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It is Diwali season, and happiness has knocked in every house. This festival of lights marks the beginning of the festival of wealth and prosperity, Dhanteras From. This is an auspicious day when we buy new things – be it gold and silver, utensils, or a new car. It is believed that the value of anything purchased on this day increases by 13 times with the blessings of Goddess Lakshmi.
This year Dhanteras will be celebrated on Friday, October 18. On this day, everyone performs various types of pujas and measures to please Goddess Lakshmi, so that the goddess of wealth resides in their home forever.
But do you know that there are some things on this auspicious day, giving them out of the house means hitting your own feet? A small mistake of yours can force Goddess Lakshmi to get angry with you.
So, let us know about those 4 things which should not be given to anyone even by mistake on the day of Dhanteras, otherwise you will hand over the blessings and happiness of your house to someone else.
1. Money: The embodiment of Goddess Lakshmi
Keep this in mind – do not lend money to anyone on the day of Dhanteras, no matter how close they are. It is believed that sending money out of the house on this day means bidding farewell to Goddess Lakshmi. This prevents stagnation of money in the house.
2. Salt: Protector of home prosperity
Salt not only enhances the taste of food, in astrology it is considered to remove negative energy from the house and is a symbol of Rahu. Lending salt to someone on the day of Dhanteras means that you are giving the positive energy, financial stability and happiness and peace of your home to someone else with your hands.
3. Oil: Shanidev may get angry
Oil is directly related to Shanidev, the god of justice. It is believed that lending oil on the day of Dhanteras can bring financial problems and the displeasure of Shani Dev in the house.
4. White things (milk, curd, sugar): Sign of happiness and prosperity.
White things like milk, curd and sugar are related to Moon and Venus, which are factors of happiness and opulence. At the same time, sugar is considered a symbol of sweetness and happiness. Giving these things out of the house on this auspicious day is considered a great bad omen.
This Dhanteras, do your shopping, but also take care of these small things, so that the blessings of Goddess Lakshmi remain with you always!
North India Statesman