Lakshmi Puja

Lakshmi Puja

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Performing a Lakshmi Puja at a temple involves worshiping Goddess Lakshmi, the deity of wealth, prosperity, and abundance. Here's a list of common items (Samagri) you might need for a Lakshmi Puja at a temple:

Pre-Puja Preparation:

  1. Idol or Image of Goddess Lakshmi: A representation of Goddess Lakshmi for the puja.

  2. Flowers: Offered to the deity and used for decoration.

  3. Garlands: Made from fresh flowers or other materials, used to adorn the deity.

  4. Dhoop (Incense) and Agarbatti (Incense Sticks): Used for creating a fragrant atmosphere during the puja.

  5. Diya (Lamp) and Oil/Ghee: Used for lighting and aarti.

  6. Camphor: Used for aarti and worship.

Main Puja:

  1. Sandalwood Paste: Used for applying tilak and decorating the deity.

  2. Kumkum (Red Vermilion Powder): Used for applying tilak and decoration.

  3. Rice and Unbroken Rice (Akshat): Offered to the deity.

  4. Sweets and Fruits: Offered as bhog (offering) to the deity.

  5. Naivedya (Food Offerings): A variety of foods offered to the deity.

  6. Panchamrita: A mixture of milk, curd, ghee, honey, and sugar used for ceremonial bathing of the deity.

  7. Bell: Used during the puja to invoke positive energies.

Aarti and Conclusion:

  1. Aarti Plate: A plate containing diya (lamp), incense, flowers, and other offerings for the aarti.

  2. Bells: Used during the aarti.

  3. Arati Songs and Mantras: Recited or sung during the aarti.

  4. Prasad (Blessed Food): Distribute prasad to attendees after the puja.

  5. Traditional Puja Utensils: Plates, bowls, spoons, and other utensils for performing the rituals.

  6. Coins and Currency Notes: Symbolizing wealth and prosperity.

  7. Silver or Gold Items: As offerings to the goddess.

  8. Jewelry and Ornaments: Decorative items for the deity.

  9. Red Cloth: Used for adorning the deity.

  10. Lotus Flowers: Considered auspicious for the puja.

  11. Ghee Lamp and Cotton Wick: Used for aarti and lighting.

  12. Tulsi Leaves: Considered sacred and used for offerings.

It's important to note that specific customs and practices might vary based on temple traditions and regional variations. If you're planning to conduct a Lakshmi Puja at a temple, it's recommended to consult with the temple authorities or a knowledgeable priest to ensure you have the necessary items and follow the correct procedures for the puja.

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