Dhanteras: When True Wealth is Found in Giving – A Call for Narayana Sewa
- satamanambhavathic
- Oct 19
- 1 min read
Dhanteras marks the auspicious beginning of Diwali—when families clean their homes, light lamps of hope, and purchase symbols of prosperity like gold, silver, and utensils. But in the eyes of dharma, the greatest “Dhan” (wealth) is not what we store, but what we share. On this sacred day dedicated to Dhanvantari, the divine healer, we are reminded that health, nourishment, and compassion are the highest forms of blessings.

This Dhanteras, let us go beyond rituals of buying and step into the grace of Narayana Sewa—feeding the hungry, serving the elderly, and extending a hand to those forgotten by fortune. When a plate of warm food reaches an empty stomach, it becomes more precious than any gold coin. When kindness reaches a heart in despair, it becomes Lakshmi herself stepping in.
In our tradition, Annadanam—the gift of food—is called Mahadanam, the greatest offering. For what is Diwali without the light we place in another’s life?
✨ Let this Dhanteras be different.Let your offering not just shine in your home, but in someone’s eyes.Let your dhan (wealth) become Dharma.Let your prosperity become Prasadam.

Satamanam Bhavathi Charitable Society invites every devotee, every family, and every humble heart—To celebrate Dhanteras not only with purchases,But with Purpose.Not only with Lakshmi at the doorstep,But Narayana in every soul we serve.
Light a Life.For in Narayana Sewa, there lies the truest festival of all.










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