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A sacred day for your offering

Receive Mata Lakshmi’s blessings manifold this Diwali

On Diwali day, the blessings get manifold as per Tantra Shastras. Offer seva and welcome Mata Lakshmi’s grace.

From the scriptures

गोमये वसते लक्ष्मीर्गोमूत्रे सर्वमंगला ।
Goddess Lakshmi (the goddess of wealth and prosperity) resides in Govar. Goumutra is the source of all auspiciousness, well-being, and good health.

Gau Seva this Diwali

Gaumata, where 33 Koti Devis & Devs Reside

We know that 33 koti Devis and Devs reside in Gaumata. Mata Lakshmi sits in head area so feeding and nurturing Gaumata attracts wealth and all other gods get nourished when she is fed and nurtured.

This Diwali, offer nourishment to Gaumata and invite Mata Lakshmi’s blessings home.

Decorated cows at a Dhyan Foundation gaushala

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Diwali 2026

The days of Diwali

The festival of Diwali starts from Dhanteras and spreads over five days culminating on the day of Bhai Duj. These are extremely potent days for manifestation and siddhis.

Friday, 6 November

Dhanteras

Muhurat 6 Nov, 10:30 am to 7 Nov, 10:47 am IST

Dhanteras, is the day of Dhanwantari, the physician of devas, who emerged with an amrit-kalash (pot of nectar) along with Devi Lakshmi on this day. On this day, sadhna and charity are performed under Guru sanidhya by those seeking good health and wealth. Also, a diya is lit on this day for Yama, the dev of death, to balance the three forces.

Saturday, 7 November

Narak Chaturdashi

Muhurat 7 Nov, 10:47 am to 8 Nov, 11:27 am IST

Narak Chaturdashi is the day when Devi Lakshmi and Shri Vishnu, in their incarnations as Satyabhama and Shri Krishna, killed the demon Narakasura. It is the day of Lakshmi sadhna for siddhis or spiritual boons.

Sunday, 8 November

Kartik Amavasya (Deepavali)

Muhurat 8 Nov, 11:27 am to 9 Nov, 12:31 pm IST

Diwali or Kartik amavasya is the day to celebrate the siddhis so gained. Lighting of diyas on this day is symbolic of the siddhis with which one illuminates the body to mark the homecoming of Shri Ram (the energy of Vishnu).

Monday, 9 November

Govardhan Puja

Muhurat 9 Nov, 12:31 pm to 10 Nov, 2:00 pm IST

Govardhan Puja is associated with the lifting of the Govardhan Parvat by adolescent Krishna, incarnation of Shri Vishnu, to protect the villagers and the gauvansh. Once again, it is a day when the energy of Shri Vishnu peaks. In another yug on the same day, Shri Vishnu, as Vaman avtar, ceased the three worlds from Raja Bali and granted him the boon to visit and be worshipped every year on this day.

Tuesday, 10 November

Bhai Dooj

Muhurat 10 Nov, 2:00 pm to 11 Nov, 3:53 pm IST

Bhai Duj, is associated with the episode of Goddess Lakshmi making Asur Bali her brother and asking him to release Shri Vishnu whom he had taken to Paatal lok with him. It is the day of the return of Devi Laxmi and Shri Vishnu.

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