Dhanteras Shopping Guide by Rashi Gaur: 9 Inauspicious Items to Avoid

Dhanteras marks the beginning of the Diwali Festivities and is an auspicious day dedicated to wealth and prosperity. Traditionally people buy gold, silver, utensils etc. to attract good fortune. However, not all purchases are considered favourable on Dhanteras. Rashi Gaur shares a list of items that you must avoid buying on Dhanteras.

Here are Rashi Gaur's list of 9 things to avoid on Dhanteras.

Sharp Objects: Avoid items like knives, scissors, and forks, as these are believed to cut away abundance from your life.

Black-Coloured Items: Black is traditionally associated with negativity and bad luck, making it an inauspicious color for Dhanteras purchases.

Leather Items: Items like leather bags, belts, or accessories are not considered favorable for Dhanteras, as they may hinder prosperity.

Oil: Avoid buying any oil, especially mustard oil, as it is viewed as inauspicious on this occasion.

Iron Products: Since iron represents Shani (Saturn) energy, purchasing iron items is thought to invite challenges rather than positivity.

Plastic and Glass Items: These items are associated with Rahu energy, which is believed to attract negative vibes; hence, they should be avoided.

Shoes: Buying shoes on Dhanteras is thought to disrupt good energy and should be avoided to attract abundance.

Loan Repayment: Repaying loans on this day symbolizes money leaving your life, so it's best to postpone any loan repayments.

Lending Money: To ensure positivity and financial prosperity, avoid lending money on Dhanteras, as it may hinder wealth accumulation.

Following these traditional guidelines on Dhanteras can help bring positivity and set a prosperous tone for the Diwali festivities.

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By avoiding these traditionally inauspicious items, as suggested by Rashi Gaur, you can invite positivity and abundance into your home this Dhanteras. Embracing these mindful practices sets the stage for a prosperous and joyful Diwali season.