Padmavati - Balaji Puja

Padmavati - Balaji Puja

Beneficial for wealth, relationship, fulfill all wishes.

Lord Balaji is the incarnation of Lord Vishnu and his spouse is Padmavati, an incarnation of Goddess Lakshmi. Balaji is however, seen with both Goddesses, Padmavati and her unique kind Ma Lakshmi also.

Legend has it that Vishnu in the type of Balaji (also Venkateshwara) resided on the Tirumala hills of Tirupati. When the time got here for him to marry Padmavati, he realized he had no cash for the expenses. He took a mortgage from Kuber, who is the keeper or treasurer of wealth for the Gods.

After the marriage, Balaji puzzled how he would repay the loan. He was very worried. He thought of his wife within the Lakshmi form. Goddess Lakshmi noticed the plight of her Lord. She came to help him.

Balaji requested Goddess Lakshmi to bless his devotees with immense wealth. The devotees would then donate a portion of their wealth to fill Lord Balaji's 'Handi' or pot. As the collection would meet the mortgage requirement, the Lord would return the amount to Kuber. Lakshmi agreed.

At present, Tirupati is the richest temple in the world. It's believed that devotees who pray to Balaji are blessed by Lakshmi with great wealth. The devotees then voluntarily donate enormous amounts within the Lord's 'Handi' or pot.

Balaji, holds both Padmavati and her authentic type Lakshmi in his heart. Venkateshwara is thus additionally know as 'Shri Niwas'. 'Shri' means Lakshmi and 'Niwas' means home. Lord Balaji's or Vishnu's heart is thus Goddess Lakshmi's true home.

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Padmavati - Balaji Puja particularly appropriate beneficial for wealth, relationship, fulfil all wishes. This Padmavati - Balaji Puja Puja is carried out by expert Tantra based pundit as per the prescribed rituals by providing garments and meals, and many others and blessings are sought. After that it is customary to do poor feeding.

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