The festival of Diwali is considered very auspicious. It is also known as Deepawali. It is celebrated with great pomp and show, symbolizing the victory of light over darkness and good over evil. The festival lasts for five days, starting with Dhanteras and ending with Bhai Dooj. It is said that on this day (Diwali 2024) the Goddess of Wealth comes to earth and removes all the troubles of her devotees. At the same time, seeing some things on this day is considered very auspicious, so let's know about them.
It is very rare to see these things on Diwali (Diwali Vastu)
It is believed that on the auspicious day of Diwali, it is considered very auspicious to see lizard, owl, mole rat, cow, black ant, cat etc. However, it is very rare to see these things on this day. However, if you see these things on the occasion of Diwali, then it means that Goddess Lakshmi is pleased with you. All these creatures are considered a sign of auspiciousness.
Seeing them means that your house will be showered with wealth and prosperity throughout the year. Also, they bring a sign of prosperity.
Auspicious Yogas for Diwali
According to the Hindu calendar , Amrit Kaal will start at 05:32 pm and end at 07:20 pm. Along with this, Abhijit Muhurta will start at 11:42 am and end at 12:27 pm.
At the same time, Vijay Muhurat will start at 01:55 pm and will end at 02:39 pm. During this time you can do any kind of auspicious work.
Diwali Puja Mantra
1. Sarvamaye Devi Sarvadevairladkrite.
Mother's beloved, successful Kuru Nandini.
2. Om Shri Hreem Shri Kamle Kamlalaye Prasid Prasid Om Shri Hreem Shri Mahalakshmayai Namah.
3. Dhanadaya Namastubhyam Nidhipadmadhipaya Ch. Lord Tatvaprasadena Dhanadhaanyadisampadah.
When is Diwali?
According to the Vedic calendar, the festival of Diwali is celebrated on the night of Amavasya. On 31 October 2024, i.e. Thursday, Amavasya Tithi will start at 2:40 in the afternoon. Chaturdashi Tithi will prevail before that. In such a situation, according to astrological calculations, this year the festival of Diwali will be celebrated on the 31st.
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