| Diwali 2012 in pictures | | Print | |
| Written by Denis Scott Chabrol |
| Tuesday, 13 November 2012 20:56 |
Diwali Night 2012 saw Demerara Waves taking its roving lens around Campbelville, considered a major source of attraction for people of all
walks of life regardless of their religious persuasion, racial background, age or other persuasion.
Numerous persons walked, rode and drove through the streets to glimpse the colourful and brightly lit homes. Many took away those brilliant memories with them on their phones and cameras.
Also, a number of Demerara Waves' readers sent in photos of Diwali Night and motorcades held Monday night.
   
 
  
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u are such a hater and a spoil sport!
In christianity we are tought that discrimination of every sort is evil and must be rejected.
I'd like to know what Hinduism teaches about discrimination. Could a knowledgeable hindi subscriber shed some light on that.
Thank you.PEACE ,LOVE, LIGHT.
Lisa you got to blame the PNC and now those Indians that voted for Ramjattan the one eye giant and Moses Naagamootoo the Cobra for our predicament,...
Kim,Christianit y is man made and is evolving to suit their followers, Jesus was a Hindu, he is buried in India,at age 12 he went to India to seek religious knowledge and was indoctrinated with the Vedas, age 30 he went back to teach, those things Christianity are hiding from their followers, you need lots of religious knowledge so you can stop blogging crap,...
That is why they crucified him on the cross, he even cant save himself, go suck dog bo bo,...
Please ask the blacks that work in the public offices of guyana, like the police, favoring their own kind that question
Comments like this is the cause of our beloved country to be in the state it was under the PNC regime. Please lets stop this and build Guyana as one people. Our brother at post # 8 just said that Christianity teaches that discrimination is evil and should be rejected.
WHAT IF I WAS AS A NATIVE GUYANESE ? WOULD THAT STILL BE YOUR ANSWER.
THIS IS JUST ABOUT PRINCILPES. NOTHING MORE.
JUST EDUCATE US IF YOU WILL MAN !!
Hindus do not believe in discrimination, the believe in KARMA, people who are born with a bag full of bad Karma they are mostly dark skinned, born in a poor home or country, sickly or handicapped, they are given the chance to get rid of their bad Karma or the cycle goes on,..
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