Diwali has arrived, and it is that time of the year when almost everyone starts looking for ideas for home decorations and special food recipes. The ‘Festival of Lights’ is all about sharing and spreading happiness with your loved ones. If you’re an Alexa user, the good news is that the Amazon virtual assistant has great tricks to make your Diwali even more enjoyable and cracker-free. As always, these tricks come in the form of voice commands that users can use from any corner of the house. Check out these hacks you can use with your Alexa-enabled smart speaker.
let the countdown begin: With full vigor and vigor, it’s time to get in the mood Diwali with Alexa. Just say, “Alexa, how many days are left for Diwali?” And you can start your countdown.
Alexa knows about Diwali: Talking about the thinking behind this festival, it is a celebration of the victory of good over evil. According to the traditions, the house is decorated, and diyas is burnt. To celebrate, people also draw rangolis, light up lights, wear new clothes and worship the deity. If you want to play Ramayana Katha for the younger or older in the family, just say “Alexa, play Ramayana” for an engaging experience. Alexa can also tell you the importance of Diwali. Just ask, “Alexa, why is Diwali celebrated?” You can ask it in Hindi also.
Say Yes to Eco-Friendly Diwali: This Diwali, Alexa comes to the rescue by reducing pollution from crackers. Burning crackers has always been a fun part of Diwali celebrations, but saying no to pollution means saying no to firecrackers too, right? To get those Diwali vibes on, use the command “Alexa, burst crackers” or “Alexa, start the Diwali cracker game.”
Diwali Puja Timings: Amazon Virtual Assistant can also help with Lakshmi Puja during Diwali. Just ask, “Alexa, when is the time for Lakshmi Puja” or “Alexa start Diwali Puja.”
Food Recipes: Diwali is all about family and friends and surely is incomplete without sweets and delicious food to eat. Alexa can help with special Diwali recipes to satisfy your taste buds. Just ask, “Alexa, give me a Diwali recipe,” and enjoy making your own treats at home.
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