Essay on Tihar Festival

Abinash Chaudhary
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Here are some key points to consider when writing an essay on the Tihar Festival:

1. Introduction

  • Briefly introduce the Tihar festival.
  • Mention its significance as the second biggest festival in Nepal after Dashain.
  • Highlight its alternative name, the "Festival of Lights."

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2. Historical and Cultural Significance

  • Describe the festival's origins and its connection to Hindu mythology.
  • Explain its religious importance for Hindus and its celebration across Nepal and by Nepali communities worldwide.

3. Duration and Key Days

  • Tihar is celebrated for five days. Mention each day:
    • Kaag Tihar (Day of the Crow): Crows are worshipped as messengers of death.
    • Kukur Tihar (Day of the Dog): Dogs are honored for their loyalty and as protectors.
    • Gai Tihar and Laxmi Puja (Day of the Cow): Cows are worshipped in the morning, and the goddess Laxmi is worshipped in the evening.
    • Gobardhan Puja and Mha Puja: Oxen are worshipped, and Newars celebrate Mha Puja (worship of self).
    • Bhai Tika: Sisters pray for their brothers' longevity and success, marking the emotional conclusion.

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4. Traditions and Rituals

  • Decorating homes with oil lamps, candles, and rangoli.
  • Offering prayers, food, and tika to animals and deities.
  • Exchanging gifts, sweets, and blessings.

5. Symbolism and Values

  • Unity among family and friends.
  • Respect for nature and animals.
  • Promotion of prosperity, happiness, and harmony.

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6. Comparison with Similar Festivals

  • Compare with other festivals of lights, like Diwali in India, showing similarities and differences.

7. Modern Celebrations

  • How Tihar is celebrated in urban areas vs. rural areas.
  • The role of modernization and commercialization.

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8. Conclusion

  • Summarize the significance of Tihar in Nepali culture.
  • Reflect on the values it teaches about family, nature, and community.
 

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