Know the Reason behind Keeping Silver Coins Of Goddess Lakshmi Ganesha At Home
It is a very known Hindu ritual to keep silver coins with images of Goddess Lakshmi and Ganesha etched on them in the homes. The purpose of this practice is to attract Ganesha, Lakshmi, and Navagraha Shukra to bless you. A person who gets the blessing of the three deities is said to never have money worries.
We get different kinds of coins in the market, on one side of certain coins, Goddess Lakshmi is etched, while on the other, Ganesha. Coins with the same deity etched on both sides are also available.
How to Keep Goddess Lakshmi and Ganesha Silver Coins at Home for the best benefits?
• The coin should be bought and taken home only on Friday
• The coins should be thoroughly cleaned under running water.
• The coins are then put in front of the Ganesha and Goddess Lakshmi images in the puja room or worship area.
• After evening aarti, the coins are removed from the worship area and are replaced by seven tiny compensation coins such as 25 paise, 50 paise, or 1 rupee.
• Thereafter the coins are put in a secure location in the northeast direction of the house.
• The seven tiny compensation coins, which were earlier used are now to be buried in the garden at night. It may also be kept hidden inside a container with a plant.
Steps to be taken Care for not Inviting Goddess Lakshmi’s Wrath
After having taken the benefits of keeping the coins, it is now equally important to keep the blessings. It is simple to get Goddess Lakshmi’s blessings, but keeping them is more challenging. Here are a few steps you can take to avoid goddess Lakshmi’s wrath :-
• You should undertake Annadanam, or food giving after you have achieved financial security.
• Aiding underprivileged youngsters in their schooling is also highly recommended.
• When money appears, if you follow the road of Adharma, prosperity will inevitably vanish.
• It is very important to keep the place tidy at all times. Apart from this, the person’s internal cleansing should also be undertaken, which can be done by reading the Bhagavad Gita and Srimad Bhagavad Purana.