Key Puja Insights

In Hinduism, Goddess Lakshmi is held high in regard as she is the deity who bestows her devotees with all the materialistic comforts and fills their lives with happiness and prosperity.

Goddess Lakshmi is worshiped in various forms like Aishwarya Lakshmi, Dhana Lakshmi, Dhanya Lakshmi and so on and each of these forms has their own importance. However, one most admired form of Goddess Lakshmi is the Gaja Lakshmi wherein the deity is accompanied by elephants which are in Sanskrit called Gaja.

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Benefits of puja

The performer of Gaja Lakshmi Homam will be benefitted immensely when done as per the rituals mentioned in the Vedic scriptures and under the guidance of expert pundits. The benefits are as follows:

• The performer of Gajalakshmi Homam will see that he is free from confusion and is able to make the right decisions at the right time.
• The negative energy will be wiped away from this Homam thus the performer and the family members will experience peace and happiness at home.
• The Homam will also reduce the ill effects of the malefic planets
• The performer will be witnessing an inflow of new opportunities and thus there would be an increase in one’s source of income.

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What's Included

Gaja Lakshmi Homam includes chanting Maha Lakshmi mantras and stotras. Later, sacred materials such as clarified butter, rice flakes, sandalwood chips, turmeric, beetle leaves, beetle nut, coconut, etc are offered to the fire lab in order to invoke the goddess. Devotional songs are sung and the Homam concludes with performing aarti to Gaja Lakshmi.

It is advised to the performers of the Homam to donate holy materials like turmeric, kumkum, bangles, a piece of cloth, beetle nut, beetle leaves, and coconut to married women as they are a form of Lakshmi.

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Important Facts

Goddess Gaja Lakshmi is portrayed in the religious texts as a deity dressed up in red garments with four arms and is seated on a fully bloomed lotus. One can see lotus flowers being held in her upper arms and in the two lower arms; one has Varada mudra and the other has Abhaya mudra. Also, one can see elephants on either side of the deity. These elephants are a symbol of magnificence and radiance.

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.