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The Lakshmi Yantra is the seat of Lakshmi, goddess of wealth, fortune and grace. Homes and traders keep it at the altar or by the cash box, and install it above all on Diwali.
Om Shreem Mahalakshmyai Namah
Lakshmi is praised in the Shri Sukta, appended to the Rig Veda, and worshipped by every home on the night of Diwali.
Lakshmi's grace for prosperity in home and trade
Kept for Lakshmi's grace and steady prosperity
Worshipped by traders for stable business
Welcomes the goddess into the home at Diwali
A prayer for good fortune and auspiciousness
Kept for harmony and contentment beside material gain
Diwali night, a Friday, or the bright fortnight
The north or north-east of the puja room, or by the cash box
Begin on Diwali, a Friday or a day of the bright fortnight.
Bathe it in panchamrita and clean water, and dry it with a red cloth.
Set it on a red or pink cloth at the altar or by the cash box.
Light a ghee lamp and offer a lotus or red flowers and kumkum.
Chant her mantra 108 times, and keep the space clean and lit.
Answers from the tradition, in plain words.
For Lakshmi's blessing of prosperity, fortune and a well-kept home, above all from Diwali.
The Shri Yantra is the goddess's complete cosmic form; the Lakshmi Yantra is her focused form for prosperity in home and trade.
The tradition holds that Lakshmi stays where there is cleanliness, light and generosity, and avoids untidy, dark corners.
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