Sparklers and Diwali

The Festival of Diwali

Diwali is the Hindu festival of lights, with variations celebrated in other Indian religions.  Diwali symbolizes the spiritual victory of light over darkness, good over evil, and knowledge of ignorance.  It is usually celebrated sometime from mid-September and mid-November and lasts five or six days.  During the festival celebrants illuminate their homes, temples, and workplaces with diyas (oil lamps), candles, and lanterns.  Celebrants may also use fireworks and sparklers during their celebrations.

The Symbolism of Light

Light is the central them of Diwali it symbolizes the victory of good over evil and the removal of ignorance.  The lighting of lamps, candles, lanterns, and sparklers have a profound symbolism when used in this context.  The glow and light emitted by the sparklers represents the light that dispelled the darkness of evil and ignorance.  Lighting a sparkler signifies your commitment to spreading knowledge, love, and positivity.

Symbolism of Sparklers in Diwali

When people light sparklers together, it symbolizes unity and strength that comes from standing together in the face of darkness.  Sparklers add an element of joy to Diwali.  The lively sparks and crackling bring a sense of excitement to the Diwali celebrations.  The bright and fiery sparks from a sparkler acts as a protective shield against evil forces.  By using sparklers celebrants honor the cultural and religious celebrations that have been passed down for generations.

If you plan on celebrating Diwali and you are in need of sparklers look no further than Direct Sparklers.  We offer a wide variety of sparklers to fit all of your celebration needs.