Shubha diwali ❤️🙏
Pooja timings for today - choose Taurus lagna starting from 6:45 pm till 8:35 pm.
Attaching the simple Pooja vidhi. Face north of possible.
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Read the document and prepare the pooja samagri before hand.
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Place the idols on red cloth. Put supari wrapped in mauli if you do not have Lakshmi Ganesha idols.
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Keep puffed rice/ kheel / batashe along with fruits and sweets.
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After aarti , worship dehaleez/threshold of your house with kumkum and keep the Deepak there . Also worship the locker/place where you keep cash/jwellery/valuables
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Do not forget to light the lamp near water storage.
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