Lakshmi Puja on Deepawali
Today is the third day of deepawali (dewali). Drawing from The Source of The Greatest Wealth.
The third day of Diwali festival is the most important one for Lakshmi-puja and is entirely devoted to the propitiation of Goddess Lakshmi. On this very day sun enters his second course and passes Libra which is represented by the balance or scale. Hence, this design of Libra is believed to have suggested the balancing of account books and their closing. Despite the fact that this day falls on an amavasya day it is regarded as the most auspicious .
Lakshmi is the goddess of riches and flourishing. Riches is an indispensable fixing presented to us for upkeep and advance in our life. It is a great deal more than simply having cash. It implies plenitude in learning, abilities and gifts. Lakshmi is the vitality that shows as the entire otherworldly and material prosperity of a man.
Lakshmi is associated to Lakshya – the objective. She is the Shakti that guides you to your source, the objective of your life. There are eight parts of this awesome vitality that might be gave to us.
Adi Lakshmi is the memory of the source. When we overlook that we are a piece of the whole creation, we feel little and shaky. Adi Lakshmi is that perspective which associates us to our source, conveying quality and placidness to the psyches.
The puranas say that Lakshmi rose up out of the waters alongside the nectar when the sea was agitated by the devas and the asuras (implying the stirring of the brain between inverse qualities). When you have Lakshmi, the right sort of riches, then life is loaded with nectar.
Water is an image of adoration. Lakshmi rising up out of the water clarifies that the right sort of riches rises up out of affection. Divine love is the most noteworthy riches and resemble nectar in our life.
Lakshmi is portrayed as situated on a lotus skimming in water. Lotus is an image of dispassion. A bead of water on the lotus leaf moves uninhibitedly at first glance with no stickiness at all. So also, when we are not joined to riches and not possessive, then what rises is the riches that is everlasting and light like a blossom. Such riches is life-supporting, brings plenitude and thriving. Riches ought to move like water. The immaculateness of water is lost in the event that it is stagnant. Additionally, the handiness and estimation of riches is just when it is shared and is moving.
Dhana Lakshmi is the aspect of material wealth and Vidya Lakshmi is theaspect of knowledge, skills and talents.Dhanya Lakshmi manifests as wealth in the form of food. There is a saying ‘jaise ann, waise man’ – implying that the food we eat has a direct impact on our mind. The right amount and type of food, eaten at the right time and place affects our body and mind positively.
Santana Lakshmi manifests as wealth in the form of progeny and creativity. People full of creativity, talented and skillful in the arts are bestowed with this aspect of Lakshmi. Dhairya Lakshmi manifests as wealth in the form of courage andVijaya Lakshmi is the aspect that manifests as victory. Bhagya Lakshmi is the aspect of good luck and prosperity. At different stages in life, different aspects of this energy manifest in a person.
Diwali is a festival of lights. It is a time to honor all aspects of wealth and to illumine our life with the light of spiritual knowledge, the energy that is Mahalakshmi. ‘Maha’ implies great. Mahalakshmi denotes a great wealth, a wealth that includes all the eight aspects, the spiritual wealth that takes care of our well-being in all the three worlds (adibhautik,adidhaivik and adhyatmik). So on this occasion, we wish health, happiness and prosperity for everybody
HAPPY DEWALI TO ALL !!!
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