Dhanteras, the auspicious start to Diwali, calls for mindful shopping. Experts suggest buying gold, silver, new utensils, and idols of Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Ganesh to invite prosperity. Conversely, avoid sharp objects, iron items, and anything broken, as these are believed to attract negative energy and hinder good fortune. Embrace the festive spirit with wise choices.
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