Holi, the Indian Festival of Colors, with Guest Pranjal Borthakur on Lada Ray’s blog
Lada says: Everywhere around the world, Hindus celebrate Holi, the Festival of Colors, a popular springtime festival observed on the last full moon of the lunar month. Participants traditionally throw bright, vibrant powders at friends and strangers alike, celebrating the arrival of Spring and allowing everyone a momentary freedom.
Winter is over and spring arrives as nature awakens with its abundance of colors, joy and generosity. This is what this beautiful and flamboyant festival is all about.
This very special post about Holi, the Indian festival of Colors, is a joint effort between two people: Lada Ray, originally from Russia and currently residing in New York, USA and Pranjal Borthakur in Assam, India; and between two very different parts of the world, far removed physically, yet interconnected. Because where friendship, culture and art are concerned, physical borders don’t matter and distances are nothing! I am sure my friend…
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Thanks so much for a reblog, Mike! I’ll pass it on to my guest, Pranjal. He’ll be very pleased!
Cheers!
Thank you Sir for liking this post of Lada Ray. She has done a Awesome work… Accept my Regards and Respect…