The festival of Deepawali is special for everyone. This festival brings happiness to life. Decorated with light, this festival is celebrated by everyone in their own way. At this festival, people greet each other. Not only that, on Deepawali, people also give each other sweets and gifts along with good wishes, gifting each other doubles the joys of the festival. Sometimes, in order to give something special, we gift things that should not be given. Although everyone gives gifts with their best wishes and good spirit, Feng Shui says about some things that should not be gifted or taken from anyone. Not only that, Vastu and astrology say that some things should not be gifted to others. In that case, we tell you what you should not gift to anyone this Diwali.
Idols and pictures of God:-
It has been observed on Deepawali that people gift each other statues of Lord Ganesha or Lakshmi. According to Vastu, statues and photographs of God should never be forgotten and gifted to anyone. If you do that, you give your God to someone else who is not right.
Things related to your profession:-
You should not gift things related to your profession on Deepawali at all. No one should gift things related to whatever business you have. It harms you.
Decorating items like clock, water clock:-
It often happens that people gift water clocks, clocks and water flowing showpieces on Deepawali. Although, according to Vastu, it is very important to have the right direction and the right way of knowledge to keep them, so it is not correct if you gifted it to someone and he would not be aware of it.
Handkerchief:-
No one should gift a handkerchief on Deepawali or any occasion. It is said that handkerchiefs are symbols of sorrow, which are used to wipe tears. If you gift it, it becomes negative.
Sharp Things:-
According to Vastu, never give Sharp things to others at these festivals. For example, a penknife, knife, scissors, blade, the sword should not be gifted to anyone, it can also bring bad luck to people.
Today, with these messages and status, greet your loved ones on Chhoti Diwali
