Dhanteras 2025: Not Just a Festival of Shopping, Know the Real Meaning in Scriptures

Dhanteras 2025: What It Truly Stands For

Every year, Dhanteras marks the grand beginning of the Diwali festival season in India. This time, Dhanteras will be celebrated on Saturday, October 18, 2025.

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For most of us, it’s the day to buy gold, silver, or something valuable—believed to bring good luck and prosperity. But according to ancient scriptures, Dhanteras holds a much deeper meaning. It’s not just about material wealth—it’s a celebration of health, positivity, and spiritual abundance.

The Real Story Behind Dhanteras

As per Hindu mythology, Dhanteras traces its roots to the Samudra Manthan (churning of the ocean). On this day, Lord Dhanvantari—the divine physician—emerged carrying a pot of nectar (Amrit), symbolizing eternal health and life.

That’s why the festival is dedicated to Lord Dhanvantari, Goddess Lakshmi, and Lord Kuber—deities representing health, wealth, and prosperity. Worshipping them together is said to attract both material success and spiritual well-being.

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Why It’s More Than a Shopping Day

Yes, buying something new on Dhanteras is auspicious—but it’s not limited to gold or silver. The day is really about preparing your home and mind for positive energy.

People clean their homes, light diyas (lamps), and perform rituals to invite Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Kuber’s blessings. The belief is simple—when your surroundings are pure and your intentions are good, prosperity naturally follows.

How to Celebrate Dhanteras the Right Way

Morning Rituals:

  • Start your day with a bath and sprinkle Ganga Jal around your home to purify the space.
  • Decorate your main entrance with rangoli and light a diya near the door.

Evening Pooja:

  • During sunset (godhuli bela), light diyas and worship Lord Dhanvantari, Maa Lakshmi, and Lord Kuber.
  • Offer flowers, akshat (rice), and sweets. Read a short prayer or mantra dedicated to wealth and health.

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Simple Yet Powerful Remedies:

  • Lighting 13 diyas in all corners of your home on Dhanteras night is believed to drive away negativity and bring light into life.
  • Buying utensils made of brass or silver is considered highly auspicious.
  • Place a lit diya in the north direction—it’s said to attract Kuber’s blessings.

The Spiritual Message

Dhanteras teaches us that real wealth isn’t just gold—it’s good health, peace of mind, and gratitude. It’s a reminder to value what we already have while welcoming new beginnings with purity and faith.

So, when you shop this Dhanteras, do it with devotion, not just for display. Whether it’s a small brass diya or a gold coin, what truly matters is your intention and energy behind it.

Final Thought

This Dhanteras, light up more than your home—light up your heart with gratitude and positivity. Because prosperity follows those who respect both the material and spiritual sides of life.

Krishnaanand nishad
Krishnaanand nishadhttps://axpertmedia.in/
Krishnaanand Lalbahadur Nishad is the Editor-in-Chief and CEO of AxpertMedia.in, a leading platform in India's digital journalism space. With a B.Com degree and over four years of experience in managing news websites, he has established himself as a prominent figure in the blogging and digital media industry. In addition to his expertise in digital journalism, Krishnaanand has 5+ years of experience in the finance sector, having worked with reputed companies like Home Credit, Tata Capital, and HDB Financial Services Ltd. His extensive background in both finance and digital content creation has allowed him to collaborate with numerous businesses and blogs, contributing to their growth and success.

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