Gifting Ideas for Diwali

Studying in school, completing a proper education, choosing a career path, getting a job for oneself, working and earning are all a big part of living a successful life for human beings. Work Life Pressure People who manage to get themselves a corporate job and willingly spend 5-6 days a week, from 9am-7pm everyday in work, to make a living out of it and care for themselves and their family, deserve a lot of respect, admiration and praise. It takes an unimaginable toll on your overall health. On top of that, there are many who do overtime to make ends meet in their life because the price of living, the living cost of our country or any country for that matter keeps on increasing with each passing year. There is a huge mental pressure on people, a constant threat to life, to be the provider for their family, their children. These issues should be dealt with professionally and the employer should provide them with healthcare programs and services. What Can You Do For Them? Well,

Diwali or Deepavali or the festival of lights is one of the grandest festivals which is celebrated by Indians all over the world. But what is it all about? For our country, Deepavali marks the coming back of Lord Rama and Goddess Sita to Ayodhya after 14 years of banishment. Their triumphant return was celebrated by villagers through lighted oil lamps which were placed at various dark areas to provide illumination. For certain section of the population, this festival has connection with the Goddess of wealth and prosperity, Lakshmi and her birth on the commemorating day of the 5day-long event. The oil lamps which were lighted to provide illumination also signify the triumph of good over evil. It also signifies the victorious feat of light achieved over darkness and the coming of knowledge by putting ignorance aside. Thus light has big significance over this festival. For decades candles and diyas were the primary source of light used for celebrating this auspicious occasion. But th