A Ray of Hope UNESCO Youth Ambassador for the Culture of Peace: Nepal

Saturday, November 06, 2010

Nepal - Metta Centre from Piya

Our children and Nepalese are celebrating Dipawali...kind of celebration with music, song, lighting. and the sisters respecting their brothers so that sisters get gift form their brothers, fire works and prayer to the Lucky ..money Goddess called Laxmi is honoured, fireworks, food, family get together similar to the Xmas celebration. These are the some of the features of the Dipawali...The Festival of Light, flowers. I will send you some pictures after the event. The festival is going on now and on Monday ( 8 Novemner) is the last day of the event. But our kids are not enjoying as others do...as they are away from their families yet we bring them to others family, outings, food..and fun that they deserve. Love from kids
piya

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A Ray of Hope UNESCO Youth Ambassador for the Culture of Peace

Saturday, November 06, 2010

Nepal - Metta Centre from Piya

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