The festival of Diwali starts on 25 October with the festival of Dhanteras. For the next five days, the lights of the houses will remain bright. If we believe in astrology, this time in five days Deep Utsav, Narak Chaudas and Deepawali are being celebrated one day. Narak Chaudas is till 12:21 am, followed by Amavasya at exactly 6 pm.
Worshiping Deepawali at this time is considered to be the best. Priests say that after 50 years, there is such a yoga, in which both Narak Chaudas and Deepawali will be celebrated. However, considering the law of worshiping at night in Deepawali, Deepawali is considered auspicious only on October 27.
This Diwali make delicious fasting food with this recipe
On October 25, Dhanteras is going to the Trayodashi of Krishna Paksha of Kartik month. On this day people will worship Goddess Lakshmi and Ganesh along with the worship of Lord Kubera. Deepavali will be celebrated on Amavasya Tithi on the third day of Dhanteras. The festival of five days will end by visiting Bhai Dooj. The second date of Shukla Paksha of Kartik month is celebrated as Yama Dwitiya.
This time the festival of Bhai Dooj will be celebrated on 29 October, two days after Bhai Dooj. On this day, the sisters pray for their brothers' happiness, roll a sandalwood tilak on their foreheads and wish them happiness and prosperity. It is believed that on this day, Yamraj fulfills the wishes sought by the sisters. It is considered fruitful to go to the sisters' house on this day and eat their handmade food.
This Diwali dances your heart out on this Marathi song
Diwali is on 27th and in the morning, the Yog of the Roop Chaudas will also be the twenty-fourth date on Sunday morning and will be Amavasya in the evening. On 27th October too, Roop Chaudas will be in the morning and it is auspicious to celebrate Deepawali on the 27th day of Pradosh Kaapal Amavasya. Those who want to perform Shradh for ancestors on Amavasya Tithi, they will be able to perform Shraddha on Monday morning of 28 October.
