Indian Culture: Land of Myths and Colors
Indian culture: The land of myths and colors The Indian culture is one of the oldest and richest cultures in the world, it is not just a civilization, but a full world of spirituality, colors, rituals, and myths. India is a country that exits you with its diversity and contradiction, as it combines elegance and renewal, poverty and wealth, simplicity and complexity. --- Spiritualism ... The heart of culture India is home to several major religions such as: Hindu Buddhism Jeanienia and these religions are characterized by the fact that they do not separate daily and spiritual life. Rituals, meditation, yoga, and even dance ... are all ways to communicate with the soul. --- Arts ... dance, tales and legends of India is home to unparalleled art: classic dance such as "Bharatania" and "Cathak", which are dances used to tell religious stories. Cinema, India is the home of Bollywood, the largest cinema industry in the world in terms of the number of production and views. Drawing and decoration, such as the art of "mandala" and "Al -Hanna", which is used in occasions. --- Indian dress and traditions not only wear clothes for coverage, but to express identity and culture: the Indian sari of women, which is a symbol of beauty and femininity. Men's traditional dress like corta and power. At weddings and festivals, cities turn into artistic paintings, colors, perfumes, and sounds. --- Unforgettable festivals celebrate hundreds of festivals every year, the most prominent of which are: Diwali: The Lights Festival, where houses are lit with lamps and fireworks are released. Holly: The Colors Festival, in which people sprinkle, some of them with colored powders in an unforgettable scene. Raksha Banahhan: Celebrating the links between brothers and sisters. --- What do we learn from Indian culture? Religious tolerance and coexistence between different sects. Celebrating life with all its details, from food to music. Internal spirituality and how a person can live in a balance with his body and spirit. --- Conclusion: Indian culture is not just an ancient civilization, but rather an inspiring journey to the depths of the self, which opens the doors to understand the world in a more deep and brighter way.
