The Different Forms of Lakshmi Celebrated in Varamahalakshmi Puja – Rosebazaar India

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The Different Forms of Lakshmi Celebrated in Varamahalakshmi Puja

by Rhea Karuturi

Varamahalakshmi Puja is a popular festival celebrated in South India, especially in the states of Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, and Telangana. The festival falls on the second Friday of the Hindu month of Shravana and is dedicated to the worship of Goddess Lakshmi.

Goddess Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth and prosperity, is the centerpiece of the Varamahalakshmi Puja. However, during the puja, there are several forms of Goddess Lakshmi that are worshipped.

Here are the different forms of Goddess Lakshmi celebrated during Varamahalakshmi Puja:

  1. Dhana Lakshmi: The first form of Goddess Lakshmi worshipped during the Varamahalakshmi Puja is Dhana Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth. She is the most popular form of Lakshmi and is worshipped for material prosperity and financial stability.
  2. Dhairya Lakshmi: The second form of Lakshmi worshipped during the Varamahalakshmi Puja is Dhairya Lakshmi, the goddess of courage and patience. She is worshipped for emotional and mental strength and the ability to handle challenges with ease.
  3. Gaja Lakshmi: The third form of Lakshmi celebrated during Varamahalakshmi Puja is Gaja Lakshmi, the goddess of strength and power. She is worshipped for physical strength, vitality, and a healthy body.
  4. Santhana Lakshmi: The fourth form of Lakshmi worshipped during Varamahalakshmi Puja is Santhana Lakshmi, the goddess of fertility and progeny. She is worshipped for the well-being of children and to seek blessings for a happy family life.
  5. Vijaya Lakshmi: The fifth and final form of Lakshmi celebrated during Varamahalakshmi Puja is Vijaya Lakshmi, the goddess of success and victory. She is worshipped for success in all endeavors and to overcome obstacles.

During the Varamahalakshmi Puja, each form of Goddess Lakshmi is worshipped with specific puja items and mantras. Devotees can offer flowers, fruits, sweets, and other auspicious items to seek the blessings of Goddess Lakshmi.

In conclusion, the Varamahalakshmi Puja is a time-honored tradition in South India that celebrates the many forms of Goddess Lakshmi. By understanding the significance of each form, devotees can seek blessings for all aspects of their life, including wealth,

 

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