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Goddess Lakshmi is a divine deity of the Hindu pantheon and is considered as the Goddess of good fortune, wealth and prosperity. She is the wife of Lord Vishnu and takes different forms with each of his incarnations. She is usually depicted as sitting on a lotus flower, clad in a red saree. She holds a lotus in two of her hands. The lower right hand is held in the Abhaya Mudra (assurance of freedom from fear) while the lower left-hand drops a cascade of gold coins.
Exotic India has an amazing collection of Goddess Lakshmi sculptures in various postures and forms such as Standing Lakshmi, Deep Lakshmi, Gaja Lakshmi etc. Keeping the statue of Goddess Lakshmi is considered auspicious and brings wealth and fortune to the household.
Q1. Can we keep Lakshmi's idol facing south?
Goddess Lakshmi in Hinduism is the provider of eternal luxuries and success in spiritual and material actions. The Lakshmi idol in your home or Puja temple should be placed in the north or northeast direction. What this means is, the goddess will face south when placed in the North, while the devotee will face North when they worship Devi Lakshmi. Thus, per Vastu's prescriptions, you can keep a Lakshmi idol facing the South.
Q2. Can we keep Lakshmi Narayana idol at home?
Lord Narayana is the Supreme Lord and the cause of all causes. His eternal consort Lakshmi always engages herself in the loving devotional service of the Lord and is therefore depicted standing beside Him. Keeping their idol at home is very auspicious and invokes pure devotion towards the Lotus feet of Lord Narayana through the mercy of Goddess Lakshmi. This is the very goal of human life.
Q3. Do you have lakshmi Kuberar coins?
Traditionally, Lord Kuber is worshiped along with Goddess Lakshmi on Amavasya day. However, Shri Kuber is also worshiped on DhanTrayodashi or Dhanteras during Diwali festivities.
Lakshmi Kuber Coins, the essence of wealth and prosperity, is a beautiful collection of 108 brass coins polished with gold, embossed with Goddess Lakshmi on one side and Lord Kubera with his wife on the other side. Some coins are also shown as Lakshmi Kubera on one side & Kubera Yantra/Lakshmi on another side of the coin.
They are to be used for Archana while chanting 108 Lakshmi-Kubera mantras during Lakshmi Kuber Pooja every Thursday. First offer a significant amount of wealth to Kubera. This small offer would open the channel to receive multiple wealth in return. The sound of coins in the Kubera pot would make goddess Lakshmi happy. She will arrive in our home with prosperity.
Pooja coins can be used instead of flowers for kubera Lakshmi pooja, a festival of Deepavali, Akshaya Tritiya, and all auspicious days while chanting 108 mantras. This coin brings more spiritual feelings than ordinary flower pooja.
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