Jaipur : There is a tradition of lighting lamps during Diwali. During Diwali, lamps are lit in every house. This pleases Goddess Lakshmi and increases happiness and prosperity in the house. It is believed that on the day of Diwali, Goddess Lakshmi herself comes to earth and wanders from house to house. However, after the festival, a question must surely arise in the mind that what should be done with the lamps lit on this day after Diwali is over. Should it be thrown into the river or kept at home?
Famous astrologer of Deoghar, Pandit Nand Kishore Mudgal told that Diwali is considered a festival of light and illumination. There is a tradition of lighting lamps in every house on this day and this tradition has been going on since Satyayuga. Lord Ram returned to Ayodhya after killing Ravana. The entire people of Ayodhya welcomed Lord Ram by lighting lamps in their homes and celebrated. Since then the tradition of lighting lamps on Diwali is going on. However, never throw the lamp lit on Diwali in the garbage the next day. This may anger Goddess Lakshmi and have a negative impact on you.
What to do with the lamps lit during Diwali?
After Diwali is over, do not throw it in the river or throw it in the garbage the next day. Keep it safe at home till Govardhan Puja, because lamps are also lit during Govardhan Puja. After completion of Govardhan Puja, it should be flown in a river. Because the lamp is made of clay and floating the clay objects in the river gives positive results.
hide some lamps in the house
After Diwali is over, the lamps should be flown in the river, but some lamps should be kept hidden in the house, in the puja room, safe or any other place where the lamps will not be harmed. With this, Goddess Lakshmi always resides in the house and there is happiness and prosperity in the house.
Do not do this work even by mistake
After Diwali is over, many people throw the lamps in the garbage. One should not do such work even by mistake. Do not throw the lamp in garbage or dirty place. This may anger Goddess Lakshmi and have a negative impact on your home.
don’t donate diya
The lamp lit on the day of Diwali should not be donated even by mistake. Because, Diya is considered a symbol of Goddess Lakshmi. Donating a used lamp has a negative impact and Goddess Lakshmi gets angry.
