Diwali

Deepawali, the festival of happiness, brings new joy and new excitement in your life. It is believed that on the night of Deepawali, mother Lakshmi travels to the earth and visits her devotees' home. Vastu Shastra has given some easy steps to welcome Mother Lakshmi on this festival. Let's know about them.

Making Rangoli on Deepawali is considered auspicious. Maa Lakshmi enters the house by making beautiful Rangoli at the main entrance of the house. Swastika with red color in the north direction of the main gate of the house. Sprinkle with rock saltwater throughout the house on Diwali. Use all cleaning items like broom etc. on Diwali. Decorate the main gate of the house with flowers and flowers.

Remember your ancestors at the festival. Offer food to the poor and donate. It is believed that if a happy woman is seen in a red dress while leaving the house on Diwali, then understand that you are going to be blessed by Goddess Lakshmi. After worshiping Goddess Lakshmi on this festival, conch and bell should be played in all the rooms of the house. Do not wear black clothes at the festival.

Buy gold and silver coin on Deepawali and always put Diyas in multiples of four. Light an oil lamp on Deepawali and offer a clove in the lamp and perform Hanuman Ji's aarti. Keep the main door open till the late night of Deepawali. On the night of Deepawali, worship such things as your shop, computer, etc. which are the means of your income.

Worship the picture of Maa Lakshmi, in which Maa Lakshmi is seated near the feet of Lord Vishnu. Take care of any kind of tribulation and debate on festivals.

The information given in this article is based on religious beliefs and temporal beliefs, which have been presented keeping in mind the only general public interest.

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