The Varamahalakshmi Puja step-by-step guide gives a thorough framework for worshipping and invoking the benefits of Goddess Lakshmi, the deity of wealth and success. This guide describes the key puja rites, preparations, and offerings, allowing devotees to participate in a meaningful and rewarding worship experience.

1. A step-by-step
approach to doing
Varamahalakshmi
Puja

2. Introduction
The Varamahalakshmi Puja step-by-step guide
gives a thorough framework for worshipping and
invoking the benefits of Goddess Lakshmi, the
deity of wealth and success. This guide describes
the key puja rites, preparations, and offerings,
allowing devotees to participate in a meaningful
and rewarding worship experience.

3. Preparations
Clean and decorate the puja space with
flowers, rangoli, and traditional decorations.
Collect all of the required puja objects,
such as a photo or idol of Goddess
Lakshmi, betel leaves, turmeric, kumkum
(vermilion), fruits, sweets, incense sticks,
and a light.

4. Begin the puja by worshipping Lord Ganesha
and asking for his blessings for a successful
ritual.
Chant the Ganesh Mantra and worship to
Lord Ganesha.
Invocation

5. Sthapana Kalasha
In front of the deity, place an adorned
kalasha (a copper or silver jug filled
with water).
Tie a sacred string (moli) around the
kalasha's neck and decorate it with
flowers and turmeric.

6. Fruit and sweets offerings:
Offer the goddess a variety of fruits,
sweets, and betel leaves to represent
abundance and prosperity.
Pray for the family's prosperity,
happiness, and well-being.

7. Mantra Recitation
and Chanting
Recite the Varamahalakshmi Mantras or
hymns to Goddess Lakshmi.
Chant the Lakshmi Gayatri Mantra or any other
mantras related with the deity that you desire.

8. Aarti and Prayers
Light incense sticks and an oil or ghee lamp.
Aarti (circumambulation with the lamp) should be
performed while singing devotional songs or bhajans in
honour of Goddess Lakshmi.

9. Dakshina Offering
As a mark of appreciation and sharing the blessings obtained,
make a dakshina (gift) to the priest or anyone in need.

10. Distribution of Prasad
Distribute prasad (holy food offered to the
deity) to all puja participants.
Prasad is typically made out of sweets,
fruits, and betel leaves.

11. The step-by-step approach to doing Varamahalakshmi Puja
gives a thorough framework for worshipping and invoking
the blessings of Goddess Lakshmi, the deity of wealth and
success. This guide covers the important procedures,
preparations, and offerings involved in the puja, allowing
devotees to participate in a meaningful and rewarding
worship experience.
conclusion

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