Kamla Mahavidya Puja & Yajna For Stable Wealthy Life

“षट्कोणे  वसुपत्रं च कमलं भूपुरान्वितम्, सम्प्रीक्तं कमला यन्त्रं श्री बीजेन समन्वितम्”

Kamla Puja/Kamla Devi Pooja & Yajna (कमला पूजा और यज्ञ) : Goddess Ma Kamala maintains the tenth significant position among all the ten (Dus) Mahavidyas. She is seated on a lotus which symbolizes purity. Mata Kamala is a pleasing young woman with a lustrous complexion, delighting the senses, exciting intellectual and emotional admiration. Goddess Kamala has four hands with lotus flowers in her two hands, and her two remaining hands are in the posture of giving boons and blessings. She has a crown on her head and wears silken apparel.- Kamla Puja

Four elephants as white as the snow of Himalayas encircle her, carrying vessels containing gold in their trunks. Kamla Puja should be performed a place where you keep your money or safe. Purify the place with water of Ganges and make a Rangoli with beautiful colors and flowers. Take bath in the evening and wear new clothes before commencing the prayer.- Kamla Puja

Kamla Puja & Yajna Benefits:  

It is observed for divine grace and blessings of Maa Kamala Devi, for success, wealth and prosperity, for good health and protection or for good fortune and peace of mind.- Kamla Devi Pooja

Who can do Mata Kamla Puja & Yajna?

Misfortune and miseries
Lack of material possessions
Business failure
Childlessness
Disease
Poverty
Malefic Venus

Kamla Puja & Yajna Key Features:

Shanti Paath
Sankalp
Gauri Ganesha, Kalash and “Savrnakarshan Bhairva” Puja
Special worship of “Kamla” the Goddess of “Wealth”
Kamla Mahvidhya Aahwan & Praam Prthishtha Siddh of “Kamla” Yantra
Baglamukhi “Viniyoga & Body Naysa”
Chanting of Kamla Mahvidhya Main Mantra “ॐ  ऐं ह्रीं श्रीं क्लीं ह् सौ: ज ग त्प्र सु त्यै नम:”
Chanting Kamla Main Mantra as per requirement.
Recite “Kamla Mahavidhya Stotra” daily.
Kamla Mahavidhya Dashansh Yajna & Purnahuti
Aarti
End of Ceremony with Pushpanjali
The complete footage CD of Kamla Puja & Yajna will be sent with Prasad only to the people who will not attend the Yajna personally.