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From the original text · Valmiki Ramayana
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Lakshmi Rises From the OceanThe churning, and a goddess on a lotus.
From the original text · Bhagavata Purana
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Yes. Two trees of light.
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A garland for the quiet one.
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A welcome on the floor.
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Seeing in the dark, in Bengal.
From the original text · Bhagavata Purana
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Lakshmi likes a clean house.
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Why the door is open and the lamp is lit.
From the original text · Bhagavata Purana
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A new start.
From the original text · Family tradition, with its sources
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A folk tale of one small diya.
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Boxes of mithai for the neighbours.
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The night Lakshmi visits.
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The whole story in one night.
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Bringing the lamp in.
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New clothes, new year, new start.
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Diwali means a full house.
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And how to tell them.
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Bestu Varas.
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