Shri Suktam Havan Vidhi
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If you have ever wanted to perform Shri Suktam Havan or Homam or Yagya and could not find the right priest to conduct it, then this book will help you in performing this miraculous havan yourself at home - it has the list of items that are required, along with the mantras and also a video walkthrough uploaded on YouTube.
Shri Suktam is the best method to please Mahalakshmi - Goddess of Wealth, Prosperity and Opulence. This havan can also be performed on Diwali as Laxmi Poojan.
The author will also answer any questions you might have about the procedure.
Shri Vande Bharti
Shri Vande Bharti is a self-professed student of spirituality and ancient Sanatan Dharma traditions, he is a Kshatriya (Warrior Clan) by birth and devotes much of his time and energy to research spirituality, approaching old treatise in a practical manner to research it and promulgate it.
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Shri Suktam Havan Vidhi - Shri Vande Bharti
PROCEDURE
1. We will start by praying to the Supreme Lord Vishnu.
2. Then purify ourselves with Self Sanctification with Pavitrikarana mantra.
3. Then we will sanctify the Havan area with Prithvi Mantra.
4. Then we will sip some water to prepare ourselves for chanting with Achman.
5. And wash our hands with a little water with Hastaprakshalay mantra.
6. We will invoke the blessings of Lord Ganesh to prevent any obstacles in our ritual.
7. We request Goddess Saraswati to keep our thoughts pure and mind concentrated.
8. Then we invoke the Gayatri Mantra.
9. Then pledge to perform this Havan with a Viniyog.
10. Then we will activate the minor Chakras with Nyas.
11. Invoke the Goddess of Wealth – Mahalakshmi and also activate the major Chakras.
12. And light the sacred fire in the Havan Kund chanting the Agni Mantra.
13. Then start the ancient most miraculous chanting of Shri Suktam, offering oblations after every verse.
14. We complete the Havan with the Purnahuti Mantra
15. And end with Shanti Mantra.
16. Finally seeking Mahalakshmi's blessing and forgiveness for any errors with Kshama Yachna
PREFACE
Su
plus ktam
means Well Said
; a combination of the most important verses from the Vedas, sung by Rishis for a single deity is called a Suktam
. This particular booklet expounds Shri Suktam, and its presiding deity, Goddess Mahalakshmi, the Goddess of Wealth and Prosperity.
Through dedicated practice of this Sukta, a person can fulfill his wishes and find all-round success in life. Today’s lifestyle makes it difficult for busy individuals to study the Vedas, and hence this is the first installment in a series of booklets that will present the hidden gems from the Vedas in the form of various Suktas that will enable you to perform a Homam (havan) by yourself.
The Vedas are the most sacred texts of Hinduism and considered the abode of Gods. In the beginning there were 3 Vedas—Rig, Yajur, and Sama; these came into being with the creation of this universe to provide a glimpse into the past, present, and the future. It was later that the great sage Vedavyas composed the fourth Veda, known as Atharva Veda; combining the verses from the original three Vedas.
Amongst the many Vedic hymns, Shri Suktam is found in the Rig Veda and Atharva Veda known to bestow complete progress through the grace of the Goddess Mahalakshmi; known as the Goddess of Wealth, Mahalakshmi’s grace bestows wealth, prosperity, prestige, health, family, friends, associates, and fame.
These are the 8 facets of Mahalakshmi; known as Ashta Lakshmi.
Aadi Lakshmi—the primal mother goddess
Dhan Lakshmi—goddess of material wealth
Dhanya Lakshmi—goddess of good harvest and grains
Gaja Lakshmi—goddess of power and strength
Santaan Lakshmi—goddess of off-springs and progeny
Veer Lakshmi—goddess of courage and strength
Vijay Lakshmi—goddess of victory
Aishwarya Lakshmi—goddess of comfort and luxury
Performing a