Brass Lakshmi Kuberar Idol

Weight: 0.700kg, Height: 5 inches

SKU: 5SF5617
 

The brass idol set in the image is a powerful combination of Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Kubera. This particular configuration, with Lakshmi elevated and Kubera alongside, is highly significant and commonly worshipped together for specific purposes related to wealth and prosperity.

Combined Worship for Abundance and Wealth Management:

Lakshmi: Goddess of Wealth and Prosperity: As discussed before, Lakshmi governs all forms of wealth – material, spiritual, and intellectual. She is the source of abundance, fortune, and beauty.

Kubera: Treasurer of the Gods and Guardian of Wealth: Lord Kubera (also spelled Kuber or Kuberar in Tamil) is considered the Treasurer of the Devas (gods), the king of the Yakshas, and the guardian of all treasures on Earth. He is specifically associated with the management and distribution of wealth.

Synergistic Power: The combined worship of Lakshmi and Kubera is believed to be exceptionally potent for attracting, multiplying, and retaining wealth.

Lakshmi grants the wealth (money, opportunities, resources).

Kubera ensures its proper management, protects it from depletion, and directs its flow.

This combination is sought not just for earning money, but also for ensuring that wealth is stable, grows, and is utilized wisely.

2. Fulfillment of Financial Desires and Overcoming Debt:

Devotees worship this duo specifically for overcoming financial difficulties, clearing debts, attracting new income streams, and achieving financial stability and growth.

It's believed that worshipping them together brings quick results in monetary matters.

3. Auspiciousness for Business and New Ventures:

This idol set is particularly favored in business establishments, offices, and shops. Placing it in the cash counter area or the main office is believed to bring continuous flow of customers and revenue, ensure profitable ventures, and protect the business's finances.

It is very common to initiate new businesses or significant financial transactions after worshipping Lakshmi and Kubera.

4. Daily Pooja and Rituals:

This idol set is a central feature in many Hindu home altars (pooja rooms) and commercial spaces, especially in South India. Daily pooja for this set may involve:

Abhishekam: Ritual bathing of the idols (separately or together, depending on the arrangement) with sacred liquids.

Alankaram: Decorating them with fresh flowers (especially red lotus for Lakshmi), garlands, turmeric, and kumkum.

Archana: Offering fresh flowers while chanting Lakshmi mantras (e.g., "Om Mahalakshmyai Namaha") and Kubera mantras (e.g., "Om Vaishravanaya Swaha" or "Om Kubera Namaha"). The Lakshmi Kubera Mantra (e.g., "Om Shreem Hreem Kleem Shreem Kleem Vitteshvaraya Namaha") is specifically chanted.

Deeparadhana (Arati): Waving lamps.

Offerings (Prasadam): Presenting sweets, fruits, coins, and especially puffed rice (pori) or other grains, which are dear to Kubera.

5. Festivals (Especially in Coimbatore/Tamil Nadu):

Diwali (Deepavali): This is the most significant festival for Lakshmi-Kubera worship, where elaborate poojas are performed to invite wealth into the home for the coming year.

Dhanteras: A specific festival before Diwali dedicated to worshipping Kubera and Lakshmi for wealth and prosperity.

Akshaya Tritiya: Considered highly auspicious for buying gold and making new investments, with Lakshmi and Kubera worship being central to these activities.

Fridays: Many devotees perform special Lakshmi-Kubera pooja on Fridays.

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