Original and Organic Kamal Gatta Seeds For Lakshmi Puja, Diwali Puja, Tripur Sundari and Sri Yantra /Shri Yantra Puja.

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📦 21 Seeeds Of Lakshmi Pujan Kamal Gatta Lotus Seeds.

In the context of Lakshmi Pujan and Diwali Pujan, Kamal Gatta (lotus seeds) hold specific significance related to the worship of Goddess Lakshmi, the deity of wealth, prosperity, and abundance.

1. Lakshmi Pujan: During Lakshmi Pujan, which is performed to honor Goddess Lakshmi, Kamal Gatta is often used as an offering. The lotus is sacred to Lakshmi, symbolizing purity, beauty, and prosperity. The seeds of the lotus flower are considered auspicious and are used in the worship rituals to invoke the goddess's blessings. The seeds are sometimes used in making malas (prayer beads) or as part of the offerings placed on the altar.

2. Diwali Pujan: Diwali, the festival of lights, celebrates the triumph of light over darkness and good over evil. It is also dedicated to Goddess Lakshmi. Kamal Gatta is used during Diwali Pujan as a symbol of wealth and prosperity. The lotus seed is believed to attract positive energy and abundance. In Vedic traditions, using Kamal Gatta in the rituals aligns with the symbolic representation of Lakshmi's association with the lotus, reinforcing the spiritual and material blessings sought during the festival.

Overall, Kamal Gatta enhances the ritualistic offerings and serves as a potent symbol in the worship of Goddess Lakshmi, reflecting her qualities and the divine blessings sought during these sacred observances.

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