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Image 1 — As an agnostic why is hinduism so beautiful and aesthetic with so many fun holidays?
Image 2 — As an agnostic why is hinduism so beautiful and aesthetic with so many fun holidays?
Image 3 — As an agnostic why is hinduism so beautiful and aesthetic with so many fun holidays?
Image 4 — As an agnostic why is hinduism so beautiful and aesthetic with so many fun holidays?
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As an agnostic why is hinduism so beautiful and aesthetic with so many fun holidays?

Hey everyone, I’m genuinely curious about this. Hinduism is so beautiful and aesthetic from the outside, with so many colorful festivals, traditions, food, music, and songs. For those who are Hindu what is it like experiencing that many holidays and festivals regularly? Did it just feel normal to you, or did you realize later how unique it actually is?
I celebrated garba in college with my nepali and indian college friends and it was one of the best days ever with the energy, food, and atmosphere. I got into hinduism more after watching a lot of bollywood songs and movies. Feel free to dm me because im interested in practicing and learning more about it

u/rainygirl82 — 2 days ago