On the day of Lakshmi Puja, business people open the new books of accounts and hope for a windfall sales in the coming year. The Puja ushers in a ray of new hope, happiness, bliss and prosperity. No pooja can conclude without the aarti, a customary ritual performed in the end. check out Diwali pujan ki aarti
The festival of lights, Diwali, is celebrated with much fanfare as people light up their homes with diyas and other decorations.
The auspicious occasion, which falls on the darkest moon night or Amavasya, is celebrated in the month of Karthik, between mid-October and mid-November.
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The date of Kartik Amavasya will start at 6.03 am on Thursday, November 4, and will end on November 5 at 2:44 am.
In such a situation, the auspicious time of Goddess Lakshmi Puja on Diwali is from 6.09 pm to 8.20 pm.check out Diwali pujan ki aarti
A kalash filled with water should be placed in front of the idols.
After this, sitting in front of the idols, taking water in hand and chanting the purification mantra, it should be sprinkled on the idol, on the family members and in the house.
Along with these, Goddess Saraswati, Lord Vishnu, Kali Maa and Kuber Dev should also be worshiped methodically.
11 small lamps and one big lamp should be lit while worshiping.
All the small lamps should be kept lit on the door frame, windows and roofs of the house and the big lamp should be kept burning at night at the worship place of the house.Click here for Diwali pujan ki aarti.