Recitation of the Shri Suktam, the Rigvedic hymn to Shri-Lakshmi, before the Shriyantra. The hymn is chanted with the prescribed offerings and a sankalpa made in the devotee's name.
1 ACHARYA₹2,100An extended form in which the Suktam is recited in multiple avartanas and closed with a havan, the oblations made on the hymn's own verses as the Rigvedic usage prescribes.
1 ACHARYA₹2,500A traditional recitation of the Shri Suktam before the Shriyantra, performed with the prescribed offering at each verse and a sankalpa made in your name. The single-acharya form of the path.
3 ACHARYA₹5,100The Shri Suktam recited with the sankalpa directed toward samriddhi — the household's sufficiency and steady growth. The same hymn as the Lakshmi path, offered with a different stated intention.
Shriyantra Shri Suktam Path is a traditional form of worship that brings together the sacred Shri Yantra with the recitation of Shri Suktam, an ancient Vedic hymn dedicated to Goddess Lakshmi. Shri Suktam is traditionally associated with prayers for prosperity, abundance, nourishment, beauty, auspiciousness, and the grace of Goddess Lakshmi. The hymn is preserved in the Vedic tradition and is especially connected with the worship of Lakshmi. The Shri Yantra is revered as a sacred representation connected with the Divine Mother, while Shri Suktam provides a series of prayers praising and inviting the blessings of Lakshmi. When these two forms of worship are performed together, devotees approach the Divine Mother through sacred recitation, offerings, prayer, and focused devotion. The ceremony begins with preparation of the Shri Yantra and a personal prayer for the devotee or family. The Shri Suktam is then recited with traditional pronunciation and rhythm, accompanied by flowers, lamps, incense, food offerings, and other customary offerings. Depending on the selected service, the worship may include additional prayers and offerings to Goddess Lakshmi. Devotees may arrange this Puja for themselves, their families, a new beginning, household prosperity, business-related prayers, or general well-being. The purpose is not simply material wealth, but to seek the grace of Goddess Lakshmi for a life filled with prosperity, peace, nourishment, stability, happiness, and auspiciousness.
Shri Suktam is one of the most widely known Vedic hymns associated with the worship of Goddess Lakshmi. Traditional collections preserve it as a Vedic hymn connected with the Rigveda's supplementary material, and different Vedic traditions preserve slightly different versions of the text. The hymn praises Lakshmi through images of radiance, abundance, nourishment, beauty, prosperity, and the lotus. It asks for the presence of Shri and for the blessings needed for a prosperous and well-supported life. The traditional importance of Shri Suktam extends beyond the idea of money alone. A traditional text describing its greatness presents Shri Suktam as a prayer for prosperity and for the blessings required to live a righteous and fulfilling life. The Shri Yantra provides the sacred focus of the worship, while Shri Suktam provides the Vedic prayer through which devotees praise and seek the grace of Goddess Lakshmi. Together, they form a devotional practice centered on prosperity, auspiciousness, gratitude, peace, and divine grace.
Blessings of Goddess Lakshmi – A sacred prayer seeking the grace and blessings of Goddess Lakshmi.
Prosperity & Abundance – Traditionally performed with prayers for prosperity, resources, nourishment, and abundance.
Peace & Family Harmony – Creates an atmosphere of devotion, positivity, peace, and harmony within the family.
Auspicious Beginnings – May be performed during important new beginnings and significant occasions as a prayer for divine blessings.
Stability & Well-Being – Devotees seek blessings for stability, contentment, happiness, and overall well-being.
Spiritual Growth – Regular devotional listening and recitation encourages faith, concentration, gratitude, and spiritual awareness.
Shri Yantra Worship – Traditional worship of the Shri Yantra with sacred offerings and prayers.
Shri Suktam Recitation – Traditional recitation of Shri Suktam by the Acharyas.
Personal Prayer – Your name and requested family details can be included in the prayer.
Traditional Offerings – Flowers, lamps, incense, food offerings, and other items appropriate to the ceremony.
Prasad & Blessings – Prasad from the completed worship, according to the selected service and arrangements.
Preparation – The Shri Yantra and worship area are respectfully prepared with the required sacred items.
Personal Prayer – The devotee's name and purpose of worship are included in the opening prayer.
Goddess Lakshmi Worship – Goddess Lakshmi is respectfully worshipped through traditional prayers and offerings.
Shri Suktam Path – The Shri Suktam is recited with traditional pronunciation and devotional focus.
Offerings & Prayer – Flowers, lamps, incense, food and other appropriate offerings are presented while prayers are offered for the devotee and family.
Aarti & Blessings – The ceremony concludes with Aarti, final prayers, and blessings for prosperity, peace, happiness, and well-being.
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