Diwali, one of the most cherished Hindu festival, has arrived. The holiday season is marked by a cheerful atmosphere, brilliantly lit streets, guilt-free candy binges, and merry feelings everywhere. Diwali is closely related to the religious and spiritual practises of Indians. The holy feast is celebrated throughout the Kartik month. During the five-day holiday, people give gifts to one another and exchange sweets as well as well wishes for wealth, joy, health, and prosperity. Each and every Hindu event must include puja rites. The goddesses Lakshmi, Saraswati, and Ganesh Ji are honoured in a special puja on Diwali and they bless the family with wealth, progress, wisdom, and contentment. There are a few things to think about before performing puja, however it is said that those who perform Laxmi puja on this day would be blessed with prosperity all year. Following suggestions can help you have a good Diwali pooja.

Several Diwali rituals
Set up the Diwali altar in the northeastern corner of your home or place of work. When placed for the puja, the idols must face east. It is a requirement for puja performers to sit with their backs to the north.

Keep your house and workplace neat, spotless, and well-lit while celebrating Diwali. Goddess Lakshmi prefers orderly surroundings and bestows her blessings on neatly maintained homes and commercial structures.

Put priceless objects in the puja, like gold, silver, jewels, and other valuables. This action might bring luck. Include items, account books, and other things relevant to your work or study in the pooja as well.

Place a whole, unpeeled coconut on either side of the front door, over the Mangalik Kalash, to bring prosperity, wealth, and happiness to your homes. This is seen to be fortunate.

Make sure the pradoshkaal includes the Diwali puja. Put the idol up off the ground on a coffee table or other small display. A cleaned and pressed crimson cloth is placed on the table. Place a few handfuls of rice in the centre of the red fabric after that. After that, use clean water to wash and dry the idol. Place the idol back on the kalash after wiping.

Don’ts for Diwali worship
During the holiday, avoid giving anyone objects with sharp edges, leather, or crackers. Avoid giving these objects as gifts since they are thought to be unlucky.

Avoid preparing or eating non-vegetarian cuisine at home, and refrain from drinking alcohol on Diwali.

Do not clap when singing Lakshmi aarti because it is believed that Goddess Lakshmi detests loud noises. During the puja, avoid shouting or singing aloud because Lakshmi detests loud noise and would be angered by such behaviour.

Do not take part in any financial activities. Never borrow money or take out a loan over the Diwali holiday. After sunset, never give anything to anyone. Even though it is a great thing to do during the Diwali festival to help those less fortunate, you should never do it in the pradosh kaal, or the two hours right after sunset.

To ensure that the lamp you ignite has access to enough ghee or oil to burn all night, never leave the Diwali puja site unattended.

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