We’ve had two religious events recently, both somehow related to light. One is Diwali, the Hindu Festival of Lights, lasting for up to a week and symbolizing the spiritual victory of “light over darkness”. The other one is Halloween, which is probably an old pagan tradition – ultimately absorbed by some Christian denominations – commemorating the eve of the All-Saints Day.
Real but not true...
Real but not true...
Real but not true...
We’ve had two religious events recently, both somehow related to light. One is Diwali, the Hindu Festival of Lights, lasting for up to a week and symbolizing the spiritual victory of “light over darkness”. The other one is Halloween, which is probably an old pagan tradition – ultimately absorbed by some Christian denominations – commemorating the eve of the All-Saints Day.