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According to traditional rules, women must wear the Dora for an entire year. It is respectfully removed and disposed of in a holy manner on an auspicious date during the month of Vaishakh the following year.

According to Vedic texts like Laghu Parashari, sudden wealth lacks 'Punya' (merit). Because it is often ruled by the illusionary planet Rahu, it evaporates quickly through medical bills, scams, or legal issues if not anchored by charity.

Yes, absolutely. While Diwali is highly auspicious, you do not have to wait a whole year to solve your financial problems. Lakshmi remedies can be performed on any auspicious Friday, Purnima (Full Moon), or during favorable planetary hours (Muhurats) with complete devotion.

Married women dress in auspicious traditional attire (usually red or yellow), apply vermilion (sindoor), and visit a Banyan tree. They offer water, flowers, sweets, and soaked black chickpeas (chana) to the tree. The most important ritual involves tying a sacred red or yellow cotton thread (Kalawa/Kaccha Sut) around the trunk of the Banyan tree while circumambulating (Parikrama) it either 3, 7, or 108 times, praying for their husband's long life.