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There is a tradition of shopping at the Diwali festival. The time from Dhanteras to Diwali, which falls in the Krishna Paksha of Kartik month, is considered very auspicious for purchasing goods. Shopping done on this day brings Lakshmi to the house. During this time, everyone buys things as per their need and capacity.
According to astrology, we will tell you about some such things which if brought into the house at this time, will help Goddess Lakshmi reside in the house. Apart from this, auspiciousness comes to life. The condition of things brought at this time shows auspicious effect in life. They never face any problem related to money. So let us tell you what are the things which you can buy on this Diwali and become rich.
Diwali shopping will make you rich
During these days some people buy things related to gold and silver. So some people like to take utensils, clothes etc. Let us tell you about these things which we bring to our home. So Goddess Lakshmi resides in your house. By doing this you never have to face any problem related to money. Along with this, we also get the auspiciousness of the planets.
Buying things related to gold and silver during Diwali is considered auspicious. But not everyone has the capacity for these things. Now in this situation, if you cannot buy these things then you must buy lamps made of clay at this time. On this day, the qualities found in things made of either metal or clay are found in the same form. It is very auspicious to keep these lamps in the sale of your house, especially by keeping a coin in it. This will not only bring blessings of Goddess Lakshmi to your home but will also increase your wealth.
Buying some spices on the day of Diwali is also considered very auspicious. It is very auspicious to buy bay leaves, cloves, black pepper and mustard seeds at this time. Along with this, buying coriander seeds on this day is considered auspicious. These things are considered symbols of happiness and wealth. It is auspicious to offer these things to the Mother Goddess at the time of Lakshmi Puja.
