Diwali is the main festival of Hindu religion. The puja performed on this day brings happiness, peace and prosperity to the house. Diwali is celebrated with great pomp not only in Hindus but also in other religions around the world. This is a five-day festival, which starts from Dhanteras and ends on Bhaidooj.

According to the scriptures, while Mother Lakshmi is the goddess of wealth, Ganpati ji is the god of wisdom and prudence. Along with money, it is necessary for a person to have wisdom and discretion, otherwise that money is of no use to him. This is the reason why Diwali puja is considered to have special importance in Hindu religion. Just as the puja material has importance in every puja, similarly every material used in Lakshmi-Ganesh puja or Diwali puja also has its own special significance. Today we will understand the same importance in detail. But first of all let us know which materials are used in Diwali puja.

Complete Material List for Diwali Puja: Astro Samvad Diwali Puja Kit

• Lakshmi-Ganesh idol
• Kumkum
• Sandalwood tilak
• Vermilion
• Camphor
• Cotton wick long
• Cotton wick round
• Ganga water
• Kalava
• Red cloth
• Yellow mustard
• Cloves
• Cardamom
• Herbal incense sticks
• Sacred thread
• Turmeric
• Honey.
• Pancharatna
• Panchmeva
• Perfume
• Gulal
• Rangoli stickers
• Aarti collection book
• Big lamp
• Small lamp made of cow dung
• Wooden bowl
• Wooden spoon
• Matchbox
• Whole coriander
• Whole moong
• Tissue paper
• Black sesame
• Rice
• Mustard Oil
• Betel nut
• Maa Lakshmi's feet stickers
• Auspicious bandhanwar
• Kanda
• Kheel.