Shri Suktam Havan

A step-by-step guide to performing the ancient Vedic ritual to please the Goddess of Wealth - Mahalakshmi, and inviting wealth, prosperity, and health into your life - watch the instructional video on Youtube.

This book is a thorough guide to performing this miraculous havan (homam) with everything explained clearly and concisely. It contains all the Mantras in Sanskrit and phonetic English as well.

"Su" plus "ktam" means "Well Said";...
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A step-by-step guide to performing the ancient Vedic ritual to please the Goddess of Wealth - Mahalakshmi, and inviting wealth, prosperity, and health into your life - watch the instructional video on Youtube.

This book is a thorough guide to performing this miraculous havan (homam) with everything explained clearly and concisely. It contains all the Mantras in Sanskrit and phonetic English as well.

"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

Hindus can also perform this Havan as Diwali puja (pooja) - Mahalakshmi is the most benevolent Goddess of Hinduism religion and grants all wishes to her worshippers.

About the Author:

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.