long years of exile in the forests. It commemorates Lord Krishna victory over the demon Narcissus who had kidnapped and terrorized the goops of Virginian. When the evil Ankara was finally killed by Bagman Krishna and Stableman, he begged pitifully for mercy; thus, upon his entreaties, it was declared that this day of his death would be celebrated tit great Joy and festivity.
It is also celebrated as the day Bagman Vishnu married Amah Alkalis. Dalai is also associated with the story of the fall of Bali – a demon king who was conquered by Lord Vishnu. Lord Vishnu appeared to the demon king Bali in the form of a dwarf and requested only three steps of land. The evil and egotistic Bali granted the dwarf’s meager request of only three feet. Suddenly, Lord Vishnu took on His grand size and placed one foot on the Earth, another on the Heavens and His third on the head of the evil Bali. Hinduism and Dalai By Myra