Important Items Needed For Lakshmi Puja
Kalash
Mango leaves
Idol or picture of Goddess Lakshmi
Milk, curd, honey, ghee
Puffed rice
Usual puja Sweets
Coriander seeds
Cumin seeds
And other daily puja items
Lakshmi Puja Process
- First decide on a place to perform the puja.
- Spread a clean cloth and create a bed of rice.
- A Kalash (pot) is placed on the bed of rice.
- Fill about 75% of the Kalash with water.
- Put a betel nut, flower, a clean coin, and some rice in the Kalash.
- Now arrange mango leaves around the opening of the Kalash.
- Place a Thaali (a small plain plate) on the Kalash.
- On the Thaali, draw a lotus with turmeric powder and place the idol or small photograph of Goddess Lakshmi.
- Place some coins on the Thaali.
- On the right of Kalash, place the idol of Lord Ganesha.
- If you need, you can also place the idols of Saraswathi and your favorite deities.
Create a peaceful and calm atmosphere. The best way is to close the eyes and meditate on ‘om.’
- Take some water and sprinkle on all puja items to purify them.
- Do puja with haldi, kumkum and flowers on the Kalash.
- Light a lamp.
- Now take some flower and rice in the hands and close the eyes and meditate on Goddess Lakshmi. You are now invoking Goddess Lakshmi. If you know mantras, recite them. Otherwise just simply meditate on Goddess Lakshmi. Here is a simple Sanskrit mantra dedicated to Goddess Lakshmi.
Namosthesthu Maha Maye,
Shree padee, sura poojithe,
Shanka, Chakra, Gadha hasthe,
Maha Lakshmi Namosthuthe
- Now sprinkle the flowers and rice on the idol of Goddess Lakshmi.
- Take out the idol of Goddess Lakshmi and place it on a Thaali. Clean the idol with water, then with milk, curd, ghee, honey and sugar. Then clean the idol again with water.
- Place the idol back on the Kalash.
- Now offer garlands made of marigolds or leaves of bel tree, sandalwood paste, kumkum and other daily puja items including lighting incense and agarbhatis.
- Now make offerings of coconut, fruits, sweets, betel nuts and betel leaves.
- Next make offerings of Batasha sweets, puffed rice, coriander and cumin seeds.
- Lastly, perform a silent Arati for Goddess Lakshmi. And meditate on Goddess Lakshmi.
- Take some of the ‘prasad’ (that will stay for long period of time) and place it at the place where ornaments and cash is usually kept.
Business people also worship the account books on this day along with Goddess Lakshmi.
This is only a guideline. You can show flexibility in the puja process. Some of the items needed might not be readily available. But you can keep the house and surrounding clean. Finally, if you can’t perform the puja, wherever you are simply mediate on Goddess Lakshmi.
SHRI KUBER DHAN LAXMI VARSHA YANTRA is placed in millions of homes and workplaces and people have been able to overcome financial instability and difficulty. By establishing Shree Maa Laxmi and God of Wealth Lord Kuber, households have experienced wealth, happiness and prosperity.
Install SHRI KUBER DHAN LAXMI VARSHA YANTRA in your home or your workplace today and your family will always be blessed with physical, mental and spiritual happiness.
Shree Kuber Yantra: This is preferably placed inside purse, cash box or in the worship room of your house. It is believed to bring good luck and prosperity to the one who possesses it.
Shree Laxmi Charan Paduka: These Laxmi steps or footprint (charan padukas) are placed on both sides of the door frame. The Charan Paduka should face inside the house.
Shree Dhan Laxmi Idol: This heralds wealth and plentitude. Place this beautiful idol at in the temple of your house or your work station to ensure that Goddess Laxmi’s blessing is always with you.
Shree Tortoise Yantra: Considered highly auspicious, Shree Tortoise Yantra is kept in a place where you keep money and valuables. Its positive influence will help you double your assets and see a secured future.
Shree Dhan Laxmi Pendent: The package contains pendent which can be worn. The pendent wards off negative influence and clears obstacles coming between you and your financial prosperity.
Shree Laxmi & Ganesh coin: This is treated as the key to your good luck. If you are carrying this with you, there is always a chance that you would come across new opportunities to cement your growth prospects.
Shree Kuber Idol : It is kept in the sacred corner of your house. This precious idol of Lord of Wealth is believed to have power to attract positive energy and bring wealth in abundance.
Gomti chakra : Gomati Chakra is a rare natural shell stone(cylindrical shape), It gives protection against evil eyes and from the negative elements .It can also be hanged in front of the House to bring peace.Gomati Chakra can also be buried in the foundation of buildings as it blesses the residents with a long life. Gomti Chakras can also be wrapped in a red cloth and placed in rice or wheat containers for the food surity.Gomti Chakra is also worshipped on the Diwali along with Goddess Lakshmi. Gomati Chakra represents the Sudarshan Chakra of Lord Krishna which is his main weapon.
Laghu Nariyal- Laghu coconut is the tiniest and the smallest coconut similar to the size of a betel nut.The rare fact about the Laghu coconut is its small size. Laghu Nariyal bestows a person with wealth and comforts of life as per our ancient scripts. It should be kept in a Locker or in The Puja Ghar.
Pelli Kauri (yellow shell)- Since ancient times to acquire enormous wealth, growth of business, and harmony in the family. Karak Kaudies / white kauri /Laxmi Kauri are kept at the place of worship, temple of the house, or in the cash box, locker etc. inside a yellow cloth with sindur and rice.
This is SHRI KUBER DHAN LAXMI VARSHA YANTRA kit, for financial problem, money, income, job problems, business problems, in family matters and in all kind of financial problems and materialistic problems.
One murti of Lord Kuber and Maa Laxmi energized you will keep at your business place or at home where you can do daily worship for it. From this worship and energized murti Mahalaxmi and Kuber will live in your home and at business place permanently and flow money and wealth there always.
