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Festival Poojas
Telugu Pandit for Deepavali Puja with Material
Deepavali or Diwali is a festival of lights and it is celebrated to the honor of Lord Sri Rama Chandra he is the 7 th Avatar of Lord Maha Vishnu. Lakshmi Devi gets her name from Sanskrit word Lakshya which means “goal”. Lakshmi Devi is goddess of wealth, health and prosperity. She among the Tridevi along with Saraswathi Devi And Gowri Devi and she is mostly known as Adi Parashakthi. Key Insights : Deepavali festival is called festival of lights. Diwali Pooja is performed to Maha Lakshmi. The Deepavali Laxmi Puja will gain wealth and happiness in their family. Main Deity in Deepavali Pooja is M
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About This Pooja
Deepavali or Diwali is a festival of lights and it is celebrated to the honor of Lord Sri Rama Chandra he is the 7 th Avatar of Lord Maha Vishnu. Lakshmi Devi gets her name from Sanskrit word Lakshya which means “goal”. Lakshmi Devi is goddess of wealth, health and prosperity. She among the Tridevi along with Saraswathi Devi And Gowri Devi and she is mostly known as Adi Parashakthi.
Deepavali falls on Amavasya after the third day of Diwali Lakshmi the goddess of wealth and she is the wife of Lord Vishnu. Every devotee cleans their house before Diwali Pooja, decorate their houses with flowers, toys, and prepare sweets to offer Lakshmi Devi and they place Lakshmi Devi Idol and decorate with jewellery and welcome her to bless her devotees for their health and wealth. She is embodiment of power and intelligence, Lakshmi Devi holds “Abhay Mudra” and “Gyana Mudra” in their right hands and her four hands signifies the Dharma, Moksha, Kaama, Artha.
Diwali Pooja is the most significance rituals performed during the festival of Deepavali. Lakshmi Pooja is done to invite the Goddess Lakshmi to home. On this day house should be get clean and sprinkle the gangajal in the home.
All the rooms are the decorated by the flowers, mango leaves and lighting the entire house or office, In the pooja room the red cloth should be placed on that Kalash should be kept in the centre of the red cloth. Ganesh and Lakshmi Devi idol should be kept on that cloth. Books, other study related material should be placed in front of the Lakshmi Devi idol.
Diyas should be lighted and reciting mantras, slokhas should go on after that aarti is given, coconut and special sweets are offered.
Benefits
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- Deepavali falls on Amavasya after the third day of Diwali Lakshmi the goddess of wealth and she is the wife of Lord Vishnu. Every devotee cleans their house before Diwali Pooja, decorate their houses with flowers, toys, and prepare sweets to offer Lakshmi Devi and they place Lakshmi Devi Idol and decorate with jewellery and welcome her to bless her devotees for their health and wealth. She is embodiment of power and intelligence, Lakshmi Devi holds “Abhay Mudra” and “Gyana Mudra” in their right hands and her four hands signifies the Dharma, Moksha, Kaama, Artha.
- Deepavali Pooja Protects against all evil spirits.
- Removes of anger, jealousy and negative energy.
- Improve mental and physical health problems.
- Deepavali Laxmi Puja gain self confidence and courage.
- By getting Lakshmi Devi blessings will gain wealth and happiness in their family.
- Diwali Pooja is the most significance rituals performed during the festival of Deepavali. Lakshmi Pooja is done to invite the Goddess Lakshmi to home. On this day house should be get clean and sprinkle the gangajal in the home.
- All the rooms are the decorated by the flowers, mango leaves and lighting the entire house or office, In the pooja room the red cloth should be placed on that Kalash should be kept in the centre of the red cloth. Ganesh and Lakshmi Devi idol should be kept on that cloth. Books, other study related material should be placed in front of the Lakshmi Devi idol.
- Diyas should be lighted and reciting mantras, slokhas should go on after that aarti is given, coconut and special sweets are offered.