Wealth bestowed and wealth retained - Lakshmi ji and Kubera ji honoured together, 11 paath of the Sri Sukta, the household's prosperity blessed and guarded.
Overview
What Is This Puja?
Lakshmi Kubera Puja is the combined wealth-rite that honours Lakshmi ji (the bestower of wealth) and Kubera ji (the divine keeper of wealth) together. Where a standalone Lakshmi Puja focuses on the arrival of prosperity, the Lakshmi Kubera Puja emphasises both the arrival and the retention - making it the puja of choice for families navigating significant financial transitions, business expansion, or wealth-management decisions.
The ritual moves through purification, sankalp, invocation of Ganesh ji, the central pujan of Lakshmi ji with 11 paath of the Sri Sukta, the formal Kubera Pujan with the Kubera Yantra, and the offering of kheer and modak. At SiddhiStar, the puja is performed at home, or as an Online Puja with the pandit performing live from Narwar Dham while the family joins live from home. The base puja takes approximately two hours, with Hawan offered as an optional 30-minute add-on at the time of booking.
SiddhiStar Note
“In the household tradition, Lakshmi ji and Kubera ji are sometimes invoked together as a pair - particularly during phases when the family's wealth situation is in transition. Kubera ji's role as the steward of Lakshmi ji's bestowed grace is what makes this combined puja distinct: it asks for prosperity and asks for the prudence to retain it.”
Primary Deities
Lakshmi (as Sri - abundance quality) • Kubera (as the lord of accumulated wealth) • Agni (as the joint carrier of both) • Ganesha (first)
Commonly requested for
●On Dhanteras as the principal observance of the year
●Before major financial transitions - business expansion, asset purchase, investment decisions
●On Akshaya Tritiya and Sharad Purnima
●After significant inheritance or windfall as a gesture of gratitude and stewardship
●Annually as a household vaarshik puja for business families
●When a family seeks both prosperity and wisdom in managing wealth
Ritual Flow
Understanding the sequence helps you participate meaningfully rather than merely observe.
Opening sequence
1
Pavitrikaran & Achaman
The family's primary member is purified with sacred water and three sips of achaman.
2
Tilak & Rakshabandhan
Tilak is applied and protective mauli tied on the right wrist of the yajman.
3
Dik Rakshan
Yellow mustard is offered to the four directions to secure the puja space.
Understanding the sequence helps you participate meaningfully rather than merely observe. The Dhan-Tijori Pujan and the Kubera Avahan are the steps unique to this combined rite.
Samagri Required
Every item has a function - this is a functional manifest, not a shopping list.
Roli (100 gm)
Tilak, sankalp, archan
Moli / Kalawa (2 bundles (gulli))
Wrist, kalash, idol tying
Sindoor (50 gm)
Devi puja, suhag, tilak
Abeer (20 gm)
Archan
Gulal - Lal (20 gm)
Archan
Gulal - Peela (20 gm)
Archan
Abhrak (mica) (20 gm)
Kalash, tantra-pratik
Haldi (powder) (50 gm)
Archan, kalash
Kapur (camphor) (20 gm)
Aarti
Dhoop batti (1 packet)
Dhoop deep
Ruii (cotton) (10 gm)
Wick-making
Itra (5 ml (1 shishi))
Deity offering
Peeli sarso (20 gm)
Puja, kalash
Laung (5 gm)
Naivedya, hawan
Elaichi (chhoti) (5 gm)
Naivedya, hawan
Supari (7 pcs)
Sankalp, kalash
Nariyal (whole) (1 pc)
Kalash sthapana
Panchmewa (50 gm)
Naivedya
Shahad (50 gm shishi)
Panchamrit, naivedya
Sarvaushadhi (10 gm)
Kalash
Janeu / Yajnopavita (5 pcs)
Deity, yajman, sankalp
SiddhiStar Samagri Policy
For Online Puja, the SiddhiStar Samagri Kit (Block 1) is included by default, as the pandit performs from Narwar Dham with the kit ready. For Ghar Par Puja, the kit is offered as an optional add-on at booking - the family may receive the kit at home before the puja date or arrange the Block 1 items themselves.
Important Note
The puja includes 11 paath of the Sri Sukta as the central recitation. The Kubera Yantra is consecrated during the rite and retained at the home pooja ka sthan, ideally in the north corner. For Ghar Par Puja, the family arranges the Lakshmi ji murti, the Kubera murti or yantra, the kheer and modak ingredients, the tijori key or representative document, and the hawan kund (where the Hawan add-on is opted in).
