Diwali is a festival of joy, excitement and light

Bhushan Garud :Soil lamps, kerosuni and rangoli are the spirit of Diwali. Moreover, the connection of these phenomena directly with Lakshmi. It is through this that a person’s artistry is revealed.

Diwali is a festival of joy, excitement and light. In Diwali, lamps are painted in various colors, but they can be seen. In fact, Diwali is a festival of lights. At present, lamps are available in various shapes, colors and artistic ways.

Ashwin Amavasya is Lakshmipujan. On this day, they bring fresh kerosene into the house and consider it Lakshmi and sprinkle water on it. The sanctity of the house is maintained after removing the garbage from the house.

Lakshmi is worshiped on this evening. The New Year of the account of the merchants begins after Lakshmipujan. On this day all the abyas are bathed. Rangoli is placed on the plate and put in rice. There are bowls or tables placed on it. They put gold ornaments, silver rupees, jewelry on them and worship them. This day is celebrated with great enthusiasm by the business people.

We immediately find that the foundation of Kerosuni is insulting to Lakshmi due to Kerosuni’s feet. Garbage is poverty in the house, Kerosuni cleans up household waste. Lakshmi occupies the house where cleanliness rests. There is happiness in that house.

On the contrary, where there is dirt and uncleanness, Laxmi goes away in the house. There is always a rush of money. Therefore, the home should always be neat, covered and clean. That means Lakshmi was pleased. When the kerosene is done, it should be kept in such a place that no one will notice it. Also, be careful that the kerosene does not need anyone’s foot. Laxmi should apologize if Kerosuni got his foot in the wrong. Kerosene should never be raised. New kerosene should be used on Saturday. Money will be less expensive in the home.