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Diwali is the festival of fireworks, fun, food and prosperity.
Diwali literally means a "Row of Lights." It is a time filled with
light and love; a time when Indians all over the world rejoice!
Really, Diwali is the most festive and beautiful times of the year.
When is Diwali Celebrated?
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This year Diwali will be celebrated on 3 November, 2013 i.e.
Sunday. But this will not be the only day of celebration. The
mega festival is celebrated for 5 consecutive days. Each of
these 5 days holds a unique significance and different rituals.
Find the dates for each of these days below.
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Dhanteras - 1 November 2013, Friday
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Kali Chaudas - 2 November 2013, Saturday
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Diwali - 3 November 2013, Sunday
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Govardhan Puja - 4 November 2013, Monday
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Bhai Duj - 5 November 2013, Tuesday
As per Hindu panchang Diwali is celebrated on Amavasya of
Kartik month. That means the fourteenth day in the dark half
of Kartik which falls in the month of October or November.
Night of Amavasya is the darkest night and the festival of
Diwali adds its own colour and spark to it.
Why do we celebrate Diwali? 11 Reasons to
celebrate Diwali
Diwali basically marks the victory of good over evil. There are
many significant mythical and historical reasons for
celebrating Diwali. And there are reasons not just for Hindus
but also for all others to celebrate this great Festival of Lights.
1. Birth of Goddess Lakshmi: The Goddess of wealth,
Lakshmi incarnated during samudra-manthan (churning
of the ocean). It was amaavasya of the Kartik month
hence; we perform Lakshmi puja on Diwali.
2. Vishnu Rescued Lakshmi: On this very day, Vaman
(Fifith avatar of lord Vishnu) rescued Lakshmi from the
prison of King Bali. This is another reason for
worshipping Ma Lakshmi on Diwali.
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3. Ram and Sita returned to Ayodhya: According to
Ramayana, Lord Ram killed Ravana on Dussehra. He
returned with Ma Sita and Lakshman to Ayodhya on
Kartik Amavasya. Hence, people of Ayodhya decorated
the entire city with lamps and welcomed Lord Ram.
4. Krishna killed Narakaasur: On the day preceding
Diwali, Lord Krishna killed the demon king Narakaasur
and rescued 16,000 women from his captivity. The
celebration of this freedom went on for two days including
the Diwali day as a victory festival.
5. The Return of the Pandavas: According to Mahabharata,
Pandavas appeared from their 12 years of exile on
this day.
6. Special Day for the Arya Samaj: It was the new moon
day of Kartik (Diwali day) when Maharshi Dayananda,
one of the greatest reformers of Hinduism and the
founder of Arya Samaj attained his nirvana.
7. Special Day for the Jains: Mahavir Tirthankar, considered
to be the founder of modern Jainism also attained his
nirvana on Diwali day.
8. Special Day for the Sikhs: The third Sikh Guru Amar
Das institutionalized Diwali as a Red-Letter Day when all
Sikhs would gather to receive the Gurus blessings. In
1577, the foundation stone of the Golden Temple at
Amritsar was laid on Diwali.
9. The Pope's Diwali Speech: In 1999, Pope John Paul II
performed a special Eucharist in an Indian church where
the altar was decorated with Diwali lamps. The Pope had
a 'tilak' marked on his forehead and his speech was
bristled with references to the festival of light.
10. The Harvest Festival: Diwali is also a harvest festival
in India. Diwali falls around the months of October or
November, which is the season when fresh rice is
widely available.
11. Hindu New Year day: This day all Hindu business men
change their diaries, marking it as a new financial year for
their business actions.
 Dhanteras
Dhanteras or Dhantrayodashi is the first day of Diwali
celebration. "Dhan" stands for wealth and teras signify thirteenth day.
So Dhanteras is celbarted on 13th of Kartik Krishna Paksha.
Significance of Dhanteras
During Samudra manthan, Lord Dhanavantri emerged on the day
of Dhanteras. Lord Dhannvantri is the physician of the Gods and an
incarnation of Vishnu.
Prime Traditions of Dhanteras
On Dhanteras Hindus consider it auspicious to purchase gold
or silver articles or at least one or two new utensils.
Dhanteras Rituals
Decorate your home and business premises. Performs laxmi puja.
Prepare sweet and other food items for Diwali celebration.
To welcome Goddess Lakshmi, make colourful Rangoli and tie
toraan on the entrance gate.
To indicate her long-awaited arrival, small footprints are drawn
with rice flour and Kumkum.
Lamps are kept burning all through the nights.
Choti Diwali / Narak Chaturdasi
Chhoti Diwali, Kali Chudas or Narak Chaturdasi is the second day of
Diwali celebration. As per the name on this day diwali is celebrated on
smaller scale. Fewer lights are lit and fewer crackers burst.
Significance of Narak Chaturdasi
1) After defeating Lord Indra, demon king Narakasur imprisoned
sixteen thousand daughters of the Gods and saints. Lord
Krishna and Satyabhama (form of Shakti) destroyed
Narakasura. And the imprisoned women were released,
2) Kali Chaudash is the day when the hungry child Hanuman ji
mistook Sun as a fruit and took it in his mouth. This caused
darkness in the entire universe.
Prime Tradition of Narak Chaturdashi
On this day you should take head wash and apply kajal in on your eyes. It
is believed that kajal protects you from kali nazar (evil eye).
Rituals of Narak Chaturdashi
Puja is offered to Lord Hanuman and Kuldev to seek protection
from Evil.
Some families also offer food to their forefathers on this day.
Women make rangoli and prepare sweets.
The men rub their bodies in perfumed oils before taking bath.
Fireworks and oil lamps glow the dark night.
Some people also engage themselves in tantra vidya.
Diwali
Diwali is the third and most significant day of this celebration. It is
believed that Goddess Laxmi visits everyone during Diwali to bring
peace and prosperity for all.
Main Tradition of Diwali
"Lakshmi-Pujan" is performed in the evenings.
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Rituals of Diwali
An important part of Diwali festival is Lakshmi Puja.
This pujan is carried out in every home and especially by the
businessmen.
It is also a day to set up new accounts books.
In the evening Lakshmi puja is organised to attain prosperity, wealth
and good fortune.
People fire cracker, light lamp, and eat sweets.
People also wish each other and exchange gifts & pleasantaries.
Govardhan Puja
Govardhan-Puja, Padwa or Bali-Pratipada is the fourth day of Diwali
celebration. It is also considered as New Year day in some states.
Significane of Govardhan Puja
1) On this day Lord Krishan lifted Mount Govardhan with
his little finger. Hence Lord Krishna is also known as
Govardhandhari. He did this to protect brijwasis from heavy rain.
2) Bali-Pratipada or Bali Padyami. The day commemorates the
victory of Vishnu in his dwarf form Vamana over the demon-
king Bali, who was pushed into the Patal.
Prime Tradition of Govardhan Puja
Annakoot meaning mountain of food is offered in Krishna Temples.
Rituals of Govardhan Puja
People in Maharashtra and Gujarat celebrate it as New Year day.
56 or 108 different types of food items are cook for the Mahabhog
(chhapan bhog).
In temples, the deities are given milkbath, dressed in shining
attires with ornaments of dazzling diamonds, pearls, rubies and
other precious stones.
You should visit a Krishna Temple to seek blessing.
Bhai Duj
Bhaiya Duj, Yama Dwitiya, Bhai Phota or Bhai Dooj is the fifith and
last day of Diwali celebration. On this day brothers and sisters meet
to express love and affection for each other.
Significance of Bhai Duj
1) On the dwitiya of kartik month, Yama lord of Death visited his
sister Yamuna. Yamuna ji welcomed yam with an Aarti and they
had a feast together. While leaving Yama blessed his sister with
gifts and blessing. So, the day is also called 'Yama Dwitiya'.
2) Another version Lord Krishna, after killing Narakasur, went to
meet his sister Subhadra. Subhadra welcomed him in the
traditional way by Aarti and putting a tilak on his forehead.
Rituals of Bhai Duj
Brothers visit their sisters home on this day and have a meal there.
Sisters put a tilak on her brothers forehead, and pray for his success.
As a token of love, brothers give gifts to their sisters.
 Lakshmi Puja on Diwali
The most important ritual of Diwlai is Lakshmi puja.
It is believed that Goddess Laxmi visits everyone during Diwali to
bring peace and prosperity to all. Hence, Diwali is the most
auspicious day to worshiping Goddess Lakshmi.
She is the goddess of wealth, prosperity, and good fortune.
Lakshmi - Ganesha Puja
Traditionally Laxmi Pujan or Lakshmi Ganesha is performed
after sunset.
Lakshmi Puja consists of a combined puja of five deities:
Lord Ganesha - Vighneswar, The remover of all obstacles.
Goddess Lakshmi - Mahalakshmi, The goddess of wealth
and money.
Goddess Saraswati - Mahasaraswati, The goddess of
knowledge and wisdom.
Goddess Kali - Mahakali, The Goddess of Courage and Power
Lord Kubera - The treasurer of the Gods
Steps of Lakshmi Puja
Place the Kalash
Clean the house and decorate it with lights and flowers.
To begin lakshmi puja lay down new red cloth on a raised
platform ( charang).
Place a handful of grains (Wheat or rice) in the centre of the
cloth.
Place a Kalash and fill three-fourth of it with water.
Now place a betel nut (Paan leave), a flower, a coin, and some
rice grains in it.
Arrange five kinds of leaves or 5 mango leaves at the mouth of
kalash.
Place a small dish on the kalash and fill it with rice grains.
Draw a lotus with turmeric powder ( haldi ) over the rice grains
and place the idol of goddess Lakshmi over it, along with coins
(gold or silver coins).
Place Sri yantra or Maha Meru Yantra to attract Ma Maha Laxmi
Worship Lord Ganesha
Place the idol of Lord Ganesha on the right (South-West
direction) of Kalash.
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Place pen, ink and books related to your business or occupation
near it.
Light a lamp and offer haldi, kumkum, and flowers to the
platform.
Offer haldi, kumkum, and flowers to the water that is to be used
for the puja. Invoke the river goddesses to be part of this water.
Worship Goddess Lakshmi
Invoke Maa Lakshmi by reciting the mantras.
Or simply take some flowers in your hands, close your eyes,
and think of goddess Lakshmi.
Place the idol of Lakshmi in a plate and bathe it with water,
panchamrit and then with water containing some gold
ornament or a pearl.
Wipe the idol with a soft cloth and place it back on the kalash.
Offer sandal paste, saffron paste, perfume, haldi, kumkum,
abeer, and gulal to the goddess. Offer a garland of cotton
beads to the goddess.
Offer flowers, especially the marigold flowers and Bel Patra.
Light an incense stick and dhoop.
Offer sweets, coconut, fruits, and tambul.
Worship Kuber
Worship your Tijoori (safe where you keep money and jewelry)
as a symbol of Lord Kuber.
Dos And Donts of Aarti for Goddess Laxmi
Perform the aarti for goddess Lakshmi with your entire family.
Maa Lakshmi dislikes loud noise.
A peaceful and sublime atmosphere should exist during the
diwali pujan.
So do not clap hands, as is the practice when performing aarti for
other Gods.
Simply use a small bell to accompany aarti.
Do not light crackers while the puja is on or immediately after it.
 Mantra for Laxmi Puja
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Mahalakshmi Mantra
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Om Shreem Hreem Shreem Mahalakshmaye Namah

Kubera Money Mantra (God of Wealth)

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Lakshmi Gayatri Mantra

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Lakshmi Prachodayat Om

Maha Lakshmi Amritvani

Vishva ki aie kamleshwari laxmi daya nidhaan
Timir haro agyan ka gyan ka do vardan
Aath siddhiya dwar tere khadi hai lakar jyot
Nij bhaktan ki naav ko tat ki or tu mod
Nirdhan ham lachaar bade tu hai dhan ka kosh
Shukh ki varsha bhar ke maa har lo dukh ka dosh

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 Maa Lakshmi Aarti
Jai Lakshmi Maataa, Maiyaa jaya Lakshmi Maataa
Tumako nishadina dhyaavata, hara Vishnu Vidhaataa, Om jai Lakshmi Maata

Brahmaanii, Rudraanii, Kamalaa, tuuhii hai jaga Maataa

Suurya Chandramaa dhyaavata, Naarada Rishi gaataa, Om jai Lakshmi Maata

Durgaa ruupa nirantara, Sukha Sampati daataa

Jo koi tumako dhyaavata, Riddhi Siddhi Dhana paataa, Om jai Lakshmi Maata

Tuuhii hai Paataala Basantii, tuuhii Shubha daataa

Karma prabhaava prakaashaka, Jaganidhi ke traataa, Om jai Lakshmi Maata

Jisa ghara mein tuma rahatii, saba Sadaguna aataa

Kara sake koii kara le, mana nahin ghabaraataa, Om jai Lakshmi Maata

Tuma bina Yagya na hove, Vastra na koii paataa

Khaana paana kaa Vaibhava, saba tumase hii aataa, Om jai Lakshmi Maata

Shubha Guna Mandira Sundara, Kshirodadhi jaataa

Ratana Chaturdasha tuma hii, koii nahiin paataa, Om jai Lakshmi Maata

Aartii Lakshmii jii kii, jo koii nara gaataa

Ura Aananda Umanga ati, paapa utara jaataa, Om jai Lakshmi Maata

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 Goddess Lakshmi is the Supreme
Goddess of Abundant Wealth and Prosperity!
Chant 108 names of Goddess Lakshmi to bring Health,
Wealth and Prosperity to your whole Family.

Prakruti Nature Chandravadana Moon-faced

Vikruti Multi-faceted nature Chanda Cool like the moon
Vidya Wisdom Chandrasahodari Sister of the Moon
Sarvabhootahitaprada One who grants universal necessities Chaturbhuja with four arms
Shraddha Devoted Chandrarupa Moon-faced
Vibhuti Wealth Indira Radiant like the sun
Surabhi Celestial being Indusheetala Cool like the moon
Paramatmika Omnipresent Ahladajanani Source of happiness
Vachi Nectar-like speech Pushti Healthy
Padmalaya Residing on the lotus Shiva Auspicious
Padma Lotus Shivakari Source of auspicious things
Shuchi Embodiment of purity Satya All truth
Swaha Shape of swahadevi (Auspicious) Vimala Pure
Swadha Shape of swadhadevi Vishwajanani Mother of the universe
Sudha Nectar Pushti Possessor of all wealth
Dhanya Personification of gratitude Daridriyanashini Remover of poverty
Hiranmayi Golden appearance PreetaPushkarini One with pleasing eyes
Lakshmi Goddess of wealth Shanta Full with peace or calm
NityaPushta Gaining strength day by day Shuklamalambara Wearer of white garland and attire
Vibha Radiant Bhaskari Radiant like the sun
Kantha Consort of vishnu Bilvanilaya Resider under bilva tree
Kamakshi One with attractive eyes Vararoha Ready to offer boons
Kamalasambhava Emanating from the lotus Yashaswini Reputed
Anugrahaprada Granter of good wishes Vasundhara Daughter of the earth
Buddhi Wisdom Udaranga Endowed with a beautiful body
Anagha Sinless Harini Deer-like
Navadurga All Nine forms of durga Hemamalini Having golden garlands
Harivallabhi Consort of lord hari Dhanadhanyaki Bestower of wealth and foodgrains
Ashoka Dispeller of sorrows Siddhi Ever ready to protect straina
Amrutha Nectar Soumya Showering goodness on women
Deepa Radiant Shubhaprada Granter of auspicious things
Lakashokavinashini Remover of universal agonies Nrupaveshvagathananda Loves to live in palaces
Dharmanilaya Establisher of eternal law Varalakshmi Granter of bounty
Karuna Compassionate Vasuprada Bestower of wealth
Lokamatri Mother of the universe Shubha Auspicious
Padmapriya Lover of lotus Hiranyapraka Amidst gold
Padmahasta Having lotus-like hands Samudratanaya Beloved daughter of the ocean of milk
Padmakshya Lotus-eyed Jaya Goddess of victory
Padmasundari Beautiful like the lotus Mangala Most auspicious
Padmodbhava One who emerged out of the lotus Devi The deity
Padmamukhi Lotus-faced Vishnuvakshah Residing in vishnus chect
Padmanabhapriya Beloved of padmanabha Vishnupatni Consort of vishnu
Ramaa Pleaser of the lord Prasannakshi Lively-eyed
Padmamaladhara Wearer of lotus garland NarayanaSamashrita Sought refuge in narayana
Devi Goddess DaridriyaDhwamsini Destroyer of poverty
Padmini Lotus Devi Goddess
Padmagandhini Having the fragrance of lotus Sarvapadravanivarini Dispeller of all distresses
Punyagandha Having divine perfume Mahakali A form of kali
Suprasanna Ever cheerful and beaming Brahma-Vishnu-Shivatmika Trinity of brahma-vishnu-shiva
Prasadabhimukhi Emerging to grant boons Trikala Dnyanasampanna
Prabha Radiant like the sun Bhuvaneshwarya Supreme diety

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 Ashta Lakshmi Stotram is one of the great devotional prayers to venerate
Asta Lakshmi or the Eight Lakshmis. Ashtalakshmis are regarded as the
secondary manifestations of Goddess Lakshmi Devi.

Ashta Lakshmi of the Eight Lakshmis are Adi Lakshmi (Mother Lakshmi),
Dhanya Lakshmi (Lakshmi of Grains), Dhairya Lakshmi (Lakshmi of Courage),
Gaja Lakshmi (Lakshmi of Elephants), Santana Lakshmi (Lakshmi of Progeny),
Vijaya Lakshmi (Lakshmi of Victory), Vidhya Lakshmi (Lakshmi of Knowledge),
and Dhana Lakshmi (Lakshmi of Wealth)

Ashta Lakshmi Stotram Lyrics -

Adi Lakshmi (Mother Lakshmi or Primeval
Lakshmi)
Sumanasavandhitha, madhavi Chandra sahodharihemamaye,
Muniganamanditha, moksha pradhayini, manjulabhashini,
vedanuthe, Pankajavasini deva supoojitha sadgunavarshani,
santhiyuthe, Jaya jaya hey madhusoodhanakamini
Adhilakshmisadapalayamaam.
Dhanya Lakshmi (Lakshmi of Grains)
Ayio kali kalmashanasini, kamini, Vaidhikaroopini, vedamaye,
Ksheerasamudhbhavamangalaroopini, Manthranivasini,
manthranuthe, Mangaladhayini, ambujavasini, deva
ganarchithapadayuthe, Jaya jaya he madhusoodhanakamini
Dhanyalakshmisadapalayamaam.
Dairya Lakshmi (Lakshmi of Courage)
Jaya varavarnani, vaishnavi, Bhargavi, manthraswaroopini,
manthramaye, Suraganapoojithaseegraphalapradha,
Jnanavikasini, sasthranuthe, Bhavabhayaharini, papa vimochini,
Sadujanarchithapadayuthe, Jaya jaya he madhusoodhanakamini
Dairyalakshmisadapalayamaam.
Gaja Lakshmi (Lakshmi of Elephants)
Jaya jayadurgathinasinikamini, Sarvaphalapradhasastramaye,
Rathhagajathuragapadathisamavrutha,
Parijanamandithalokanuthe, Harihara brahma supoojithasevitha
Thapanivarinipadayuthe, Jaya jaya he madhusoodhanakamini
Gajalakshmisadapalayamaam.
Santana Lakshmi (Lakshmi of Progeny)
Ayikaghavahini, mohini, chakrini, raga vivrdhni, jnanamaye,
Gunaganavaridhi, lokahithaishini,
Swarasapthabhooshithagananuthe, Sakalasurasura deva
muneeswara, Manhavavandhithapadayuthe, Jaya jaya he
madhusoodhanakamini Santhanaalakshmisadapalayamaam.
Vijaya Lakshmi (Lakshmi of Victory)
Jaya kamalasini, sadgathidayini, jnanavikasiniganamaye,
Anudinamarchithakumkumadhoosara
bhooshithavaasithavadhyanuthe, Kanakadharasthuthivaibhava
vandithashankaradesikamanyapathe, Jaya jaya he
madhusoodhanakamini Vijayalakshmisadapalayamaam.
Vidhya Lakshmi (Lakshmi of Knowledge)
Pranathasureswari, bharathi, bhargavi shokavinasini,
rathnamaye, Mani mayabhooshitha karma vibhooshana,
Santhisamavruthahasyamukhe, Nava nidhidhayinikalimalaharini,
Kamithaphalapradhahasthayuthe, Jaya jaya he
madhusoodhanakamini Vidhyalakshmisadapalayamaam.
Dhana Lakshmi (Lakshmi of Wealth)
Dhimidhimidhindhimidhindhimidhindhimi, dundubhi nada
supoornamaye, Ghumaghumaghumaghumaghumaghuma,
Sankhaninadhasuvadhyanoothe, Veda puranethihasasupoojitha,
Vaidhikamargapradarsayuthe, Jaya jaya he
madhusoodhanakamini Danalakshmisadapalayamaam.
Lakshmi Gayatri Mantra Lyrics - Gayatri Mantra of Goddess
Laxmi Devi
"Om Mahadevyai Cha Vidmahe Vishnupatnyai Cha Dheemai
Tanno Lakshmi Prachodayat
Meaning of Lakshmi Gayatri Mantra -
Om, Let me meditate on the Greatest Goddess, Who is the
wife of Lord Vishnu, Give me higher Intellect, And let
Goddess Lakshmi illuminate my mind.

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