@sanatan2025: As Diwali lamps are lit, here is a reflection from Sadhguru on what the festival is really about. The story of Krishna and Narakasura is a legend traditionally linked to this day. Happy Diwali. Share this with someone you are lighting a lamp with this Diwali. #Sadhguru #SadhguruWisdom #QuotesToLiveBy #deepavali #ConsciousLove

Salo perumal :

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Simheswara Dasa :

Read the Srimad Bhagavata Purana and you will know that even Lord Krishna celebrated Deepavali. Which clearly means it is celebrating with hundreds of thousands of lights the return of Lord Rama to Ayodhya. And Krishna killed so many much more powerful asuras and we do not celebrate Deepavali for them.

Selena Diamond :

1. Lord Rama's return to Ayodhya One of the most well-known reasons we celebrate Diwali is to commemorate Lord Rama's return to Ayodhya after 14 years of exile and after defeating Ravana. The people of Ayodhya welcomed Lord Rama, Mata Sita, and Lakshman by lighting rows of diyas (oil lamps). The entire kingdom illuminated to celebrate their homecoming. 2. The victory of good over evil Diwali reminds us that Lord Rama defeated Ravana, symbolizing that goodness, truth, and righteousness will always triumph over evil. It teaches us to conquer the darkness within ourselves—anger, greed, jealousy, and ego—and replace it with love, kindness, and wisdom. 3. Welcoming Goddess Lakshmi On Diwali, many Hindus worship Mata Lakshmi, the Goddess of wealth, prosperity, and abundance. We clean our homes, light diyas, offer prayers, and welcome Her blessings for peace, happiness, health, and prosperity. 4. The spiritual meaning of Diwali Diwali is also a reminder that light represents knowledge and hope, while darkness represents ignorance. There is a beautiful Sanskrit prayer: “Tamaso Ma Jyotir Gamaya” Meaning: Lead me from darkness to light. The true message of Diwali: May the light of Bhagwan remove the darkness from our hearts and homes. May we live with compassion, gratitude, love, and dharma, and may divine blessings bring peace and happiness to all.

user80978273430kamla :

good over evil light over darkness

Good vibes :

I swear was to celebrate the return of Shri Ram to Ayodia, the villagers light lamps along the his path to welcome him back.. 🤔.. it continued as a festival thereafter, ppl put different meaning to it.. somebody correct me if I got it wrong.

shilu :

I feel it's very logic great explanation tq sadguru

Sanjeev Barath :

Good over Evil bro straight up

Larry :

Confusing

michael :

Happy Diwali / Deepavali

sabesan :

well said Swamy Sadhguru

Matilda Pereira :

Enligtenment????? in short?

Mike @ :

well said sadguru ji

Rajesh Seechurn :

Diwali is celebrated on the darkest night of the year.Before shri Ram and shri Krishna ji was celebrated.

R SINGH :

Light over darkness

Ben10 Niko Lee :

Saddd Guru

Trans_786 :

chandittoo :

pranam Guru Ji 🙏 ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Kawthaman :

Deepavali 👌👌👌👌

Rythem Boss :

Krishna came after ram so Diwali started before Krishna came 🤔

Shera :

🙏🙏🙏

user4374641717790 :

😎Tage Lukeman👞 :

AP :

Tq 👍👍👍

Mohan Mahadevan :

Salute Sir

user2556817346139 :

move with the times bro