Key Puja Insights

Panchami festival is celebrated to please & worship Goddess Lakshmi, the “Goddess of Wealth”. Also known as Shri Panchami and Kalpadi Tithi, Chaitra Shukla Panchami is celebrated on the fifth day of Shukla Paksha in Chaitra month.

According to the Hindu Panchanga, including Gudi Padwa/Ugadi and Akshaya Tritiya days, there are a total of seven Kalpadi days.

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Benefits of puja

• Victory- Brings you success, achieve goals and win
• Higher thinking- sensibility, logic, and thoughtfulness
• Courage- bravery, resolution, and spirit
• Good health- fitness, well being and healthiness
• Fame- honor, prestige, and reputation
• Morality- values, and ethics
• Grains- food to eat
• Strength-power and resistance
• Knowledge-awareness, apprehension, and education
• Higher aim-desires and goals
• Long life-longevity
• Good children
• Valour-braveness and courage
• Gold
• Gems
• Happiness-satisfaction, joy, and well-being
• Intelligence-intellect, acumen, and alertness
• Beauty-blessings and virtue

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What's Included

• Customs and rituals to follow on Lakshmi Panchami :
• Before starting the pooja, one must clean the house & the premises where the idol is to be placed.
• The fasting during this period is observed by both men & women.
• Pooja should be performed by married couples.
• Those who observe fast on this day should invite a total of 7 unmarried women & 7 young girls on the first day of puja.
• Apply Haldi-kumkum, offer fruits, and also a book that contains the Mahalakshmi Vrat Story.

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Important Facts

Just before worshipping Goddess Lakshmi, you need to wake up early, take bath and wear clean clothes. Before starting the fast, you should chant Stotras & mantras of Goddess Lakshmi

The place where the idol of the Goddess is to be worshipped should be cleaned. The idol should be cleaned with Panchamrut which is made of honey, yogurt, ghee, milk and sugar and then placed on the platform.

Then, offer banana leaves, garland, flowers, sandalwood, betel nut, rice, Durva, red thread, coconut, supari and Bhog to the Devi. later, offer food to the Brahmanas along with money as Dakshina.

Those observing fast on this day should consume only fresh fruits, milk, and sweets. Regular food like roti, rice, garlic or onion should not be consumed.

Our Promises

We take utmost care to ensure that your devotion and reverence reaches God in its true spirit.
Steps we take:

• Ensure that the Puja is performed by qualified and experienced pundits only.
• Make sure that Puja is performed according to Vedic rituals.
• Make use of superior quality ‘Samagri’ to perform the Puja.
• Take Utmost care that the Puja is performed at the correct time (Mahurat) for best results.
• Provide support and guidance to our clients at every step.