Happy Holidays

Growing up in Riga, Latvia we did not celebrate Hanukkah or Christmas. Instead, we celebrated the New Year, and decorated a fir tree similarly to how people decorate their Christmas trees. The custom of tree decoration actually has pagan roots. It evolved in Germany in the 16th century, and became popular beyond Germany during the second half of the 19th century. Many people enjoy the spirit of the winter holiday season; there are so many wonderful holidays, celebrated by different religions and traditions, such as Hanukkah, also known as the Festival of Lights, Christmas, which is lighted by light and Kwanzaa, which honors African heritage in African-American culture and uses seven-branched candle holder Kinara to commemorate this holiday tradition.

As in the Hanukkah song “The light dispels darkness, the light is everywhere. ”. Whichever tradition you celebrate, fill your life with light.

Enjoy and share.

P.S .Holiday light can come in different packages, as you can see from my images.

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Cheers,