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I
had a blast this Diwali. Well quite literally. I’m back in my hostel and the
university is quite empty and most students haven’t returned. They’re still
high on the festivities I guess. My roommates aren’t back and that gave me a
lot of time to reflect upon things. So sitting all by myself in my hostel room,
a profound thought occurred to me. What does Diwali really mean to people?
Is
it all about lighting diyas, setting off fireworks and crackers or eating
sweets or exchanging gifts?
This
festival of light symbolizes the victory of good over evil. But do we ever try
to kill the evil within ourselves? We are deeply flawed as humans and every
person has a vice that isn’t so nice. We let these vices get the better of us
and soon they become a part of our personality.
How
about we do something it? How about changing ourselves for good? I do realize
change isn’t easy and most of us resist it but we fail to understand that it is
for our own betterment. When we let go of unwanted things, we get blessed with
better things. We attract good people and things that enrich our lives and make
it more meaningful.
Get
rid of jealousy, malice, greed, grudges, hate, addictions or any other “evil”
that is stopping you from living a happy and fulfilling life. Make a little
change and see the world around you light up like a million diyas.