VioletteRose

from Chicago, United States (41 years). Wizzley author for 10 years. 100%

As of now, I am living in the suburbs of Chicago, though I am originally from India. I am married and I have two little boys who I love the most. I worked as a software engineer for few years and I left my job when I had my first baby. I have many hobbies which include reading, writing, cooking, gardening, traveling and much more.

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Attukal Pongala Festival In Kerala

Every year Attukal Pongala festival is celebrated in Attukal Devi temple situated at Thiruvananthapuram district in Kerala, India.

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Maha Shivarathri - The Night Dedicated To The Worship Of Lord Shiva

Maha Shivarathri is observed every year by Hindus across the world. The festival falls on either late February or early March, based on the Hindu calendar calculations.

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Karthikai Deepam Or Karthikai Vilakku: Another Festival Of Lights

On Karthikai festival day, oil lamps are lighted everywhere using diyas or lemons, and also traditional foods are prepared and shared. The words deepam or vilakku means lights.

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Customs And Traditions Associated With Sabarimala Pilgrimage

Here you can read about the popular customs and traditions followed by the devotees who visit Sabarimala temple, especially during the pilgrimage season in December.

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Sabarimala: Legends Associated With The Origin Of The Temple

Sabarimala is one of the most famous Hindu pilgrimage destinations in South India, visited by large number of devotees every year irrespective of the religion.

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Should You Avoid Eating Food During Solar And Lunar Eclipses?

In many places around the world, people avoid eating food during the time of solar and lunar eclipses.

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Why Is Diwali Celebrated | Why Is Diwali Called The Festival Of Lights

Diwali is one of the most famous Indian festivals. Diwali is observed and celebrated mostly by Hindus to celebrate the victory of good over the evil. Read more about Diwali here.

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10 Days Of Navratri Celebrations

Navratri is an important Hindu festival celebrated across India for ten days. The tenth day is celebrated as Dussehra which is considered as one of the most auspicious days.

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Ardhanarishvara Concept In Hinduism

The Ardhanarishvara or Ardhanareeshwara concept also known as Shiva Shakthi in Hinduism symbolizes the equal importance of feminine and masculine energies in the universe.

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Legends & Folklore

Peacock Symbolism - Peacock Association With Easter

Peacocks might be the most beautiful birds on earth and they are also large flying birds, but did you know about peacock symbolism and the association of peacocks with Easter?

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Holi: The Celebration Of Colors

Holi is the festival of colors celebrated around the time of spring every year and the date of celebration usually comes in the month of March.

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Hawaiian Lei Flowers - History Of Lei, Symbolism And Meanings Of Lei Flowers

Read all information about Hawaiian lei like history of Hawaiian lei and meaning of Hawaiian lei flowers. Also buy online the best leis for Hawaiian luau party and celebrations.

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Palm Leaf Manuscripts: Ramayana, Mahabharata And Buddhist Documents From Ancient Times

Palm leaves were used for writing in many Asian countries and those writings from the ancient times are known as Palm Leaf Manuscripts.

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Papyrus Plants - Egyptian Paintings On Papyrus paper - Papyrus Crafts And Art

Papyrus plants were used to make papyrus paper which were used to make great Egyptian paintings. Papyrus paper made from papyrus plants are also used to make paper crafts and so

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