In Sanatan Dharma, lighting a lamp is considered an essential part of worshiping any deity. During this, a wick of cotton is made, which is dipped in ghee. But after the ghee is finished, the wick extinguishes. In such a situation, most people pick up this wick and throw it in the garbage. But do you know that using them correctly brings positive energy and auspicious results in life. It is believed that the burnt wick has positive energy and removes negative energy. Therefore, instead of throwing the wick somewhere, if you adopt this easy remedy, then it can bring happiness, prosperity and success in life. Let us know what should be done with the burnt wicks after the puja? Use the burnt wick in this way Should the remaining wick of the lamp be lit again or not? Many individuals reuse the old wick by adding more ghee or oil to relight the lamp. Let us tell you that doing this is not considered right. Whenever you light a lamp before the deity and it is a metal one, ensure to clean it and use a fresh wick. Lighting the remaining wick again reduces positivity. Along with this, let us tell you that in Hindu scriptures, it is also mentioned about rotating the lamp during Aarti. When doing Aarti, start by circling it four times around the feet, twice near the navel, once near the face, and finally seven times from the head down to the feet. In this way, Aarti should be rotated a total of 14 times.

The festival of Ganesh Chaturthi is celebrated annually with great enthusiasm and joy. It holds significant importance in Sanatan Dharma. As per the Panchang, the festival begins on the fourth day of the bright half of the Bhadrapada month and continues until Anant Chaturdashi. As soon as the Chaturthi of Shukla Paksha arrives, the whole country is immersed in the welcome of Ganpati Bappa. From the installation of Bappa’s idol in every house to decorations in big pandals, everything is done. During this time, devotees bring Ganpati Bappa to their home and serve him for ten days. According to religious beliefs, some rules of Ganpati worship have been told, following which the fruit of worship increases manifold. Let us tell you that for these ten days, there is a ritual of installation, worship, bhog, aarti and finally immersion of Ganpati Bappa. If you also want to celebrate Ganeshotsav at home, then follow the simple and complete method given below. What is the correct date of Ganesh Chaturthi 2025 – 26 August or 27 August? There is confusion among people about whether the date of Ganesh Chaturthi is 26 or 27 this year. According to the Panchang, the Chaturthi date of Shukla Paksha of Bhadrapada month will start on 26 August 2025 at 1:54 pm and will end on 27 August 2025 at 3:44 pm. Since Udaya Tithi is given more importance in Hindu tradition, the festival of Ganesh Chaturthi will be celebrated on 27 August. Let us tell you that the ten-day Ganeshotsav is starting from 27 August and will continue till 8 September Anant Chaturdashi. Ganpati installation will start in homes, temples and pandals from Wednesday, 27 August 2025, and after ten days of worship, Bappa will be bid farewell with immersion. Auspicious time for idol installation and immersion The meeting was scheduled on the 27th at 11:05 am, but the person who was supposed to come at 1:40 pm has not come. No one is present. The time set for the meeting is not being followed and the person who was supposed to be present is not present. The meeting has not started and no one has come on time. The person who was supposed to come there is not present. The meeting is not taking place because no one has come., Ganesh immersion is done on the same day. The best time of the day is believed to be Pradosh Kaal, which happens after the sun has set. Method of installation of Ganpati