Diwali, the festival of lights, is a magical time when people all across India decorate their homes with vibrant colours, diyas, and other decorative items. But it’s not just about pretty lights; it’s also about inviting good vibes into our lives. In this article, we’ll explore the things to avoid bringing into your home during Diwali. During this festival everyone is excited and busy making their homes beautiful and welcoming. But you should always think twice before bringing anything inside your home. Every item brings their energy or effects with it. Some things can bring negative energy into your home during this vibrant festival. Let’s find out what these things are and why you should avoid them.
Black Clothes
According to Vedic beliefs, black clothes are considered unlucky. Black is linked to sadness and negative feelings. Wearing black clothes might attract bad energy and spoil the happy Diwali mood. Especially during auspicious occasions black colour should be totally avoided.
Broken or Damaged Items
It’s important not to bring things that are broken or damaged into your home during Diwali. Broken items can carry negative energy that can create problems in your life. Instead, try to fix or replace them before Diwali.
Second-hand Gifts
Avoid giving or receiving second-hand gifts during Diwali. Used gifts might carry the energy of the person who had them before. This might not fit with the fresh start and positive energy of Diwali.
Sharp Objects
Things like knives and scissors can represent conflict and arguments, according to astrology. So, it’s best not to give or buy these items during Diwali to keep your home happy and peaceful.
Dead Plants or Flowers
Bringing dead or dried-out plants and flowers into your home during Diwali can bring negative energy. Instead, try to have fresh and healthy plants to bring in growth and good luck. You can bring new plants home during Diwali and it will make your surrounding peaceful.
Electronics
While the Diwali sales might attract you, think twice before buying any electronic item. According to Vedic astrology, too many electronics can upset the natural balance of energy in your home.
Broken Mirrors or Glass Items
Broken mirrors and glass items bring bad luck and negativity. These items reflect broken energy. So, it’s better to replace or repair these items rather than bringing them into your home during Diwali.
Old and Dusty Rugs or Carpets
Old, dusty rugs and carpets can trap negative energy and make your home feel heavy Opt for clean, fresh rugs to promote a sense of comfort and positivity in your living spaces during Diwali.
Negative Art or Decor
Artwork or decor that depicts sad or negative emotions should be kept away during Diwali. These items can affect the atmosphere in your home. It may not match with the festive atmosphere of Diwali. Choose decorations that are vibrant, colorful and bring positivity.
Non-Veg Food and Alcohol
Sometimes people make or order non-veg food or alcohol for a Diwali party but it’s totally wrong. We worship Lord Ganesha, Goddess Laksmi, so non-veg items and alcohol should be avoided because these things can attract negative energy. Eat healthy food and enjoy the festival of lights with your family.
Diwali is a time to refresh the energy in your home and make it a happy place. By avoiding these things, you can maintain a positive and peaceful atmosphere during this festive season. Make smart choices to welcome good luck and happiness, remembering that Diwali is more than just stuff. May your Diwali be full of light, love, and positivity, bringing joy and contentment to you and your loved ones.
FAQs
Q1. Why to avoid sharp objects?
Sharp objects symbolise conflicts and fight, so it’s advisable not to bring them home.
Q2. Can non-veg items be a part of the Diwali menu?
No, avoid eating non-veg food and alcohol during the auspicious day of Diwali.
Q3. Why is it considered inauspicious to give second-hand gifts?
Second hand gifts may carry the energy of the old owner.
