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Lakshmi Narayan Puja Kit

Lakshmi Narayan Puja is performed to seek the blessings of Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Narayan for wealth, prosperity, and family well-being. It removes obstacles and negative energies and brings happiness, harmony, success, and divine grace into life.

  • • Lakshmi Narayan worship symbolizes the balance of wealth, wisdom, protection, and harmony
  • • The puja represents the union of prosperity (Lakshmi) and divine guidance (Narayan)
  • • Traditionally associated with attracting stable wealth, positivity, and lasting abundance
  • • The ritual is believed to help balance home energy and reduce negativity
  • • Worship teaches that true prosperity grows with truth, ethics, and spiritual values
  • • The puja encourages abundance, gratitude, peace, and emotional security
  • • Devotees believe Lord Narayan’s blessings help protect family peace and stability
  • • Symbolizes the union of Purusha and Prakriti for spiritual and material harmony
  • • Traditionally performed for prosperity, spiritual growth, and balanced living

  • Lakshmi Narayan Puja is traditionally performed during auspicious occasions and devotional observances dedicated to prosperity, harmony, and spiritual well-being, including:
  • • Diwali & Lakshmi Puja
  • • Thursday 
  • • Ekadashi 
  • • Vaikuntha Ekadashi
  • • Daily Home Puja & Temple Worship
  • • Festivals Dedicated to Lord Vishnu & Goddess Lakshmi
  • • Spiritual & Family Auspicious Occasions

  1. Step 1: Sacred Preparation & Purification
  2. Place the Yellow Asan for God (Medium)  and Red Asan for God (Medium) in the puja space for Lakshmi Narayan worship. Purify the Mandir (Puja Sthan/Ghar), idols, and puja area by sprinkling Ganga Jal.
  3. A sacred preparation for inviting purity and divine presence into the worship space.
  4. Step 2: Sacred Jyoti Invocation
  5. Light the diya using Mustard Oil or Cow Ghee, followed by offering Camphor (Kapoor) and Agarbatti (Incense Sticks) before the deity.
  6. Invoking purity, clarity, and divine presence.
  7. Step 3: Sacred Invocation & Offering Ritual
  8. Offer Akshat Rice (Chawal) before Lord Lakshmi Narayan as a mark of abundance and completeness. Place Supari (Betel Nut) wrapped with Janeu Thread as part of the traditional offering ritual.
  9. You may also offer:
  10. Clove (Laung) 
  11. Green Cardamom (Elaichi)
  12. Traditionally associated with reverence, auspiciousness, and devotional offering.
  13. Step 4: Divine Tilak & Adornment
  14. Prepare a soft paste using White Chandan Powder[Narayana]and apply it on the deity or puja kalash. Follow with:
  15. Red Chandan Powder [Goddess Lakshmi]
  16. Red Roli Kumkum [Goddess Lakshmi]
  17. Red Sindur [Goddess Lakshmi]
  18. A sacred expression of prosperity, devotion, and spiritual grace.
  19. Step 5: Ritual Thread Seva
  20. Tie the Red Moli Dhaga or White Ritual Thread around the kalash, sacred offerings, or wrist during the puja.
  21. Used to invoke blessings, protection, and spiritual connection.
  22. Step 6: Madhur Bhog Offering
  23. Offer Honey (Madhu) before Lakshmi Narayan with devotion and gratitude.
  24. Traditionally offered to invite sweetness, harmony, and abundance into life.
  25. Step 7: Divine Fragrance Offering
  26. Offer Rose Attar (Puja Itra) before the deity to create a serene devotional atmosphere.
  27. A refined offering associated with purity, calmness, and sacred presence.
  28. Step 8: Mantra Seva & Invocation
  29. Sit peacefully and chant with devotion:
  30. “Om Namo Narayanaya” 
  31. “Om Shreem Mahalakshmyai Namah” 
  32. Offer prayers for prosperity, harmony, well-being, and spiritual growth.
  33. Step 9: Sacred Aarti Completion
  34. Perform aarti using the diya and camphor flame in a clockwise direction before Lakshmi Narayan. Conclude the ritual with folded hands, silent gratitude, and a few moments of stillness.
  35. [NOTE: Perform the final Aarti silently, without ringing a handbell (Ghanta) in Goddess Lakshmi's presence. Also, all red items and the Akshat as only for Goddess Lakshmi].

  • Step 1: Sacred Purification (Achamana & Shuddhi) 
  • Rather than simply sprinkling Ganga Jal, classical worship requires rigorous purification of the body and the environment. 
  • • Begin with Achamana, which involves sipping water from the right palm to purify internally. 
  • • Perform Asana-shuddhi (purifying the seat) by drawing a triangle on the ground and offering a flower with sandalwood paste. 
  • • Perform Jala-shuddhi (purifying the water) using the Ankusha mudra to invoke the holy rivers (Ganga, Yamuna, Godavari, etc.) into your water vessel.
  • Step 2: Taking the Vow (Sankalpa) 
  • Before making offerings, you must state your spiritual intent. Take a formal vow (Sankalpa) by holding a copper vessel containing water, a fruit, sesame seeds (til), and kusha grass. You must state the exact time, lunar month, and purpose of the worship to ensure you receive the full spiritual merit of the puja.
  • Step 3: Establishing the Sacred Pot (Ghatasthapana) 
  • To properly establish the Kalash: 
  • • Place the pot and fill it with water. 
  • • Place a Panchapallaba (a branch of five leaves, traditionally Mango, Ashoka, Peepal, Banyan, and Fig) into the pot. 
  • • Add Durva grass, a fruit, and apply Sindur to the pot. 
  • • Tie a traditional thread around the Kalash while chanting the appropriate Gayatri mantras.
  • Step 4: The Grand 16-Step Offerings (Shodashopachara) 
  • Traditional premium puja strictly follows the majestic 16-step (Shodashopachara) sequence. Key offerings include:
  • • Madhuparka: Offer a sacred mixture in a bronze or silver bowl containing five elements: curd, ghee, water, honey (Madhu), and sugar. 
  • • Vasan (Sacred Draping): Adorn the deities with the Yellow Asan for God (Medium) /Cloth for Lord Narayan and the Red Asan/Cloth for Goddess Lakshmi. 
  • • Gandha (Sandalwood) & Pushpa (Flowers): Offer sandalwood paste and flowers. 
  • (Note: The texts strictly warn that Red Chandan, red flowers, and unbroken Akshat rice must never be offered to Lord Vishnu/Narayan. Reserve all red items and Akshat exclusively for Goddess Lakshmi).
  • Step 5: Fragrance & Light (Dhupa & Dipa) 
  • Offer incense (Dhupa) and a lighted lamp (Dipa) filled with pure Cow Ghee. The texts explicitly mandate that the lamp must be placed to the right side of the deity, never to the left.
  • Step 6: Sacred Food Offering (Naivedya) 
  • When offering food or sweets, it is not merely placed before the deity. You must use specific hand gestures (Mudras)—such as the Prana, Apana, Vyana, Udana, and Samana mudras—to invoke the vital life forces while presenting the food.
  • Step 7: The Royal Spices (Tambula) 
  • Following the strict 16-step sequence, offer Tambula (betel leaves, Supari betel nut, Green Cardamom, and Clove) to sweeten the mouths of the deities after their divine meal.
  • Step 8: The Sacred Aarti (Aratrika) 
  • Perform Aarti to honor the deity. The traditional Aratrika sequence involves sequentially waving a multi-flamed lamp (Panchapradipa), water inside a conch shell, a clean cloth, a flower, a mirror, and a fly-whisk (Chamara). Waving camphor (Karpur) is also an authentic part of this process. 
  • [Note: According to the strict rules of the scriptural manuals, perform the final Aarti silently, without ringing a handbell (Ghanta) in Goddess Lakshmi's presence].
  • Step 9: Circumambulation & Prostration (Pradakshina & Pranama) 
  • Conclude the worship with physical reverence: 
  • • Pradakshina: Circumambulate the deity. For Vishnu/Narayan, this is traditionally done four times. 
  • • Pranama: Offer a full prostration. 
  • This can be an Ashtanga Pranama (where 8 parts of the body touch the floor, including the chest, head, knees, and hands) or a Panchanga Pranama (where 5 parts touch).
  • [Note: 1. Ashtanga Pranama (8-Limbed Prostration): This is considered a complete form of surrender. To perform this, a devotee must engage eight specific "limbs" (both physical and spiritual). These eight parts are:
  • Two feet (Padadvaya)
  • Two hands (Hastadvaya)
  • Two knees (Janudvaya)
  • Chest (Vaksha)
  • Head (Mastaka)
  • Eyes (Chakshu - focusing your vision on the deity)
  • Speech (Vakya - uttering mantras or prayers)
  • Mind (Mana - focusing your thoughts with pure devotion).
  • Note: 2. Panchanga Pranama (5-Limbed Prostration): This is another deeply reverent but slightly modified form of bowing that engages five specific parts. These five parts are:
  • Two arms/hands (Bahudvaya)
  • Two knees (Janudvaya)
  • Head (Mastaka)
  • Speech (Vakya)
  • Eyes (Chakshu).
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  • Reminder: Perform the final Aarti silently, without ringing a handbell (Ghanta) in Goddess Lakshmi's presence. Also, all red items and the Akshat as only for Goddess Lakshmi.]

  • • Traditionally associated with stable wealth, financial security, and protection from unnecessary expenses
  • • Believed to protect the home and family from negativity and jealous energies
  • • Encourages ethical success, wise decisions, and prosperity guided by Dharma
  • • Traditionally performed to balance home energy and support peaceful living
  • • Associated with family prosperity, growth, and lasting values
  • • Helps promote emotional peace, confidence, and balanced living
  • • Devotional worship is believed to remove spiritual and karmic obstacles related to prosperity
  • • Symbolizes harmony, abundance, and balanced prosperity through divine blessings

  • The MySanatan Lakshmi Narayan Puja Kit is thoughtfully curated with traditional puja essentials for authentic worship at home or in a temple. Designed for both beginners and experienced devotees, the kit supports a complete and peaceful devotional experience through sacred offerings, fragrance, tilak, and ritual elements. Each item is carefully selected to help create a spiritually uplifting atmosphere rooted in purity, devotion, and traditional Sanatan Dharma practices.
  • Designed to bring the grace of Lakshmi Narayan into everyday worship through purity, devotion, and traditional spiritual practice.
Standard Package
Package Total: ₹496.00
Red Sindur For Puja | Sacred Vermilion
5 Gram
1
₹10.00
Red Chandan Powder | Red Chandan Tika | Red Sandalwood Tika
10 Gram
1
₹29.00
Natural & Pure Camphor | Pure Kapoor | Karpura | Kapur (Small Pack)
10 Gram
1
₹15.00
Clove | Laung | Lobongo
10 Gram
1
₹15.00
Supadi | Whole Betel Nut
7 Piece
1
₹15.00
Honey for Puja | Pure Sahad | Madhu
25 Gram
1
₹35.00
Green Cardamom | Hari Elaichi | Choto Elach
10 Gram
1
₹99.00
Agarbatti | Premium Incense Sticks | Dhup Kathi (Small Pack)
20 Gram
1
₹13.00
Ganga Jal | 100% Pure & Authentic | Small Pack
100 ML
1
₹25.00
Small Janeu Thread for Betel Leaf | Paner Paita
1 Piece
1
₹5.00
White Chandan Powder | Safed Chandan Tika | White Sandalwood Tika
10 Gram
1
₹29.00
Turmeric Powder | Haldi | Holud
25 Gram
1
₹30.00
Red Roli Kumkum for Puja and Tilak
5 Gram
1
₹10.00
Red Asan for God | Devotional Red Asan | Red Chowki Asan for God | Small
1 Piece
1
₹30.00
Yellow Asan for God | Devotional Yellow Asan | Yellow Chowki Asan for God | Small
1 Piece
1
₹30.00
Red Moli Dhaga | Lal Kalawa | Red Ritual Thread
1 Piece
1
₹15.00
Tulsi Kanthi Mala | Single Layer Tulsi Mala | Holy Basil Necklace
1 Piece
1
₹20.00
Haritaki | Harad Fruit | Small Pack
5 Piece
1
₹16.00
Akshat Rice | Chawal | Chal
20 Gram
1
₹25.00
Long Cotton Wicks
1 Pack
1
₹20.00
Gobar for Havan and Puja | Desi Cow Dung Cake | Gomay
50 Gram
1
₹10.00

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Frequently Asked Questions
  • 1. Why does the kit include both a Yellow and a Red Asan for God (Medium)(seating cloth)? 
  • In the Lakshmi Narayan tradition, colours represent the union of different cosmic energies. The Yellow Asan for God (Medium) symbolizes Lord Narayan’s Sattva Guna (purity, peace, and infinite consciousness), while the Red Asan for God (Medium)represents Maa Lakshmi’s Rajas Guna (activity, creation, and material energy). Using both ensures you are honouring the "Complete Union" of stillness and action.
  • 2. What is the spiritual logic behind wrapping the Supari (Betel Nut) with Janeu thread? 
  • For the beginner, the Supari acts as a symbolic representation of the deity or the "Ganesh" (remover of obstacles) of the puja. For the experienced devotee, the Janeu represents the "Yajnopavita"—investing the offering with the sanctity of a living consciousness. It transforms a simple nut into a consecrated focal point for divine energy.
  • 3. Why are Clove (Laung) and Cardamom (Elaichi) included specifically for this puja? 
  • Beyond their fragrance, these are considered "Vashikaran" or attraction herbs in a spiritual sense. They are offered to signify the "sweetness of speech" and the "refinement of character." In Lakshmi Narayan worship, it is believed that wealth stays only where there is sweetness in conduct and purity in breath/thought.
  • 4. Can I use both Mustard Oil and Cow Ghee in the same puja? 
  • Yes, but they serve different purposes. Use the Mustard Oil for a lamp placed on the right side or in the front. [The Purohit Darpan provides a strict Sanskrit injunction for the placement of lamps: "দীপং দক্ষিণতো দদ্যাৎ পুরতো বা ন বামতঃ"] Use the Cow Ghee for the main Akhand Jyot or the Aarti to invite the "golden light" of prosperity and the nourishing energy of the Holy Cow, which is dear to Vishnu.
  • 5. How do I choose between the Red and White Moli Dhaga (Ritual Thread)?
  • The Red Moli is traditionally tied for protection and the activation of the "will to act" (Lakshmi's grace). The White Moli is often used in Vishnu-centric rituals to represent the purity of the soul and the desire for "Moksha" (liberation). You may tie the Red on the right wrist for material success and use the White for the Kalash to maintain spiritual sanctity.
  • 6. Is there a specific sequence for the four types of Tilak (White Chandan, Red Chandan, Roli, and Sindur)? 
  • Experienced practitioners typically follow a "cooling to energizing" flow. Start with White Chandan (cooling/wisdom) as the base, then Red Chandan (vibrancy), followed by Roli/Kumkum (auspiciousness), and finally Sindur for the feminine energy of Maa Lakshmi. This layering represents the multi-dimensional nature of the Divine Couple. 
  • [Note: Applying the cooling White Chandan exclusively to Lord Narayana, and offering the vibrant Red Chandan, Kumkum, and Sindur exclusively to Goddess Lakshmi.]                
  • 7. How does this kit specifically help with "Sthir Lakshmi" (Permanent Wealth)? 
  • Most rituals focus on the arrival of wealth. However, by including items like Turmeric (for grounding) and Janeu (for discipline), this kit emphasizes the "Narayan" aspect—the preservation of wealth. By worshipping the Provider alongside the Protector, you create a spiritual "lock" that prevents prosperity from being wasted on negative karmic debts.