The Real Significance of Holi: (Festival of Many Colors)
Holi is a festival where the Hindus celebrate festivals coinciding with the spring season. The season manifests divinity and its expression through plants, shrubs, and trees filled with sweet-smelling flowers. They all proclaim the glory and everlasting beauty of God. The season inspires us with joy, hope, and rejuvenated life. It propels you forward to our inner journey to scout out God- the creator and indweller, who is hiding himself in human hearts and these external manifestations. Bharat's holy scriptures relate the festival to the various ancient legends." One event connected to this legend of the demon Holika is Bhakta Prahlad's devotion to Lord Narayana, and his subsequent escape from death at the hands of Holika. Prahlad's father, Hiranyakashipu, punished him in various ways to change his devotional mind and make him worldly-minded. He failed in his attempts. At last, he ordered his sister, Holika, who had a boon to remain unburnt even in fire, to take