Today many people are now keeping Goddess Lakshmi idol in their homes. The reason for this is because Hindu's worship laxmi brass idol who is a principle deity that represents wealth and prosperity.

2. Today many people are now keeping Goddess
Lakshmi idol in their homes. The reason for this
is because Hindu's worship laxmi brass idol
who is a principle deity that represents wealth
and prosperity. People offer prayers to Goddess
Lakshmi by keeping her idol at home so as to get
her benefit from the blessings that she has to
offer. The way of properly keeping the idol
depends on what material it is made up of. For
example, metal idols need not necessarily be
installed inside an altar but rather kept upon one
to enjoy her blessings.
For the Goddess of Wealth, this also means that
our home must also be clean even before we
allow her to enter. We simply cannot bring her
into a messy house. That would be an insult,
wouldn't it? Therefore, in order for her blessings
to flow through the household, we must always
keep our home neat and tidy to ensure she
doesn't leave sooner than expected!

3. In the morning, a man takes a bath and
puts on clean clothes; performs prayers
and rituals for prosperity in the house and
finally sets up a murti (brass lakshmi
idols) of Goddess Lakshmi; he then
perfumes her, garlands her with flowers
on her neck, decorates her face with
collyrium, applies lipstick on her lips and
places bangles around her wrists and rings
around her fingers
The murti of Goddess Laxmi must face the
direction of the main door or entrance.
Other deities should be placed on either
side of her.
In Eastern religions and Hinduism, the
devotional practices have been strictly
codified such that bowing or prostration
(respectfully, in a ritualistic sense) is
typically only performed with the gaze
directed toward the front of the deity
represented.

4. Broken lakshmi idol brass should not be
worshipped, and you must acknowledge that as
disappointed people cause it.
It is generally a good idea to make sure you have a
light source in your home - even if it's just one. If this
is something you are able to do, it might be better to
have multiple lights of some kind on hand instead of
one. Perhaps in the morning and then again at night
time!
Do not believe in religious superstition who tells you
to perform elaborate daily pujas in order to get
infrequent gains over time. So become practical and
simple in your approach to religious actions, which
should be completed once a year.
Dried cow dung is considered as holy in Hinduism as
it is said that Lord Shiva worshipped Lord Vishnu on
a platform made of dried cow dung. Keeping the
murti of Mother Goddess lakshmi idol in brass on
dry cow dung is highly auspicious.