Dhanteras 2025: 8 Simple Yet Powerful Items To Invite Goddess Lakshmi’s Blessings
Dhanteras marks the beginning of the five-day Diwali celebrations, falling on the thirteenth day of Kartik's dark fortnight. Also known as Dhanvantari Puja or Dhan Trayodashi, this day is dedicated to Goddess Lakshmi , the goddess of wealth, and Kubera, the lord of riches. Buying specific items on Dhanteras is believed to bring prosperity and fortune into your home.
Gold and Silver: Buying gold or silver is a hallmark of Dhanteras. People purchase coins, jewellery, and idols according to their budget, believing it attracts wealth and fortune.
Kuber Yantra: Astrologers recommend buying a Kuber Yantra and installing it at home or in a safe. Chanting the Kuber Mantra 108 times after worship brings prosperity and abundance.
The mantra to chant is: "Om Yakshay Kuberaya Vaishravanaya Dhandhaanyadhipataye Dhandhaanyasamriddhi Me Dehi Dapay Swaha."
Copper and Bronze Items: Copper utensils and bronze décor are considered auspicious for health and well-being, in line with Lord Dhanvantari’s blessings.
The Tradition of Buying a Broom: Buying a new broom on Dhanteras is said to sweep away financial struggles and negative energy from the home, fostering positivity and abundance.
Conch Shell and Rudraksha: Purchasing a conch shell and a seven-faced Rudraksha after performing puja is believed to protect the household and reduce suffering. Blowing a conch during prayers also alleviates domestic troubles.
Idols of Lakshmi and Ganesha: Devotees buy idols of Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Ganesha to ensure a secure and prosperous home throughout the year.
Salt and Coriander Seeds: Bringing salt into the home on Dhanteras is said to boost wealth and remove poverty. Whole coriander seeds, included in the puja, can be planted afterward to symbolize continued growth and prosperity.
Dhanteras is more than just a shopping day, it’s a blend of devotion, tradition, and the hope of prosperity. From metals to grains, each purchase carries a symbolic meaning, making this festival a truly auspicious start to Diwali.
Disclaimer: The information shared here is based on religious and traditional beliefs. It is not scientifically verified, and NewsPoint does not guarantee the accuracy or authenticity of these practices.
The Significance of Dhanteras
Legend says Goddess Lakshmi appeared with a pot of wealth during the ocean’s churning, inspiring the tradition of purchasing utensils and metals to enhance prosperity. On this day, devotees also worship seven grains, wheat, urad, mung, gram, barley, rice, and lentils along with Lord Dhanvantari, the god of health.Gold and Silver: Buying gold or silver is a hallmark of Dhanteras. People purchase coins, jewellery, and idols according to their budget, believing it attracts wealth and fortune.
Kuber Yantra: Astrologers recommend buying a Kuber Yantra and installing it at home or in a safe. Chanting the Kuber Mantra 108 times after worship brings prosperity and abundance.
The mantra to chant is: "Om Yakshay Kuberaya Vaishravanaya Dhandhaanyadhipataye Dhandhaanyasamriddhi Me Dehi Dapay Swaha."
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Copper and Bronze Items: Copper utensils and bronze décor are considered auspicious for health and well-being, in line with Lord Dhanvantari’s blessings.
The Tradition of Buying a Broom: Buying a new broom on Dhanteras is said to sweep away financial struggles and negative energy from the home, fostering positivity and abundance.
Conch Shell and Rudraksha: Purchasing a conch shell and a seven-faced Rudraksha after performing puja is believed to protect the household and reduce suffering. Blowing a conch during prayers also alleviates domestic troubles.
Idols of Lakshmi and Ganesha: Devotees buy idols of Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Ganesha to ensure a secure and prosperous home throughout the year.
Salt and Coriander Seeds: Bringing salt into the home on Dhanteras is said to boost wealth and remove poverty. Whole coriander seeds, included in the puja, can be planted afterward to symbolize continued growth and prosperity.
Dhanteras is more than just a shopping day, it’s a blend of devotion, tradition, and the hope of prosperity. From metals to grains, each purchase carries a symbolic meaning, making this festival a truly auspicious start to Diwali.
Disclaimer: The information shared here is based on religious and traditional beliefs. It is not scientifically verified, and NewsPoint does not guarantee the accuracy or authenticity of these practices.