Parth Pooja Bhandar

Goddess Laxmi represents not only material wealth, but the wealth of grains, courage, valour, offsprings, success, luxurious life, eternal bliss. Benefits:- Goddess Laxmi is icon and all the ardent worshipers saints have made this Yantra holy by rigorous prayers and offerings. Goddess laxmi represents divine happiness, mental and spiritual satisfaction, and prosperity. Her hands are always extended to bless people. Yantra for Good Luck, Success, Financial Problem, Wealth & Prosperity. Yantras to overcome financial difficulties. Shri Dhanalakshmi Kripa Yantra - To Cure your Financial Problem Goddess Lakshmi is the Goddess of wealth and good fortune provides you with Wealth, Prosperity, Peace and Fame.

Kuber Yantra is for the worship of Lord Kuber, the Lord of Wealth. It blesses the worshipper with money and prosperity by drawing new avenues and sources of income and wealth. It helps increase the flow of funds and the ability to accumulate wealth. Use: House/Office Yantra For Success Puja Yantra Color : Brown (Copper)

It is believed that doing the AstaVinayak tour, the devotee is blessed with prosperity, intelligence and success in all his endeavors.

Ashtavinayaka literally means "Eight Ganeshas" in Sanskrit and Ganesha being the prime deity for all the auspious occasion, removes the obstacles and blesses one with fulfillment of his desires These Eight Ganeshas are Moreshwar, Siddhivinayak, Ballaleshwar, Varadavinayak, Chintamani, Mahaganapati, Vighnahar, Girijatmaj , based at eight ancient holy temples situated around Pune in Maharashtra state of India.

Each of these temples has its own individual legend and history, as distinct from each other as the murtis in each temple. Each Idol of Ganesha are distinct from one another.

Moreshwar: The name Moresh or Moregaon was given to this place as this region once served as the habitat of the peacocks. The name Mayureshwar also arises from the legend that Vinayak rode a peacock mount in a battle against evil demons.

Siddhivinayak: Ganesha is enshrined in a seated posture with his consorts Siddhi and Riddhi.

Ballaleshwar: Legend has it that Lord Ganesha had saved his devotee Ballal when he was beaten up by his father and villagers for praying to him. Lord Ganesh appeared and blessed him and took up abode permanently at Pali with the name Ballal Vinayak.

Varadavinayak: It is said that rishi's patni Mukundaa once expressed her love to a ruler Rukmangada who rejected her. Lord Indra meanwhile came down in the disguise of Rukmangada and tricked her and an illegitimate son Grutshmadha was born. The son later prayed to Ganesha in Bhadrakavana to absolve him of the sins. His prayers were granted by Varadavinayak of Bhadrakavana.

Chintamani:Sage Kapila possessed of a gem Chintaamani, capable of granting one's desires. He once created a sumptuous meal for the prince Guna with the help of the gem. The prince enamored by the power of the gem, stole it from the sage. Kapila Muni prayed to Vinayaka who restored the gem from the prince; however the sage refused to accept it, and began to rever Vinayaka as Chintaamani Vinayaka.

Girijatmaj: The legend surrounding Ganesha's birth speaks of Parvati creating a young lad from the dirt of her body. Parvati wanted this lad as an infant. Ganesha reincarnated himself as an infant and lived in the Lenayadri hills for 12 years.

Vighnahar: Legend has it that Ganesha vanquished a demon Vignaasura who posed problems to all inhabitants. The demon later surrendered requesting Ganesha to take up the name Vigneshwar.

Mahaganapati: According to a legend a demon Hripurasura built three powerful citadels with a boon of invincibility granted to him by Shiva and caused suffering to all beings in the heavens and on earth. Later Ganesha shot a single arrow that pierced through the citadels, bringing an end to the demon. Ashta Vinayak with Shree Ganesh yantra at the centre. Read More.

This frame showcases eight elegant forms of Goddess Lakshmi and a Lakshmi Yantra in the Centre. This artefact has an elegant golden border frame which adds to its overall beauty. The word Ashta Lakshmi literally means Eight Lakshmi. These eight forms of Lakshmi are:-

Adi Lakshmi: A divine and one of the most powerful forms of Goddess Lakshmi is known as the Goddess Adi Lakshmi. She is the consort of Lord Vishnu and is the primordial form of Maa Lakshmi. Adi Lakshmi is believed to be the origin of all life on earth. She is known as the Goddess of fertility and bestows the worshipper with wealth, success and happiness.

Dhanya Lakshmi: Dhanya means grains which includes all foods. Goddess Dhanya Lakshmi is one of the most significant forms of Goddess Lakshmi, who blesses the devotee with abundance in food.

Veera Lakshmi: Veera means courageous. According to the ancient scriptures, Goddess Veera Lakshmi is referred to as the One who is the epitome of valour, bravery, and strength. She is also known as Dhairya (Patience) Lakshmi and blesses Her devotees with courage to face challenges and the patience to go through tough times/situations. She also gives strength to Her devotees to overcome difficulties, both material and spiritual.

Gaja Lakshmi: One of the most divine forms of Goddess Lakshmi, Maa Gaja Lakshmi is revered since ancient times as the provider of Animal Wealth which means She provides both abundance and prosperity to the ones who earn their living and food by rearing cattle. The Goddess in the ‘Gaja’ form which means elephants signifies royalty and power. Goddess Gaja Lakshmi is said to dispel darkness and helps the devotees to overcome adversities in their pursuit of a peaceful and prosperous life.

Santan Lakshmi: Santan means Child or offspring. She symbolizes fertility and blesses the couple who do not have children with progeny. The couple who pray to Maa Santan Lakshmi with a pure heart attain parenthood. The Goddess is also believed to answer the prayers of small children who wish for a sibling. The Goddess also blesses the couple by bestowing good health to the child and by keeping diseases at bay.

Vijay Lakshmi: Vijay means victory. Goddess Vijay Lakshmi is one of the auspicious and powerful forms of Goddess Lakshmi. She is said to bless Her devotees with victory in all aspects field of life. She helps people to overcome hurdles, face and handle every situation with grit and determination. When appeased, the Goddess evokes determination and fearlessness among the devotees to face any challenge and acts as their guiding force.

Dhana Lakshmi: Dhana means wealth. Goddess Dhanalakshmi is the Goddess of wealth; She is the manifestation of the Mother Goddess, Lakshmi. She symbolizes prosperity and abundance with unlimited potential. Goddess Dhanalakshmi is appeased and blesses those who work hard and helps them achieve financial stability. She eradicates poverty and also guides Her devotees on the path to generate more income. She helps in fulfilling our desires. The Goddess is the repository of all the wealth in the Universe and helps her devotees overcome financial obstacles.

Vidya Lakshmi: Vidya Lakshmi is a form of Goddess Lakshmi. Goddess Vidya Lakshmi provides wealth of knowledge and enhances intellect of an individual. The devotees of Goddess Vidya Lakshmi are blessed with sharp wit, increased knowledge and wisdom. By praying to her we can achieve great things in life, including name, fame power and money.

Offering worship to the deities of the 9 planets that rule this Universe, helps the worshipper get free from obstacles, miseries and misfortunes.

Etched finely in an embossed manner on a Panchdhatu plate, this Navgrah Devata Yantra offers the blessings of Surya, Mangal, Guru, Shani, Buddh, Shukra, Chandra, Rahu and Ketu deities.

This is used in Puja altar to invoke the Gods to reside during the period of the Puja.

When worshipped they bless with success, prosperity, abundance, peace and joy in every aspect of your life.
Placement: Yantra energizes the location where it is installed. You may place it near the entrance of your home/office/shop or in your living room or reception or study room or office cabin. You may keep it on a table or use as a wall hanging. Yantra is best placed in the East direction facing West. It gets energized by the rising rays of the Sun and with the divine vibrations of the East corner and provides positive transformation energies to the dwelling through its mystical geometry.

Parth Pooja Sampoorna | Sampurna Mahalaxmi | Maha Lakshmi Yantra Chowki In Brass (14 Cms) (1 Pc) – A combination of 4 most powerful wealth and prosperity Yantras: 1. Ganesha Yantra 2. Vyapar Vriddhi yantra 3. Shree yantra & 4. Kuber Yantra. Purpose: Bestows wealth, prosperity and good fortune For the worshiper. Worshiper never lacks in money & material comforts. Worshiper?s house & treasury are always full. Helps increase the flow of funds and the ability to accumulate wealth. Source of attaining all worldly desires & fulfilling all wishes through inner cosmic power & mental strength. Mantras: Om Shreem Hreem Shreem Mahalakshmye Hreem Hreem Shreem Namah !! Design: Made in High Quality brass. Colour yantras are sealed inside magnified glasses to be visible from all directions. Placement: Yantra is best kept in the East position. East is the governing direction of solar deity- Sun and Mahalaxmi, the Goddess of Abundance. It is considered the most auspicious & holy of all directions from where positive energy enters a dwelling.