Holi Ayeere!

Holi Colours @ Narayaneshwar Temple, Narayanpur, Maharashtra, India
Colours Everywhare!


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What if the earth was colourless? Or what if we were colour blind? I cannot even imagine a life without colours! The plant kingdom with leaves of various hues and tints and shades, the earth that varies in colour from pale yellow to red to brown to black, the blue sky, the snowy clouds, the sun, the moon, colourful birds & animals add cheer to our life!
Spring is the colourful season that symbolises a new beginning. In Bharathavarsha, especially in the northern part, Holi is celebrated on every Phalguna Purnima as the victory of good over evil, end of winter and the arrival of spring. Holi is also known as Kamadahana or the day Manmatha was destroyed by Lord Shiva. Since Manmatha tried to wake up Lord Shiva for a good deed of inducing love between Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati, the Lord blessed him saying that Manmatha would be remembered on the same day as Kamadahana or holi. That’s why it is said to be the festival of love
May This Holi Spread Love And Only Love!
Happy Holi To All!

This photo was taken at Narayaneshwar Mandir, Shrikshetra Narayanpur, Maharashtra on 04.09.2013.
Read more about Holi celebration throughout India and worldwide here:

You may also know about preparing natural colours here:

About Sindhu

A nature lover and dreamer who expresses herself as an artist, fashion designer and blogger. Persued B.Sc fashion design at Karavali College (Mangaluru University 2003 - 2006) with first rank. Former lecturer for fashion designing at Gloria College, Puttur for five years (2006-2011). Blogger since 2013.

25 Comments

  1. Happy Holi to you Sindhu.

  2. Wishing you a Colourful, prosperous and Happy Holi πŸ™‚ Nice post. Got to know more about festival. πŸ™‚ I have shared link of your post on eco friendly colors on my blog.

  3. Lovely click. Wish you a very happy holi.

  4. happy holiii sindhu to you and your husband πŸ˜€ hoping your having a great time there πŸ˜€
    aditi

  5. Hope you had a happy holi.. For me holi is a sad day.. 3 years back it was on a holi day that our father left us.. I think I will never play holi again.

  6. Lovely pic, hope you had a colourful Holi πŸ™‚

  7. Happy Holi Sindhu. Hope you had great fun.

  8. Very true, Sindhu. Life without colors would be so terrible…
    Hope you had a Happy Holi!

    I have tagged you for 'My Memorable Memento contest'.
    Do check out my post for more details:
    http://anitaexplorer.blogspot.in/2014/03/my-lovely-memento.html
    Looking forward to your entry πŸ™‚

  9. Good read Sindhoo! Very true life would be unimaginable without all the colors which is a blessing from God.

  10. Hope you had a good time. πŸ™‚
    Sorry for the late visit.

  11. Thank you! Hope you had a Happy & Eco-friendly Holi πŸ™‚

  12. Thank you Deepa πŸ™‚ Thank you so much for sharing the link πŸ™‚

  13. Thank you so much Mridula πŸ™‚ You made my day!

  14. Thank you Aditi πŸ™‚ Yes, had enjoyed 'watching' Holi celebration πŸ™‚

  15. Thank you Preethi… πŸ™‚ Ohh! So sad!!! So sorry!

  16. Thank you Seeta πŸ™‚ Yeah, enjoyed watching the festival of colours from our balcony πŸ˜€

  17. Thank you! Yes, it was the best ever Holi celebration that I sighted πŸ™‚

  18. Yes, it would terrible without colours! Holi celebration was grand in our apartment, enjoyed watching it πŸ™‚

    Thank you so much for the tag πŸ™‚

  19. Thanks Fayazji, you are so kind πŸ™‚ Yes, colours are the real blessings!

  20. Yes! Enjoyed watching Holi πŸ™‚ Never mind, as I am too busy these days, I can really understand how busy a popular photo/travel blogger may be! Your visit to my blog itself is the greatest pleasure!

  21. I loved the simplicity of the snap…

Your words make my day!