What to Gift on Diwali 2012?

By Pt. Hanumaan Mishra

On the occasion of almost all festivals, people wish to gift something to their near dear ones. Especially on the day of Diwali, gifts are exchanged extensively. Here, we are going to mention such gifts that will not only create beautiful memories for future but also be lucky for them.

Diwali is the carnival of five festivals, which means that five festivals are celebrated within this festival. These festivals start from Dhanteras and this carnival keeps on cherishing us till Bhai Dooj. So, let’s start from the gifts given on the day of Dhanteras –

Dhanteras is the third day of the Krishna Paksha of Kartika month. This day is considered pious for buying new things and initiating a new venture. The day of Dhanteras has a special significance for business class community. On this occasion, if you are planning to gift something to your family and friends then present them a Lakshmi Yantra and Kuber Yantra. This will not only boost up their business, but also add stars to their luck.

The very next day of Dhanteras is followed by Narak Chaturdashi, which is also known as Chhoti Diwali. As per Vedic believes, Lord Krishna assassinated Demon Narakasur on this day. So, this day can be taken as the symbol of victory of good over evil. Therefore, if you are planning to gift something to your family, relatives and friends, give them a Shri Yantra or Parad Durga. This gift will prove to be a medium of success to them.

Third festival in succession is Diwali, which is the most eminent festival amongst five. On this day, Goddess Lakshmi, who is considered as the Goddess of wealth is worshipped. Therefore, if you want to give something to your closed ones on this special occasion, you may go for Lakshmi Yantra, Ganpati Yantra, Parad Ganesh and Parad Lakshmi. All these gifts will be proved to be helpful in boosting up their luck.

The next day to Diwali is Govardhan Puja. This day gives us the message that our security lies in the security of nature. Therefore, you should gift your loved ones something made of natural stuff, like Tulsi Mala or Kamal Gatta Mala. These stuffs will prove to be the source of prosperity in home.

The last festival of this carnival is known as Bhai Dooj. The day of Bhai Dooj is considered as the symbol of the love and affection between brothers and sisters. So, if you are planning to give something to your closed ones on this day, offer them Parad Durga, Tulsi Mala or Shri Yantra. This present could prove itself to be lucky for them.

So, this Diwali be a part of your loved one’s prosperity, wealth, health and success with these gifts.