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News India Live, Digital Desk: The Mahaparva of Diwali is coming soon, and it starts from the special day of Dhanteras! Dhanteras is the first and most important day of this festival lasting five days. On this day, people not only offer special worship of Lord Dhanvantari, God of wealth, Kubera and mother Lakshmi, but also consider buying happiness and prosperity like gold-silver, vehicle, household items or utensils. It is believed that the things purchased on Dhanteras bring Barkat in our house and doubles happiness.
What is the special connection of ‘thirteen’ on Dhanteras?
Dhanteras’s name is made up of ‘Dhan’ and ‘Teres’, which directly means the thirteenth day of wealth. An interesting belief is that anything purchased on this day gives 13 times more fruit. This is the reason that there is also a tradition of burning 13 lamps in the evening. According to religious stories, Lord Dhanvantari, who is called the God of Arogya, appeared on the Trayodashi Tithi (13th day) of Krishna Paksha of Kartik month, manifested with nectar kalash during the churning of the ocean.
When is the correct date of Dhanteras 2025?
Often people are a little confused about the date of Dhanteras, but according to the almanac, the festival of Dhanteras will be celebrated on 18 October in 2025. The Trayodashi date of Krishna Paksha of Kartik month will start at 12:18 pm on 18 October 2025 and will conclude at 1:51 pm on 19 October 2025.
Auspicious time of worship and time for shopping
Taurus Ascendant is considered very auspicious for the worship of Dhanteras, as it is considered a stable lagna. By worshiping in this Muhurta, there is always wealth and prosperity in the house.
- Dhanteras Pooja Muhurta: 07:16 pm to 08:20 pm
- Yama Deepam (13 lamps for Yamraj): 05:48 pm to 07:04 pm
- Pradosh Kaal: 05:48 pm to 08:20 pm
- Taurus period: 07:16 pm to 09:11 pm
At the same time, the best Muhurta for shopping will start from 12:18 pm on 18 October and will be till 01:51 pm on 19 October. During this time, buying metals, vehicles, clothes, electronic goods, brooms and coriander is considered very auspicious.
North India Statesman