Our inaugural Sharing the Light event is an interfaith Diwali celebration, of light traditions across religious and cultures.

In the true spirit of interculturalism, we are hosting this event along with our Muslim friends at ICSOA, the Indian Crescent Society of Australia.

Light holds meaning in First Nations cultures, as well as in diverse faiths such as Islam, Judaism, Christianity, Sikhism, Buddhism, and of course in Hinduism, where Diwali is called the Festival of Lights.

Light also holds symbolic meaning for humanists and rationalists who have often used it to signify enlightenment, and freedom from dogma.

Across cultures, it stands for wisdom, the divine, goodness and hope. It is part of daily rituals, prayer and celebration.

This event will bring people from different communities together in a shared celebration that fosters intercultural respect and understanding. We believe that by sharing our stories, we come closer together, and keep our communities connected and resilient.

This event is proudly supported by Multicultural NSW.

NRI Affairs is our Media Partner and The Humanism Project is our community partner.

We are also thankful for the support of faith and community leaders who will come and share their stories with the gathering.

Do join us for this very special evening at the beautiful and historic NSW Parliament.

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