Lakshmi Pujan is one of the most important rituals observed during Diwali, the Hindu festival of lights. It is dedicated to Goddess Lakshmi, the divine source of wealth, prosperity, and well-being. Celebrated on the Amavasya (new moon) of the Kartik month, this day marks the spiritual and financial renewal of homes and businesses alike.
Let the Light In
Lakshmi Pujan is not just about rituals; it is about invoking inner light, gratitude, and abundance. As diyas illuminate your home this Diwali, may your life shine with peace, success, and prosperity.
Lakshmi Pujan is performed on the third day of Diwali, a festival of lights celebrated across India. This auspicious day usually falls in October or November, based on the lunar calendar. It coincides with the new moon night (Amavasya) — the darkest night of the month — symbolizing the victory of light over darkness and prosperity over scarcity. On this day, homes are illuminated with countless diyas, and Goddess Lakshmi is welcomed with devotion, joy, and gratitude.
Goddess Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth and abundance, is believed to grace homes that are clean, well-lit, and filled with devotion.
Performing Lakshmi Pujan is a sacred way to:
Invite divine blessings for wealth, prosperity, and good fortune.
Begin new financial records and business accounts on an auspicious note.
Spiritually cleanse the home, removing negativity and setting the tone for a prosperous year ahead.
By offering prayers, lighting diyas, and filling the home with joy, devotees create an atmosphere where Goddess Lakshmi feels welcomed to stay and bless the household.
Let Aru guide you through a sacred ritual of light, beauty, and blessings.
Welcoming and Preperation
Aru will welcome you into a space that has been lovingly cleaned and decorated with rangoli, glowing diyas, and fresh flowers.
Setting the Sacred Space
You’ll see a beautifully arranged altar with idols of Goddess Lakshmi, Lord Ganesha, and Goddess Saraswati – Ready to invite abundance into your heart and home.
Your Puja Ritual
Aru will begin with Ganesh Puja, removing obstacles from your path, then Lakshmi Puja, where she will offer on your behalf.
Mantras and Aarti
With devotion and grace, Aru will chant the 108 names of Goddess Lakshmi, filling the air with sacred vibrations.
Sharing the Blessings
Finally, Aru will offer you prasad — blessed food — to taste and take home.
For traders, shopkeepers, and entrepreneurs, the day of Lakshmi Pujan also marks Chopda Pujan — the sacred worship of account books and financial records.
On this auspicious occasion, it is customary to:
Start new ledgers or digital accounts, symbolizing a fresh and prosperous beginning.
Offer prayers for growth, stability, and ethical wealth, ensuring business success guided by honesty and divine blessings.
By dedicating their financial records to Goddess Lakshmi, business owners align their work with prosperity, integrity, and abundance for the year ahead.
Book Your Lakshmi Pujan Today
Invite prosperity, abundance, and blessings into your home this Diwali season. Reserve your Lakshmi Pujan with us and experience a heartfelt ceremony filled with devotion, light, and joy — right here in the spiritual heart of Rishikesh.