Varalakshmi Vratam or Varalakshmi Vrata is a special ritual performed by married women in South India, particularly in the regions of Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and parts of Tamil Nadu and Kerala. Varalakshmi Vrata Festival is celebrated to worship and seek the blessings of Goddess Varalakshmi, one of the Ashta Lakshmi or Ashtalakshmi (eight Lakshmis). Goddess Varalaksmi, the Goddess who bestows Beautiful Boons, and is considered as the Goddess of Wealth, power and prosperity.
Vara Lakshmi Vratam is observed on Friday before the full moon day during the month of Sravan or Aadi masam (July - August). The 2021 Varalakshmi Vrata puja date is on 20 August.
History of Varalakshmi Vrata
Legends say that Vara Lakshmi Vrata pooja was stated by Lord Parameswara to be performed by his consort Goddess Parvathi, to get prosperity for the family. Hence, it is followed by married women to seek boons (varam) for the health, wealth and knowledge for their family.
Importance of Varalakshmi Vrat
It is believed that observing Varalaksmi Vratham would bless a woman with eight forces or energies, namely, Sri (Wealth), Bhu (Earth), Saraswati (learning), Priti (love), Kirti (Fame), Santhi (Peace), Tushti (Pleasure) and Pushti (Strength).
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Vara Lakshmi Vratam is observed on Friday before the full moon day during the month of Sravan or Aadi masam (July - August). The 2021 Varalakshmi Vrata puja date is on 20 August.
History of Varalakshmi Vrata
Legends say that Vara Lakshmi Vrata pooja was stated by Lord Parameswara to be performed by his consort Goddess Parvathi, to get prosperity for the family. Hence, it is followed by married women to seek boons (varam) for the health, wealth and knowledge for their family.
Importance of Varalakshmi Vrat
It is believed that observing Varalaksmi Vratham would bless a woman with eight forces or energies, namely, Sri (Wealth), Bhu (Earth), Saraswati (learning), Priti (love), Kirti (Fame), Santhi (Peace), Tushti (Pleasure) and Pushti (Strength).
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Jayalakshmi Varalakshmi Bhajan by Annamacharya
Kanakadhara Stotram of Goddess Lakshmi
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Hi, Can you please post lyrics for "Lakshmi Raave Maa Intiki" song for the Varalakshmi Viratham -- Kousi
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