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Rangoli:Introduction
In Hinduism, every religious tradition or gesture is symbolic of a deeper meaning. Rangolis are not meant for the mere beautification of the house but are supposed to prevent evil from entering the home. Here’s an explanation to support the age-old belief and practice. Both positive and negative energy dwell in the atmosphere.Rangoli designs always look complicated and now you will know why. The negativity that is in the air gets entangled in the complexity of the rangoli design and fails to enter the house.
Hence rangolis absorb evil and prevent negativity from harming us. They also remind us to keep thinking positively, so that we can make our lives prosperous.
Traditional rangolis were made of rice powder and with time, people started using the variety of colors. The reason why our predecessors used rice powder was to feed birds, insects and the other lives that thrive in the soil.
