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Lakshmi Pooja is a Hindu religious celebration that takes place on Amavasya (new moon day) in the Vikram Samvat Hindu calendar month of Kartik, on the third day of Deepawali, and is regarded to be the most important festive day of Deepawali. This puja, however, is observed 5 days after Vijaya Dashami in Assam, Bengal, and Odisha.

On the night of Lakshmi Pooja, Lakshmi is said to roam the world. People open their doors and windows to welcome Lakshmi and put diya lamps on their windowsills and balcony ledges to invite her in on the evening of Lakshmi Pooja.

As the evening approaches, people put on new clothes or their nicest ensembles. Then, depending on the region of India, diyas are lighted and pujas are done to Lakshmi and one or more deities, generally Ganesha, Saraswati, and Kubera. Lakshmi represents wealth and prosperity, and her blessings are sought for a prosperous year ahead.

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Deepavali Lakshmi Pooja Vidhana Kannada PDF

1. Before beginning the puja, it is required to carefully clean and decorate the house.
2. Sprinkle Ganga water all over the house and on all family members as part of the purification ritual before beginning the puja routine.
3. Set up a platform on which to do the pooja. Then spread a crimson cloth over the platform and sprinkle it with grains.
4. Make a lotus out of turmeric powder and set a picture or idol of the goddesses, Lakshmi and Ganesh, on it.
5. Fill three-fourths of a copper kettle with water before adding coins, betel nuts, raisins, cloves, dry fruits, and cardamom.
6. Arrange mango leaves in a circular pattern on top of the pot, with a coconut in the center. Decorate the Kalash with vermillion and flowers and place it on the puja altar.
7. Bathe the idols in pure water, panchamrit, sandal water, and rose water.
8. After that, they will be adorned with turmeric powder, sandal paste, and vermillion. After that, garlands and flowers are placed around the idols.
9. The Lakshmi puja begins with an offering to Ganesh, followed by an offering to Lakshmi. Badasha, laddoos, betel leaves and nuts, dry fruits, coconut, sweets, foods cooked in the home’s kitchen, and some cash are common offerings.
10. While chanting the mantra, lamps and incense sticks are lit, and flowers are offered.
11. The story of the goddess Lakshmi, also known as Lakshmi’s Panchali, is repeated by an elderly family member as the rest of the family listens intently. Flowers and sweets are offered to the goddess’ idol at the end of the story.
12. The puja is completed by singing the aarti song and waving the camphor lamp in front of the god.
13. The goddess is then prayed to for success and fortune, and sweets are consumed as Prasad.

Note: As per Puranas and Granthas, Both Vara Maha Lakshmi and Deepavali Dhana Lakshmi are the same, So No separate pooja vidhana will be for Dhana Lakshmi Devi. Just Sankalpa and Names will change. Make Sure don’t confuse, we have given a link here to Varamaha Lakshmi Devi Pooja Vidhana. No Thora Grandhi Pooja will be in Deepavali Dhana Lakshmi Devi.