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How to Attract Wealth – Goddess Lakshmi Puja Practices

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Introduction

In a world filled with hustle and ambition, the concept of wealth often feels limited to hard work and hustle. But for centuries, Indian spiritual traditions have revered wealth not as something to chase—but as something to attract. And at the heart of this attraction is Goddess Lakshmi, the embodiment of abundance, grace, and prosperity.

I’m Neeti Keswani, Business Storytelling Coach, Ho’oponopono Practitioner, and host of the Luxury Unplugged Podcast. In this Q&A-style blog, I will walk you through the deeper meaning of invoking Lakshmi, the sacred rituals that open portals to abundance, and how you can align spiritually to receive wealth with intention and peace.

This is more than a religious act—it’s an energetic alignment.

Q1: Who is Goddess Lakshmi and why is she important for attracting wealth?

Neeti: Goddess Lakshmi is the Hindu goddess of wealth, fortune, beauty, and spiritual prosperity. She symbolizes divine abundance—not just financial—but emotional, creative, and energetic. She’s often shown seated on a lotus, holding gold coins and showering blessings. When we invoke her, we’re not just asking for more money—we’re asking for grace, flow, harmony, and higher alignment in how we give, receive, and circulate energy.

Q2: What kind of wealth does Lakshmi represent?

Neeti: Lakshmi’s wealth isn’t limited to cash or assets. She represents:

Together, these 8 forms are known as Ashta Lakshmi. True wealth is holistic—it includes knowledge, stability, strength, and grace. When you align with her energy, you attract prosperity in all its forms.

Q3: What is the spiritual purpose of Lakshmi Puja?

Neeti: Lakshmi Puja is a sacred invitation—not a bribe. You’re not worshipping to get rich. You’re inviting divine order into your life. You’re saying: “Let my relationship with money be clean, aligned, and flowing.” Lakshmi Puja helps cleanse scarcity thinking, ancestral blocks, and greed. It creates space for gratitude, receptivity, and wise stewardship.

Q4: When is the best time to do Lakshmi Puja?

Neeti: The most popular time is during Diwali (on Amavasya or the new moon), but you can perform Lakshmi Puja every Friday, or on full/new moon nights. Sunrise and sunset are potent times. Consistency matters more than date. Make the act devotional, not transactional.

Q5: What are the essential items needed for a Lakshmi Puja at home?

Neeti:

These items aren’t random—they are symbols of the five elements, wealth, and purity. You’re not impressing the goddess—you’re purifying your energy field.

Q6: What is the simplest Lakshmi mantra for daily use?

Neeti: “Om Shreem Mahalakshmiyei Namaha.”

This is the bija (seed) mantra for attracting Lakshmi’s grace. Chant it 108 times daily with a tulsi or lotus seed mala. Feel the sound open your heart to receive.

Q7: Can Ho’oponopono be used in combination with Lakshmi Puja?

Neeti: Absolutely. Before starting any ritual, I always recommend inner cleansing. Say:
“I’m sorry. Please forgive me. Thank you. I love you.”

Direct it to your money blocks, guilt, ancestral beliefs, or fear of wealth. This clears energetic resistance and opens you to divine receiving. Think of Ho’oponopono as the purification, and Lakshmi Puja as the activation.

Q8: What daily rituals can help me stay connected to Lakshmi energy?

Neeti:

Wealth is a cycle. What you circulate with love returns multiplied.

Q9: How can I make Lakshmi Puja more intentional—not just mechanical?

Neeti:

Lakshmi responds to heart, not hustle.

Q10: What are common blocks to receiving wealth—even when we do the rituals?

Neeti:

All of these can be cleaned with mantra, meditation, and Ho’oponopono. Lakshmi cannot enter a cluttered heart. Clear the emotional clutter first.

Q11: How can I embody Lakshmi in my lifestyle—not just worship her?

Neeti:

Be a vessel for beauty, clarity, and generosity. That’s real Lakshmi consciousness.

Q12: Can men also perform Lakshmi Puja and embody her energy?

Neeti: Yes, and they should. Lakshmi is Shakti—the divine feminine energy that exists in all of us. Men who honor this energy become balanced, receptive, and generous. In Vedic tradition, kings, warriors, and sages worshipped Lakshmi regularly. This is about energy, not gender.

Q13: How do we involve children or families in Lakshmi practices?

Neeti:

You’re not just passing tradition—you’re planting the seed of reverence.

Q14: What is one story from Lakshmi’s mythology that inspires prosperity?

Neeti: The story of Lakshmi emerging from the cosmic ocean (Samudra Manthan) is deeply symbolic. She arose when gods and demons churned the ocean, seeking amrit (immortality). From chaos, grace emerged. The message? Prosperity is born through devotion and effort—even in uncertainty. Keep churning with patience.

Q15: How can I use mantra and journaling together to attract wealth?

Neeti:

This creates a dialogue between you and the divine. And that’s where miracles begin.

Conclusion: Lakshmi Is Not Just Worshipped—She Is Lived

True wealth is not what you earn. It’s how you feel.
It’s not what you store. It’s what you circulate.
It’s not what you show. It’s what you radiate.

Goddess Lakshmi is not just seated on a lotus in the sky. She’s in your breath, your actions, your generosity, and your presence.

Say it now:
“I’m sorry. Please forgive me. Thank you. I love you.”

Clear the fear.
Invite the grace.
And let wealth flow—sacred, steady, and serene.

About Neeti Keswani

Neeti Keswani is a Business Storytelling Coach, Ho’oponopono Practitioner, and the host of the Luxury Unplugged Podcast. She helps spiritual seekers, creators, and professionals align with their divine prosperity blueprint through storytelling, sacred rituals, and soulful success strategies.

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