Donating To Buying New Brooms, Vastu Tips You Must Follow On Dhanteras
On Dhanteras, it is considered auspicious to buy a broom made of gold, silver, or copper.
The festival of Dhanteras is set to be celebrated on November 10. Each year, this day brings with it the promise of good fortune and prosperity, marking the beginning of the five to six days of Diwali celebrations.
On this auspicious occasion, Lord Ganesh and Goddess Lakshmi are worshipped to usher in prosperity and happiness. Dhanteras provides the perfect opportunity to follow Vastu tips that can lead to happiness and peace in your home.
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Pandit Rishikant Mishra Shastri, an astrologer from Unnao, Uttar Pradesh, shares some Vastu tips related to brooms, which are considered a traditional purchase on the day of Dhanteras. Astrologers believe that having a broom in your home on this festive day can strengthen your economic standing.
On Dhanteras, it is considered auspicious to buy a broom made of gold, silver, or copper, as it is to be offered to Goddess Lakshmi during worship. It is believed that Mother Lakshmi bestows her blessings, removing financial constraints from the household and ensuring prosperity.
Donating brooms on Dhanteras is another way to please Goddess Lakshmi and receive her blessings. According to beliefs, this act will bring happiness to your home and rid it of negativity.
When bringing a new broom into the house, remember to discreetly place the old broom where it won’t be disturbed. It is believed that Goddess Lakshmi visits your home in this way.
Rather than discarding the old broom immediately, which is considered inauspicious, it should be disposed of during Holika Dahan, Amavasya, or on a Saturday, according to religious beliefs. This will bring joy to Goddess Lakshmi, filling your house with prosperity.
On Dhanteras, after waking up early and taking a shower, sweep your house. Then, sprinkle Ganga water, burn camphor and carry it throughout the house. According to beliefs, this ritual will bring healing to anyone suffering from illness.
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