Diwali Quotes

The influence of Hinduism is all over the church and our lives beyond its stone walls: We wear saris and dhotis to church, light traditional lamps, apply sandalwood paste on our foreheads, and choose auspicious days to schedule important events. Our girls sport the round dots resembling Hollywood laser-sight spots on their foreheads, and every Christian in the south celebrates Diwali with the same fervor as any Hindu

This Diwali never forget my friend, every cracker you burn becomes the ink in the pen that will sign the death warrant for your children and all the children in the world.

Diwali is a festival of light and hope, not of pollution and death.

No more Christmas, no more Hanukkah, no more Ramadan and Diwali.

Mere seene pe rakho haath ki dil roshan ho Mujh ko diwali manaane ki ijaazat de do

Diwali is about setting goals, not accumulating gold. As Lakshmi comes from Lakshya, meaning Goal.

Recently, the Google Internet search "Diwali greetings" was the second-most popular search worldwide during Diwali.

On an average, we celebrate 4-5 festivals per month. There are the major ones like Christmas and Diwali and then there are minor ones like whatsitsname-get-drunk-and-dance-in-front-of-temple-near-bomanahalli festival.

Diwali (Lakshmi Pujan/Amavasya) is the darkest night of the year. And our ancestors have taught us to overcome darkness with light. When the moon is not shining, neither the sun, sky is dark; India glitters. Proud of being part of such a wise and one of the finest tradition. Diwali is practicing "तमसोमा जोतिर्गमय" . . . Happy Diwali to all. May der b light in your life. . .

You cannot celebrate the festival of light before combating the darkness within