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Narak Chaturdashi 2024: नरक चतुर्दशी कब है? जानें मुहूर्त और यम दीपक जलाने का सही समयNarak Chaturdashi 2024 Muhurat And Date: 18 अक्टूबर 2024 से कार्तिक मास शुरू हो रहा है। दिवाली का 5 दिवसीय त्योहार कार्तिक मास के कृष्ण पक्ष की त्रयोदशी यानी धनतेरस से शुरू होता है।

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Diwali Poster Maker & Diwali Video Maker App for Diwali Festival Celebration 2023

Diwali Poster Maker & Diwali Video Maker App for Diwali Festival Celebration 2023

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Are you in search of how to make Diwali Poster online from your mobile? Then you are right place here is Diwali 2023 templates ready to use to create stunning posters and videos for social media post.

Diwali Poster Maker App is the best app to create customize posters with your business details. One can create Deepawali poster in different Indian language. Customize Diwali Poster in 1 minutes with your business logo, name, address, contact number, etc. Diwali is the best time of the whole year to celebrate the Indian Festival.

When is Diwali in 2023 in India?

This year Diwali is on 12th November 2023, Sunday in India.

What are the 5 Days of Diwali in 2023?

Day 1 - Dhanteras [10th November, 2023 Friday]

Day 2 - Choti Diwali/Kali Chaudas [11th November, 2023 Saturday]

Day 3 - Diwali [12th November, 2023 Sunday]

Day 4 - Gujarati New Year [13th November, 2023 Monday]

Day 5 - Bhai Beej [14th November, 2023 Tuesday]

Deepawali is the biggest festival celebrated all over the India and some other countries. The festival is also known as the "festival of lights" and is celebrated for five days in India. It is the festival of light, diya, lamp, love and happiness. It symbolizes the spiritual “victory of good over evil, and light over darkness”.

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Nowdays creating all festival post is in very much trend. One can easily create social media post without having professional designer skills with this Diwali Poster Maker app. Download the app and add required details to display on the image.

Other than Diwali Poster one can create different types of posters like Rama Ekadashi, Vagh Baras, Dhanteras, Choti Diwali, Lakshmi Puja, Narak Chaturdashi, Govardhan Puja, Happy New Year, Bhai Dooj, Labh Pancham, etc. Pre-made Diwali Advertisement Poster to promote your business online. With a wide range of customizable features, you can create a unique post that will get your noticed.

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Promote Your Business Online on this Diwali by creating eye-catchy banners, flyer, reels, etc. in few clicks.

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This Diwali Poster Banane Wala App is very easy to use for the users or customers. Diwali Poster Background Templates Free Download on one click. Happy Diwali Video Maker for WhatsApp and Facebook. Generate Diwali Video Status or Reel from your gallery photos or short video clip.

1. Download the App

2. Signup with your mobile number and add required business details such as logo, name, address, website, contact number, WhatsApp number, company url, address location.

3. Select the Festival or Day Image or start from scratch.

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Diwali Poster Maker Online is the very popular and easy way to generate festival banners. Happy Diwali Poster Maker Online is an app that allows anyone to create Deepavali posters quickly and is the most beautiful design. So, download the app for digital marketing and for personal use with this app.

Amazing Diwali Poster Making with My Photo to celebrate the special day. Diwali Poster Making App to send wishes to loved ones. Diwali Poster Background in Hindi, English, Gujarati, Marathi, etc. regional languages. Also create Greetings, Full Screen Status, Flyer, Brochure, Banner, etc. for Deepavali 2023.

You can also use these posters for business marketing to promote business products or services online. Using this application is the best way to create a beautiful Diwali Poster in minutes without spending lots of hours on designing the post.

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Can I make Diwali poster for business ?

With this Diwali Poster Maker any one can design Diwali poster for business with details such as logo, company name, mobile number, discount offer text, etc.

Can I promote my Diwali Poster ?

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How to make Diwali Poster ?

To make Diwali Poster with is Diwali Poster Maker android app is very easy. Just use readymade template to instantly make the post.

1) Select a template

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Can I Add Logo in my Diwali Poster ?

YES, you can add logo in your Diwali Poster 2023.

Diwali Poster With Photo And Name

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जानें क्यों मनाई जाती है छोटी दिवाली ? जानिए शुभ मुहूर्त, पूजा विधि और महत्व

जानें क्यों मनाई जाती है छोटी दिवाली ? जानिए शुभ मुहूर्त, पूजा विधि और महत्व

देश में आज यानि बुधवार 3 नवंबर को पूरे देश में छोटी दिवाली मनाई जा रही है। इसे नरक चतुर्दशी, यम चतुर्दशी, रोप चौदस और रूप चतुर्दशी के नाम से भी जाना जाता है। धार्मिक मान्यताओं के मुताबिक, आज के दिन भगवान यमराज की पूजा करने से दीर्घायु की प्राप्ति और स्वास्थ्य जैसी तमाम समस्याओं से छुटकारा मिल जाता है। ये भी कहा जाता है कि यम देव को दीपदान करने से अकाल मृत्यु भी टल जाती है। वहीं बता दें कि छोटी…

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November  Panchang/Muhurats for the month of November,2020                                (Month of Festivals)

Panchang is an ancient Indian calendar system based on astronomical data. Calendar calculations are done based on the position and movement of the planets, stars, nakshatra and constellations. Panchang is very useful in determining the ideal or auspicious vaar, tithis, yogas, nakshatras and karan commonly called the muhurat, for carrying out various activities like vivah muhurat or marriage,greh pravesh, starting a festival puja etc.

  I am sharing with you the Panchang Hindu Calendar for the November 2020. Hope you will find it useful for planning of your various activities. 

Festivals during the month of November,2020-

Karwa Chauth             : - 4th November

Ahoi Ashtami               : - 8th November

Dhanteras                      - 13th November

Hanuman Jyanti            : 13th November

Narak Chaturdashi        :- 14th November

Maha Lakshmi Pujan      :-14th November

Annkoot Goverdhan Puj:- 15th November

Bhai dooj                      : - 16th November

Vishwakarma day            : -16th November

Surya Shashtu                 : -20th November

Tulsi Vivah                        :- 26th November

Kartika Purnima               :- 30th November

Guru nanak Jyanti            :- 30th November

Ekadashi November 2020:- Rama Ekadashi on 11th November,2020 and Dev parbodhni   Ekadashi on 25th November ,2020

Margashirsha Sakranti :- 16th November 2020 Sun will enter in Scorpio at 6.53 AM

Amavasya :- 15th November ,2020 Kartik Amavasya

Ganesh Chaurthi:- 4th November, 2020 ( Krishan Paksha)- kartik  month and 18th November ,2020 (Shukal Paksha) Aswin month

Triyodshi/Pardosh fast on :-27th November ,2020  Shukal Paksha ( Kartik month) and 13th November ,2020 Krishan Paksha- Kartik month  

Pradosh Vrat is auspicious devoted to Lord Shiva.

Purnima:- 30th November Kartik month

Shubh Muhurats in November 2020 :-       

  Engagement in the month of November 2020:- 2nd ,10th,12th 19th,21st,24th,25th,27th and 30th November ,2020

Marriage dates in month of November 2020:- 2nd,9th,10th,11th,12th,18th,20th,21st,22nd,24th and 25th November,2020

Vehicles Purchase dates in November 2020: -6th ,12th,19th,20th,25th and 27th November,2020

These dates are most auspicious

The best Nakshatra for purchase of Vehicles are Shatbisha, Rohini, Mrigashira, Punarvasu, Pushya, Chitra, Swati and Sharvana

* Avoid Saturday if Saturn is bad in the chart and avoid Moon falls on 4th, 6th and 8th in transit from Natal Moon

Greh Parvesh:- Vishakha, Bharni, Alshesha and Magha Nakshatra are inauspicious for Greh parvesh.

Tithi:- 4th,9th,15t and 30th are inauspicious as per Hindi dates for Greh Parvesh

Sunday and Tuesday dates are inauspicious for Greh parvesh.

The best Months for Greh Parvesh are Vaishak,Sharavana,Phalguni and Aswin.

The house to be shifted in Fixed Lagna  Taurus, Leo and Scorpio.

The house to be shifted in Shukal Paksha on Monday,Wednesday,Thursday, Friday or Saturday.

There are dates in Krishan Paksha are auspicious but Shukal Paksha are most auspicious.

Old house:-No Mahurut

New House:- 6th,7th,12th,21st25th,27th and 30th November,2020

Inauspicious Nakshatra in November, 2020:-Gand Moola Nakshatra:- Ashwini, Ashlesha, Magha, Jyestha , Moola and Revati

Gand Mool  Nakshatra:-

Aslesha Nakshatra 8th November,2020 from  08.45  AM till 10th November,2020 Magha Nakshatra  up

to 07.56 AM

Jyestha Nakshatra  16th November 2020 from  14.37 PM till  18th November ,2020 Moola Nakshatra till 10.40  AM

Revati Nakshatra from 25th November ,2020 till 12.00 PM till 27th November ,2020 till Ashwini  Nakshatra 07.36 AM.

  Panchak ;- 21st November ,2020 from 22.26 PM till 26th November ,2020 till 21.20  PM

Stars position in November,2020

Sun will enter in Scorpio 17th November, 2020 at 06.54 AM

Mars running in Pisces retrograde from 05/10/2020 and will move forward from 14/11/2020

Mercury will be running in Scorpio from  28/11/2020 at 07.04 AM

Mercury to retrograde from 14/10/2020 and will move forward from 03/11/2020

Jupiter in Sagittarius till 20th November,2020

Jupiter will enter in Capricorn on 20/11/2020 at 13.23 PM

Venus to enter in Libra  on 17/11/2020 at 10.45 AM

Saturn running in Capricorn from 24/01/2020 from 9.56 AM

Rahu running in Taurus from 23rd September,2020

Mercury will move forward on 03/11/2020

Mercury will rise on 31/10/2020

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When The Veil Is Thin

Strange are the ways of this world, they say. 

Since my intense awakening and initiation phase which began with meeting the other me in another body, back in 2016, I see this world with my new found eyes, the one they call, The Third Eye.’ And no wonder this world has turned more wondrous than it ever was, for me. It’s so intriguing to find, we overlook such obvious themes as mere cultural beliefs, myths and traditions while the truth stares us in our face. 

Come September, and we begin inching towards winter in the Northern Hemisphere. Darker, colder times when the days grow shorter and the nights longer. And in between the the Fall Equinox and the Winter Solstice we celebrate a chain of festivals re-iterating the same theme of Light and Dark, Spirit and Matter, Endings and Beginnings. There is such incoherence yet such a cohesive pattern reflected through these festivals celebrated in different parts of the world by different cultures, nations and religions.

The Navratri and Durga Puja in India celebrates the victory of Shakti, The Godess who kills the Demon, Mahishasura. The Dassehra, celebrates the victory of Lord Rama over Ravana, by throwing an arrow at the idol of the ten headed Demon made of fireworks, again the victory of Light over Dark. And then as we inch closer to the new moon night, we celebrate Deepavali, the festival of lights and firecrackers. 

But hey, wait! 

Right then, we also worship Goddess Kali, who lives in darkness, in shamshaan (the Hindu graveyards where the dead are burnt in Holy Fire.) She embodies the dark, fierce version of Shakti, ruthlessly slaying demons and wearing a garland made of their heads. With Kali Puja we enter the theme of Ghosts and Spirits as people believe they are found in graveyards and shamshaans, aren't they? The evening before is celebrated as Narak Chaturdashi or Bhoot Chaturdashi. Narak, the Hindi word for Hell and Bhoot, for ghosts! 

So, to ward off Ghosts and celebrate the death of Narakasur, the devil from Hell, candles and diyas are lit. Of course, this has rung a bell already. Didn't people light bonfires and wear costumes to ward off ghosts to celebrate the Celtic festival of Samhain, when spirits walk the earth, marking the end of the harvest season and the beginning of the “darker half” of the year? They would leave food outside their houses for ghosts and spirits that night. And then, the evening before was marked as “All Hallows Eve” now popularly celebrated as Halloween. Through all the costumes and masks and pumpkins, do we not acknowledge the presence of spirits around us? Close on the heels we have the Christian Missionaries acknowledging the mingling of the living and the dead on ‘All Souls Day.’The cycle closes with Bonfire Night in the UK where people celebrate with bonfires, candles and fireworks.

My point in writing this article is not to point out the similarities in these festivals but to point out the reason behind those...

THE WISDOM OF THE ANCIENT HUMANS we so easily undermine these days. 

Those we term as ghosts are none other than spirits. And who are we? Are we not spirits too, only in the garb of matter, that which we call the physical body? We exist not only in this physical body, but in our subtle bodies too. We are spirits too. 

WE ARE MULTIDIMENSIONAL BEINGS. 

And we have Darkness inside of us as well as we have the potential to hold Light. We can’t disown our own shadows. As Carl Jung had rightfully pointed out, we need to be whole even if we are not perfect. 

We need to integrate our SHADOWS and let our inner LIGHT illumine us.  

A Tiny Candle Has The Power ‘N’ Light

To Fight The Darkness Of A No Moon Night

- PARIJAT

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How to Celebrate Diwali at Home in India?

Diwali or Deepawali as it is called in Hindi will fall on 14th November this year. The most celebrated festivals for Hindus across the globe is celebrated on the 15th day of the lunar calendar of Kartik. The day marks the victory of good over evil, light over dark. According to the Ramayana, Lord Rama defeated Raavan and returned to Ayodhya with his wife and brother on this day. To welcome him and express their happiness, the people of the kingdom lit lamps and illuminated the entire city. The tradition of lighting lamps and diyas has been carried off from those times itself.

Diwali as a festive celebration is said to spread over 5 days. The festivities start from Dhanteras, Narak Chaturdashi or Choti Diwali, Lakshmi Poojan/ Diwali, Govardhan Pooja and Bhai dooj. True celebrations are said to last for this span of 5 days for Diwali. Families get together during these days, light lamps, burn firecrackers, make rangolis and eat feasts during these festive days. It is a period of fun and frolic for Hindu households.

During the pandemic, there might be certain restrictions on how to celebrate Diwali. While kids celebrate this festival mostly by lighting lamps and burning crackers, due to eco friendly norms, crackers are being discouraged over the years. Since crackers get banned in few years due to high noise and air pollution levels, thus it is best to engage the kids also in other activities for Diwali. While kids can make their own paper patakas at home, they can also buy less polluting green crackers. Other than that they can help their parents by decorating the house, making rangolis with colors and paints. They can also make hand made Diwali cards and send to their relatives and friends since visiting family during Diwali might not be an option this year.

Read more at https://www.indiagift.in/blog/how-to-celebrate-diwali-at-home-in-india/3673

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दीपावली पांच दिनों का त्यौहार है जिसे हिंदू धर्म में बड़ी ही धूमधाम के साथ आयोजित किया जाता है। इस पांच दिनों के पर्व में दूसरे दिन नरक चतुर्दशी का त्यौहार मनाया जाता है। यह कार्तिक मास के कृष्ण पक्ष की चतुर्दशी के दिन पड़ता है। इसके अगले दिन दीपावली का मुख्य त्यौहार आता है। नरक चतुर्दशी के दिन भगवान विष्णु के आठवे अवतार भगवान श्रीकृष्ण ने राक्षस नरकासुर का वध करके सोलह हज़ार एक सौ कन्याओं को उसके चंगुल से मुक्ति दिलवायी थी। आइए इस पर्व की महत्ता के बारे में जाने।

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Narak Chaturdashi images Photo HD Wallpaper Download Kali Chaudas Roop Chaudas New Latest Picture Pics Hindi English Marathi

Narak Chaturdashi images HD Wallpaper Photo Download Happy Kali Chaudas Pics images Roop Chaudas Full HD Wallpaper Picture For Mobile Laptop Facebook Whatsapp :Chhoti Diwali is celebrated as Narak Chaturdashi, Roop Chaudas in some areas. Here to bring Narak Chaturdashi images to congratulate each other, Narak Chaturdashi Photo Facebook Whatsapp Status DP Profile Picture and Narak Chaturdashi…

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Choti Diwali Wishes in English & Hindi: Choti Diwali also is known as Roop Chaturdashi, Naraka Chaturdashi or Kali Puja (Chaudas), is going to be celebrated on 14th November of the 2020 year.

As per the Hindu calendar, Kali Chaudas is celebrated a day before Diwali. On this Day, many people worship Goddess Kali on killing demon Narakasura marking the day as Kali Chaturdashi.

Whereas. Roop Chaudas stands for two wordings, Roop means Beauty & Chaturdashi means 14 Day of Hindu Calendar Month. This Day has special importance for the people of India, many people celebrate this festival by sharing Wishes Quotes with their Family, friends & other relatives.

[Top 25] Choti Diwali Wishes, Status in English & Hindi 2020

Here you can find an amazing collection of Choti Diwali Wishes, Roop Chaudas Greetings Messages & Naraka Chaturdashi Wishes Status. On this great #VictoryDay of Lord Krishna over #Narakasur, let us also purify our soul from inner sins and demons. Celebrate a safe and peaceful – Happy Roop Chaturdashi to You & Your family

Ye Diwali aapke jeeva mein khushiyon ki barsaat laye, Dhan aur Shoharat ki barish kare. Roop Chaudas ki sa-prem mangal kamnayein 

May this Roop Chaudas fill your heart with enthusiasm and joy, So that you have a sparking Choti Diwali – Wishing a very Happy Choti Diwali Messages to everyone.

Chhoti Diwali is celebrated in the Hindu festival, wherein many people wish each other in different languages.

For our reader, we bring you Choti Diwali wishes In Hindi & English wording so that one can easily express his/her wishing messages.

Is choti Diwali se Agli diwali tak aap ko GHARWALI BAHARWALI SABJIWALI PADOSWALI COLLEGEWALI DOODHWALI KAMWALI PHOOLWALI Sabka pyar mile. Apko is Choti Diwali ki Anek anek badhai.

On the occasion of Narak Chaturdashi sending you CASH with loads of LOVE. C: Care A: Affection S: Smiles H: Hugs Enjoy and have a Happy Narak Chaturdashi!

Sukh Sampadaa apke jeevan mein aaye… Lakhshmi jee aapke Ghar me saamaye… Bhool kr bhi aap ke jivan main… Kabhi Dukh naa aa paaye!!! Wishing a warm and blessed Naraka Chaturdashi

Prosperity, Health and Wealth Goodluck, Success and Love Is sent your way this Choti Diwali Straight from the heavens above. Happy Chhoti Deepavali to you all!

Diwali or Deepavali is a festival, where every family member comes together & celebrate with each other. Each one takes blessing from their Father, Mother, Uncle, Aunt & every elder person. Don’t let this moment go away. Enjoy this Deepavali with all your family members.

With the above thoughts, we wrap the article for Choti Diwali Wishes or Roop Chaturdashi Messages or Naraka Chaturdashi Greetings.

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Narak Chaturdashi 2024: क्यों मनाई जाती है नरक चतुर्दशी ? जानें अभ्यंग स्नान मुहूर्त की तिथि और समयNarak Chaturdashi 2024: दिवाली से ठीक एक दिन पहले छोटी दिवाली मनाई जाती है। जिसे नरक चतुर्दशी या रूप चौदस भी कहा जाता है। इस साल नरक चतुर्दशी 31 अक्टूबर 2024 को मनाई जाएगी।

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नरक चतुर्दशी शुभकामना सन्देश | Narak Chaturdashi Status Messages in Hindi

नरक चतुर्दशी शुभकामना सन्देश | Narak Chaturdashi Status Messages in Hindi

नरक चतुर्दशी २०१९ : नरक चतुर्दशी देश के अलग-अलग हिस्सों में अलग नामों से है. जैसे नरकचतुर्दशी, रूप चौदस,और कहीं रूप आदि. दोस्तों, ये कार्तिक महीने कृष्ण पक्ष (Kartik krishana paksha) में आने वाला त्योंहार है. इसके लिए ये माना जाता है कि मृत्य देवता यम की पूजा अर्चना की जाती है. और दिवाली इससे ठीक १ दिन बाद मनाई जाती है.

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इसलिए इसे लोग छोटी दिवाली( Choti Diwali)भी कहते हैं.…

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Happy Choti Diwali 2018 Narak Chaturdashi Wishes Shayari SMS Quotes Image

Happy Choti Diwali 2018 Narak Chaturdashi Wishes Shayari SMS Quotes Image

आपका स्वागत हैं Happy Choti Diwali 2018 Narak Chaturdashi Wishes Shayari SMS Quotes Image  में, आपके लिए नरक चतुर्दशी 2018 जिन्हें छोटी दिवाली अथवा रूप चौदस भी कहा जाता हैं. Choti Diwali का फेस्टिवल दिवाली से एक दिन पहले मनाया जाता हैं, 2018 में यह 6 नवम्बर मंगलवार के दिन हैं. इस दिन लोगों को शुभकामनाएं एवं बधाई संदेश भेजने के लिए यहाँ आपके लिए Happy Choti Diwali 2018 Wishes Shayari Hindi Quotes

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How to Celebrate Diwali at Home in India?

Diwali or Deepawali as it is called in Hindi will fall on 14th November this year. The most celebrated festivals for Hindus across the globe is celebrated on the 15th day of the lunar calendar of Kartik. The day marks the victory of good over evil, light over dark. According to the Ramayana, Lord Rama defeated Raavan and returned to Ayodhya with his wife and brother on this day. To welcome him and express their happiness, the people of the kingdom lit lamps and illuminated the entire city. The tradition of lighting lamps and diyas has been carried off from those times itself.

Diwali as a festive celebration is said to spread over 5 days. The festivities start from Dhanteras, Narak Chaturdashi or Choti Diwali, Lakshmi Poojan/ Diwali, Govardhan Pooja and Bhai dooj. True celebrations are said to last for this span of 5 days for Diwali. Families get together during these days, light lamps, burn firecrackers, make rangolis and eat feasts during these festive days. It is a period of fun and frolic for Hindu households.

During the pandemic, there might be certain restrictions on how to celebrate Diwali. While kids celebrate this festival mostly by lighting lamps and burning crackers, due to eco friendly norms, crackers are being discouraged over the years.

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