The Magical Mantra for Diwali

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Diwali is here and the excitement can be seen in everyone’s face !!!! As we all know It is a festival which spreads joy and happiness among people. It is also a festival of removing darkness, a festival of sweets, a festival of ‘puja’ as well. The Celebration begins with Fireworks, decorating homes and temples with diyas and candles, exchanging gifts and sweets etc. We perform certain Diwali rituals and follow a procedure of ‘Pooja vidhi’ for ‘Diwali Poojan’. However, we often forget the Mantra to recite during the ‘Laxmi Poojan’. Do not worry, here we are sharing you the most powerful and perplexing Laxmi, Ganesha and Saraswati Mantra to make your Diwali Pooja more special and unique.

Mantras For Diwali

We have collated some extremely powerful mantras which when chanted on the day of Diwali can get you anything you desire. Diwali is a day which carries a lot of positive energies along with it and is considered to be one of the most auspicious days. Dare to bring in the luck and success in your life by chanting these mantras!

Do’s and Dont’s Of Diwali

Diwali is a fun-filled Festival and a very few know that Diwali basically comprises of 6 days of celebration this year. Hurray !!! Now we can enjoy one more day and can celebrate this lightening Festival with more enthusiasm and zeal. We all love to have our favorite sweets on these 5 days and involve ourselves in Fireworks as well. Anyone from six-year-old to sixty-year-old enjoys firing crackers such as Anar, Chakri, and Fuljari etc.  regardless of age.... READ MORE...

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