Observing Thanksgiving And Diwali
There is a little difference between the reasons for which the celebration of Thanksgiving and diwali 2012 date is observed. Though the legends connected with these celebrations are very different, yet the nature in which they are celebrated all over the world is overwhelming. The observation of these rituals or celebrations through the majority of the population around the globe has helped these phones become universal festivals, wiping out the boundaries between the East as well as the West forever.
The festival of Thanksgiving is observed remembering the day when the English and also the Americans reaped corn together the very first time, when they headed to have a secured life far from their places of origin; whereas, Diwali is celebrated like a festival of light, marking the victory of Lord Rama On the evil Ravana (according to Hindu mythology).
The festival of Thanksgiving day is mostly noticed in the western countries of America and England (especially), but it is now gradually spreading its wings to the other parts around the globe. The same can also be said for that Asian festival of lights or Diwali or Deepavali. Both the festivals are observed around the same season (preferably in the month of November).
This intermingling of individuals by embracing each other’s religious festivals and ceremonies is not a thing to be neglected. Rather it is a very significant incident in the world history, paving new methods of future harmony and peace, and also a sense of security through promotion of goodwill between the various sects and people around the world. Both festivals are observed in the month of November and you will check the date of Thanksgiving 2012 and Diwali 2012 to get acquainted with the festivities.
Another interesting aspect that cannot be ignored in any way is that, both the festivals are observed to get a week (in most of the places). The thanksgiving 2012 date of celebrations is going to be starting from November 22, that is one of deepavali 2012 begins from 13 November, this year.
