Easter Lakshmi Puja offerings to please the Goddess
Jai Shri Mataji!
Offerings to the Goddess
Shri Adi Guru Puja gives us the opportunity to seek divine blessings from the Goddess – Her Holiness Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi – by offering handmade and lovingly decorated items, as well as local products of the earth such as honey, oils, preserves, and more. In doing so, the Goddess bestows Her blessings upon us, our collective, and our society.
We invite all yogis to bring gifts and offerings to Wamuran Ashram for this auspicious event.
Not attending?
Yogis not attending the Puja in Wamuran can present their offerings to the following yogis who will take the items to Wamuran:
- NSW – give to a Trustee this Saturday at Burwood.
- VIC – give to Denise Berry this weekend.
- SA – give to Sue this Saturday.
Preparations
Baskets will be prepared with decorations at Wamuran Ashram to receive the Lakshmi gifts for the offering.
Please bring along any decorative gems, suitable materials, decorative pieces, as well as your suggestions and ideas. This collective effort allows the powers of our Divine Mother, expressed through Her children, to come together and create a beautiful foundation for offering gifts to our Divine Mother.
Video bhajan ‘Laxmi Aali’
(Goddess Lakshmi has arrived).
About the ‘Laxmi Aali’ bhajan
The “Lakshmi Aali” bhajan beautifully expresses the awakening of the Lakshmi principle within us through the grace of HH Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi. When Kundalini rises, our Nabhi and Void are nourished, bringing true contentment, balance, and dharma. This is not material wealth, but the inner richness of peace, generosity, and satisfaction. As the bhajan says, Her arrival lights every heart like a lamp removing negativity and filling us with divine joy. In collective consciousness, we feel Her blessings flowing within and around us. Truly, “Lakshmi Aali” signifies the establishment of inner prosperity and divine grace after Self-realisation.
Lakshmi baskets – Shri Ganesha Puja Burwood 16 Sept 2007
