RE: - Nuevo Comenta-Concurso: Halloween 🎃-
Do you celebrate Halloween? We want to know your opinion about this date.
Not yet, I didn't have any opportunity to participate in reality.
Halloween takes place in India, although it is not the usual Indian holiday or celebration. Halloween celebrations have been introduced into Indian society mainly due to Western films, the influence of social media and global exchanges of ideas.
Halloween is one of these popular holidays that is most popular among people who enjoy the fun and Halloween characteristics of candy and themed parties. After all I like it's strange decorations include Jack O' lanterns, bats, graves, skeletons, skulls, zombies, various ghost avatars and it's costumes.
However, one has to keep in mind that the scope of this celebration is significantly diverse with respect to various parts of India. Others might also refuse to celebrate altogether, but others would not recognize the festival altogether. This is mainly an individual choice and personal opinion.
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I would like to thank you for the invitation.
For me, what matters in a religious or other celebration, festival, or event, is the essence and meaning behind it.
It is true that Halloween may have turned into more of a secular event nowadays, with fun, entertainment, etc., rather than pure religion.
I believe that all or most religions and faiths have similar festivals for people to honor, remember, and express their gratitude to ancestors.
All people feel the same pain for a loved one who passed away.
There are saints and holy people who are worshiped in any religion and tradition.
It is just that people across the world express their feelings in a different way.
People in some cultures perhaps do not want to get stuck to the past and keep mourning for ages.
That is why there is Halloween, for example, so that there is a festival on a specific date of the year for Western people.