When to celebrate Dhanteras on 6th or 7th November? Know what is the auspicious time for shopping and worship

Dhanteras is a festival on which markets across the country are filled with crowds of people. On this festival, lakhs of people who believe in Sanatan Dharma buy new goods. According to religious beliefs, buying new things on this day brings wealth and prosperity to people's homes. For this reason, lakhs of people buy new things as per their budget. Apart from buying new things, people also worship Lord Kuber and Mother Lakshmi on this day. You can buy gold, silver, utensils or any machine on the day of Dhanteras. According to religious experts, buying these things brings happiness and prosperity in people's lives.

 

According to Hindu scriptures, Lord Kuber is the protector of wealth, with whose blessings wealth resides in people's homes. For this reason, along with Goddess Lakshmi, Lord Kuber is also worshiped on the day of Dhanteras. According to religious experts, worship should be done at an auspicious time on this day. Let us know from the auspicious time of puja to the auspicious time for shopping on this day.

 

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When to celebrate Dhanteras?

The festival of Dhanteras is celebrated on the Trayodashi date of Kartik month. According to that, this time Dhanteras is on 6th November because Trayodashi Tithi will be on this day. According to the calendar, the Dhanteras festival will last from 10:30 am on November 6 to 06:37 am on November 7. There are many auspicious times on this day.

 

Amrit Muhurta is from 10:23 am to 10:43 am.
Char Muhurta: From 04:11 pm to 05:33 pm.
Auspicious time: From 12:05 to 01:27 in the night.
Profitable time: 08:49 pm to 10:27 pm.

 

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How to worship on Dhanteras?

On this festival, Lord Kuber and Mother Lakshmi are worshiped in the evening. Along with these, Lord Dhanvantari is also worshipped. According to mythology, during the churning of the ocean, Lord Dhanvantari appeared with a pot of nectar. Therefore Lord Dhanvantari is worshiped on Dhanteras. In the evening, people should worship the Gods and Goddesses by offering flowers, fruits and sweets. After performing the ritual puja, the mantra 'Om Hreem Kuberaya Namah' should be chanted 108 times.

 

Note: This article is based on religious beliefs and calculations. We do not confirm this.

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