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Diwali, a five-day festival of immense cultural and spiritual significance, encompasses the illuminating splendor of light over darkness, the victory of good over evil, and the unison of diverse traditions. It commences with Dhanteras, marking the auspicious worship of wealth and prosperity, the reverence of Goddess Lakshmi, and the celebration of health and well-being through the legend of Dhanvantari’s emergence with the elixir during the cosmic churning. Dhanteras, the harbinger of Diwali, signifies the cleansing of spaces, the purchase of gold, silver, or utensils, and the preparation of homes for the grand festival, while Diwali itself radiates the joy of communal togetherness, the lighting of diyas, colorful rangoli, fireworks, and the shared exchange of sweets and gifts, weaving together the essence of prosperity, spiritual abundance, and the triumph of light and goodness.

The significance of Dhanteras is multifaceted:

1. Wealth and Prosperity: Dhanteras is often referred to as “Dhanatrayodashi,” symbolizing the worship of wealth and prosperity. It is believed that purchasing gold, silver, or new utensils on this day is auspicious and is thought to bring prosperity and good fortune to the household.
2. Goddess Lakshmi: Dhanteras is dedicated to Goddess Lakshmi, the Hindu goddess of wealth and prosperity. Worshiping her on this day is believed to invite her blessings into the home, ensuring wealth and abundance.
3. Mythological Significance: According to Hindu mythology, it is said that during the churning of the cosmic ocean (Samudra Manthan), Dhanvantari, the physician of the gods, emerged holding a pot of elixir (Amrit). This day is also considered the birth anniversary of Dhanvantari. Therefore, Dhanteras is associated with health and well-being too.
4. Cleansing and Purification: It is customary to clean and decorate homes and businesses on Dhanteras. The idea is to prepare the space to welcome wealth and prosperity by purifying it and making it welcoming for Goddess Lakshmi.
5. Beginning of Diwali Celebrations: Dhanteras kickstarts the Diwali festivities, setting the tone for the subsequent days of celebration. It marks the commencement of the Diwali festival, leading up to the main Diwali day.