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Happy Diwali 2023: Celebrating the Essence of the Festival

The Diwali Week Images app caters to individuals with a deep appreciation and reverence for the Diwali festival. This application offers an extensive collection of images, including Dhanteras wallpapers, Laxmi Puja and Kali Chaudas wishes, as well as Diwali and New Year greetings.

This platform serves as a curated selection of visuals that encapsulate the spirit of the Diwali celebrations.

1st Day Of Diwali Week – Dhanteras

Dhanteras, or Dhanvantari Trayodashi, marks the commencement of Diwali week, heralding the start of vibrant festivities. On this day, it is believed that Lord Dhanwantari emerged from the ocean, bringing Ayurveda for humanity's benefit. It is customary for individuals to purchase gold, silver, gemstones, clothing, and kitchen utensils on this auspicious occasion.

2nd Day Of Deepavali – Choti Diwali

Choti Diwali, also referred to as Kali Chaudas or Narak Chaturdashi, is recognized as the second day of Diwali week. It commemorates Lord Krishna's triumph over the demon Narakasur, symbolizing the removal of evil from the world.

3rd Day Of Diwali Week – Actual Diwali Day

The principal celebration of Diwali occurs on the third day of this five-day festival. On this day, devotees worship Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Ganesha in hopes of receiving blessings for prosperity and success. It is a time for purification, family gatherings, and illuminating homes with diyas and candles while fireworks light up the night sky across India.

4th Day of Diwali Week – Vishwakarma Day

The fourth day of Diwali is observed differently across various regions of India. In states such as Gujarat, it is celebrated as Bestu Varas, marking the new year according to its local calendar. In northern states, this day is dedicated to Govardhan Puja and Vishwakarma worship, where people honor their tools and equipment. Many businesses remain closed in observation of this significant day.

This observance traces back to ancient times when Lord Krishna guided the inhabitants of Vraja in performing Govardhan Puja.

5th Day of Diwali Week – Bhai Dooj

The final day of the Diwali celebrations is known as Bhai Dooj or Bhai Beej. This day recalls a mythological event where Yama (the deity of death) visited his sister Yamuna during ancient times. He bestowed upon her a boon that granted liberation to those who visited her on this day. This tradition has evolved into a celebration where brothers visit their sisters to ensure their well-being while sisters prepare sweets as tokens of affection.

With the observance of Bhai Dooj, the five-day Diwali festivities reach their conclusion.

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