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How to avoid Poverty? "Poverty" can be equated with financial deficiencies (or) difficulties that a person (or) a family would experience in their life. The below mentioned situations can be equated to Poverty. 1. Liabilities more than assets. 2. Liabilities more than income. 3. Expenses more than income. 4. Less income (or) meagre income 5. No assets (or) diluted value of assets. How to avoid the financial difficulties?  The Goddess of Wealth & Good Luck is Goddess Sri Devi. The Goddess of Poverty & Bad Luck is Goddess Moo Devi. The Moo Devi is the Elder sister; and the Sri Devi is the Younger sister. Everybody wants the presence of Goddess Sri Devi; and nobody wants the presence of Goddess Moo Devi. The Goddess Moo Devi (Goddess of Poverty & Bad Luck) went and prayed to Lord Vishnu. The Goddess Moo Devi wanted her presence to be felt in certain part of this world. The Lord Vishnu granted her certain places, where she can go, rest, stay and live h

What is Daridra Yoga? "Daridra" means absolute Poverty. Hence the phrase "Daridra Yoga" indicate the probability of living in a absolute poverty conditions. Let us find certain simple steps to avoid facing "Daridra Yoga" , which are being indicated in the Hindu Vedas. Peoples must follow certain steps while cutting/shaving/trimming their hair (on any part of the body); and cutting & shaping the nails. Please note that the dosha created by cutting the hair/nail is more severe than the dosha created by the death. Hence, you must follow these guidelines to avoid inviting the Poverty. 1. You should not cut/shave/trim your hair & nails on the day of your birth. Example: If you have born on Sunday, then you should not cut it on any Sundays. 2. You should not cut/shave/trim your hair & nails on the Tithi on the day of your birth. Example: If you have born on Ekadasi Tithi, then you should not cut/trim/shave your hair/nail on any days with