Diwali and Samudra Manthan: What is the deep connection between Dhanteras and Samudra Manthan?

Samudra Manthan and Diwali

In Hindu religion, every festival has its own special religious and mythological significance. Diwali, which symbolizes the victory of light over darkness, also has a deep connection with the churning of the ocean. It is mentioned in the Puranas that in ancient times, gods and demons together churned the ocean, so that they could get the nectar pot and get the boon of immortality. Many divine gems and wonderful objects appeared from this churning. The most important was the appearance of Dhanvantari Dev, who had the nectar pot in his hand. Dhanvantari Dev is considered the god of Ayurveda and health, hence his appearance became a symbol of health and prosperity.

Relationship between Diwali and Samudra Manthan

This mythological event is directly related to Dhanteras, which falls two days before Diwali and is called Dhan Trayodashi. It is believed that on this day Dhanvantari Dev appeared with a golden nectar pot. For this reason, the tradition of buying gold, silver and new utensils started on this day. This is not just a religious custom, but is considered a means to bring the blessings of Goddess Lakshmi to the house, increase wealth and prosperity and maintain peace and happiness in the family.

Auspicious activities and traditions on Dhanteras

Adopting some special measures and traditions on the day of Dhanteras brings happiness, peace, prosperity and positive energy in the house.

Buy Gold, Silver and Metal Utensils: Buying not only gold and silver, but also copper, brass and steel utensils is considered auspicious. These metals are considered symbols of purity and positive energy.

House cleaning: It is very auspicious to clean the house properly. This removes negative energy and maintains peace and happiness in the house.

Lighting a lamp: Lighting lamps at the main door, windows and important places of the house spreads light and positive energy. It is also a symbol of invoking Mother Lakshmi and the goddess of wealth.

Installing Kuber Yantra: Keeping the Yantra of Kuber, the god of wealth, in the house increases financial stability and wealth.

donate: Donating food, clothes or other essential items to the needy brings virtue and increases the feeling of satisfaction and compassion in the mind.

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