What is the belief behind making Rangoli on Diwali?

In Hindu religion there is a tradition of making Rangoli on many auspicious or special occasions. Especially on the day of Diwali, Rangoli is made at home, office etc. It is believed that the colors of Rangoli transmit positive energy. There are some beliefs behind making Rangoli on Diwali. Let us know about it-

It is believed that after 14 years of exile, Lord Ram reached the city of Ayodhya along with Sita and Lakshman. Then the people of Ayodhya had made rangoli and lit lamps to welcome him. That’s why there is a tradition of lighting lamps and making rangoli on Diwali.

It is believed that after 14 years of exile, Lord Ram reached the city of Ayodhya along with Sita and Lakshman. Then the people of Ayodhya had made rangoli and lit lamps to welcome him. That’s why there is a tradition of lighting lamps and making rangoli on Diwali.

There is also a belief that on the day of Diwali, people make rangoli at the main entrance of the house to welcome Goddess Lakshmi. With this, Goddess Lakshmi arrives at the house and her blessings always remain.

There is also a belief that on the day of Diwali, people make rangoli at the main entrance of the house to welcome Goddess Lakshmi. With this, Goddess Lakshmi arrives at the house and her blessings always remain.

Avoid using black color for making Rangoli on the day of Diwali and according to Vastu, make Rangoli in North, East or North-East direction only.