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Paryushan is a time for reflection, forgiveness, and peace, and people have been sharing their own ways of celebrating it online. Here are a few videos that beautifully capture the spirit of the festival.
Life rarely gives us time to slow down, but festivals often arrive as gentle reminders to step back, reflect, and realign with kindness and gratitude. Paryushan is one of the most important festivals for the Jain community, a time when people slow down from the rush of everyday life and turn their attention inwards, towards self-reflection, forgiveness, and spiritual growth. It is a period that encourages compassion, non-violence, and gratitude, where many observe fasts, offer prayers, and consciously practice letting go of anger and negativity.
Over the years, the internet has become a space where people open their hearts and share how they celebrate this sacred time through videos of their rituals, personal reflections, and even stories about what the philosophy behind Paryushan means to them in today’s world. Watching these glimpses of devotion, whether it’s someone fasting, meditating, or simply sharing words of forgiveness, creates a warm reminder that festivals are not just about customs but about carrying forward values of peace, empathy, and kindness that connect us all, and to give you a sense of that spirit, here are some videos we found on the internet.
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What does a festival of reflection and forgiveness mean to you?
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