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Happy Holi 2014. Dr. A\'s Clinic

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I see that there is Festival of Lights and Festival of Colors, which one is a bigger or the more important holiday? Happy holidays :slight_smile:

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Dear HMorHT,
Both are equally joyous. The variety of colors (Holi) and the brightness of lights (Diwali) both fill the mind with happiness. That is what everyone seeks.

BTW, Eid and Christmas (and a lot of other festivals irrespective of religion) are also celebrated with equal fervor in India. You should plan a visit sometime in our festival season.
Regards,
Dr. A

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[quote][postedby]Originally Posted by Dr. Arvind[/postedby]
Dear HMorHT,
Both are equally joyous. The variety of colors (Holi) and the brightness of lights (Diwali) both fill the mind with happiness. That is what everyone seeks.

BTW, Eid and Christmas (and a lot of other festivals irrespective of religion) are also celebrated with equal fervor in India. You should plan a visit sometime in our festival season.
Regards,
Dr. A[/quote]

I will keep that in mind for sure, I am also interested in a spiritual tour to meet with gurus like Deepak Chopra :slight_smile:

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