#Varalakshmi puja vidhanam full#

When Charumathi completed the first procedure of prayer and worship she was blessed with certain ornaments. Once she recited this shloka, she tied the nine threads known as Thoranam on her right wrist and offered sweets as Naivedyam to Varalaksmi Mata. вЂњLakshmi Ksheerasamudra rajatanyam sri rangadhameswareem Dasibootha samastha devavanitham lokaika deepamkuramSri manmanda kataksha labdhivibhat brahmendra gangadharamTwamtrayamlokyakutumbhineem sasijavandemukunda priyamвЂќ Chaturmathi also recited a shloka which is as followings All the women along with Chaturmathi participated in this pooja with a pure heart and complete devotion. The next day Charumathi along with the other married neighbouring women wake up early and take bath and start building a mandapa вЂњa temple porchвЂќ where they were to perform the Varalakshmi Puja. Charumathi woke up from her sleep and narrated the entire dream to her husband and soon the news spreads to the neighbouring houses. Looking at CharumathiвЂ™s devotion Goddess Adilakshmi was please and visited Charumathi in her dreams and instructed her to perform the Varalakshmi Vrata with utmost devotion so that all her wishes would fulfil. She would also indulge in prayer and worship of Maa Lakshmi with a pure heart. Charumathi was a God fearing woman and was completely devoted to her family. In the prosperous and beautiful town of Kundinagram town there lived a woman named Charumathi along with her husband and family. This town was situated in the Vidarbha Kingdom. There was a town named Kundinagaram which was known for its scenic beauty. Let us take a look at the Varalakshmi Vrat Katha. The Varalakshmi Vratham Katha is one of the most interesting chapters that celebrate Goodess Lakshmi in Her Varalakshmi form. It is believed that worshipping Varalakshmi form of Maa Lakshmi is like worshipping the above mentioned Goddesses or the Ashtalakshmi. In few ancient texts, various other forms of Ashtalakshmi are mentioned. Vidya Lakshmi- Goddess of Knowledge and Arts.Dhairya Lakshmi- Goddess of Courage and valour.Santana Lakshmi- Goddess who blesses a married couple with an offspring.Gaja Lakshmi- Goddess who is a giver of cattleвЂ™s/ prosperity and abundance.Dhanya Lakshmi- Goddess of food grains/ agricultural produce.Dhana Lakshmi - Goddess of Wealth/ Money.Adi Lakshmi or Maha Lakshmi - Goddess of Spiritual Wealth and Inner Conscience.Goddess Lakshmi is worshipped and revered in all Her Eight forms namely The Varalakshmi Goddess is one of the most kind and auspicious forms of Goddess Lakshmi who blesses with good fortune and Goddess Lakshmi is one of the prime deities in Hinduism who is known as the Goddess of wealth, prosperity and riches. Observing a fast and performing the Varalakshmi Vratham Pooja is said to appease Goddess Lakshmi.

#Varalakshmi puja vidhanam full#

The Varalakshmi Vrata falls on the Second Friday of the Holy month of Shravana or a day before the Full Moon (Poornima). The Varalakshmi Vrat also known as the Varalakshmi Nombu is the festival that falls in the Holy month of Shravana which according to the Gregorian calendar falls between the months of July or August. Vrishabha Lagna Puja Muhurat (midnight) -ДЎ1:41 PM to 01:40 AM, Aug 21Duration - 02 Hours 00 Mins Vrishchika Lagna Puja Muhurat (afternoon) -ДЎ2:37 PM to 02:51 PM Duration - 02 Hours 14 MinsД 6:46 PM to 08:23 PM Duration - 01 Hour 37 Mins Varalakshmi Vratham in 2021/ Varalakshmi VrathamTimingsД 6:21 AM to 08:18 AM Duration - 01 Hour 58 Mins This year the Varalakshmi Vratham 2021 will fall on the 20th August 2021, Friday. When is Varalakshmi Vratham in 2021? When is Varamahalakshmi festival? The Varamahalakshmi Pooja is performed on a large scale and devotees perform this Varamahalakshmi festival on a grand scale. The goddess of boon, Mata Varalakshmi is popularly known for the Varalakshmi Vratham that is celebrated in various parts of India. Varalakshmi Mata is also known as вЂVaramahalakshmiвЂ™. Thus, Varalakshmi Mata is the goddess who when appeased, blesses Her devotees with the boons they wish for. The word вЂVaralakshmiвЂ™ is derived from two Sanskrit words where вЂVaraвЂ™ means boon and вЂLakshmiвЂ™ means wealth. One of the most auspicious and divine forms of Goddess Lakshmi is Goddess Varalakshmi.