Kartik Amavasya 2026: Don’t End Your Lakshmi Puja on Diwali Evening without Performing these Auspicious Rituals

Diwali 2026: Rituals to follow after your Lakshmi Puja in the evening (Credit: AI)

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Not many know this exact equation, but the festival of lights is actually celebrated on the darkest night of the year. Today, is Kartik Amavasya, also celebrated as Diwali. The moon being completely hidden makes this the darkest of nights, which is also considered to be as powerful – especially because the moon's hiding has the mind turn inwards making whatever intention you set tonight, run very deep, explains Vastu and Astrology expert Akshit Kapoor. He explains that given that Venus is currently weak owing to its retrograde, what one does following their evening puja is of immense consequence.

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Laung Dhoop: For this you will need an earthen diya, 11 cloves, 1 bay leaf and 2 to 3 pieces of camphor. Light the camphor with the bay leaves and cloves. Take this arrangement safely in your hand, and starting from the mandir in your home, walk through every room – make sure you move in a clockwise direction. While doing so, chant 'Om Shreem Hreen Kleem Mahalakshmyai Namah'. Finish at the main door and place the ashes of this contraption outside the house.

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