Shubh Dhanteras
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Oct 22, 2022
The majority of Hindu holidays are based on the seasons and have a strong agricultural foundation. An essential component of the agricultural economy is cattle. Farmers worship their livestock on Dhanteras. Cattle and oxen have red-colored horns that are fed sweets and other goodies. Sesame is used to make prasad because it represents productivity. Each rite performed on Dhanteras thus emphasizes the necessity of coexisting with nature.
Another significant practise on Dhanteras is the worship of Goddess Lakshmi. "Dhan" refers to wealth at Dhanteras. Goddess Lakshmi is worshipped on Dhanteras to provide wealth and wellbeing.
The goddess Lakshmi is not just about gold, money, or success. Additionally, there is material riches, as well as wealth of actual knowledge, mental health, and health itself. Only material riches that has a solid foundation in spiritual richness can be cherished, refilled, and maintained.
This is how A Parthasarathy discusses Goddess Lakshmi and wealth.
"In this context, wealth isn't just financial abundance. Additionally, it includes the higher moral and ethical standards, mental and intellectual ability, and other traits that make it spiritual richness. Before receiving a true spiritual understanding and knowledge initiation, one need accumulate the following kinds of wealth."
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