Kathmandu. Today, Lakshmi Puja is being celebrated with devotion by worshiping Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth, wealth and prosperity. The night of Kartik Krishna Aunsi, where Lakshmi is worshipped, is also known as Sukhratri.

This morning, Lakshmi is invited to the house by cleaning and plastering the house. Today, the windows, doors, chairs, rooms, doors, roofs, stairs and other places of the house are cleaned.

This evening, from the courtyard to the main gate, Lakshmi is established and the worship room is smeared with cow dung and red clay, and the path is made for Lakshmi’s feet with rice flour and abir. Every step of the way, a lamp is lit on a banana bed or clay pot and made a shimmering place.

After Deepawali, Lakshmi is worshiped in the puja room with lamps, kalash and Ganesh and jewelry, money, rice, fruits, selroti and garlands.

After Lakshmi Puja, it is customary to worship girls, girls and daughters as a symbol of Lakshmi and also give Dakshina. Today, after Lakshmi Puja in the house, there is a religious belief that if wealth or other items are sent out of the house, Lakshmi goes out.

It is believed that the women of the house perform Lakshmi Puja in the evening and at midnight, Alakshmi runs away, Lakshmi and Dhandhanya arrive.