Tomorrow The festival of Diwali has been celebrated on 20 October 2025. The festival of Diwali is considered a symbol of happiness, prosperity and wealth. For this reason, the next day of Diwali has also been given special importance.
It is usually associated with “Goverdhan Puja” or “Bhai Dooj”. There is another special method in the tradition, in which soup is used as a solution to remove poverty. It is believed that on the day of Diwali, wealth and happiness and prosperity come to the house, but by adopting this practice on the next day, one can get freedom from financial stability and negativity.
Importance of playing soup on the next day of Diwali
Soup is usually used for sifting paddy or grains. According to religious belief, it is a symbol of happiness, prosperity and removal of poverty. Just as soup purifies grains by filtering them, similarly it is also used to remove negative energy and poverty from the house.
Today is the tradition of playing soup on the second day of Diwali.
On the next day of Diwali, there is an old tradition of playing soup to remove poverty and negative energy from the house. At around 4 in the morning, women wake up and roam around the house carrying broken soup. While playing soup one has to say – “Sit Lakshmi, run away poverty.” It is played in every corner of the house so that positive energy remains in the house.
Apart from this, not giving money to anyone and not taking money from anyone on this day is considered auspicious. Another solution is that women clean the house and collect the garbage from the broom in the soup and throw it away from the house. While doing this it is also said – “Come Lakshmi, go poor and poor”. This custom increases happiness, prosperity and wealth in the house and maintains happiness in the family.
religious and mental benefits
The practice of eliminating poverty with soup is not limited to economic benefits only. This also provides mental and spiritual peace. Positive energy increases in the house and family members feel more confident. It indicates that the family can together overcome every difficulty and poverty.