Puja Cotton Wicks/Diya Batti (पुजा रुई): It is believed that Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth, is pleased to light a wick lamp at the main entrance of the house every evening and shower her full blessings on the seeker and the family. It is also a fact that a lamp made of flour and fitted with a cotton wick is very auspicious and holy compared to a clay lamp. This is the reason why in festivals like Karva Chauth, weddings, etc. Women use standing lamps with cotton wicks instead of the earth in worship.
A believer who believes in any deity definitely lights a wick lamp every morning and evening while worshiping. This wick lamp spreads light by removing darkness (Lamp). Without it, any worship is incomplete. Besides religious there are astrological benefits also, people get from the lamp. Do you know that when a lamp is lit with ghee, oil, etc. For worshiping God, are there any rules for lighting that lamp? Which lamp should one light for which deity?
The fact is that when worshiping, one should always place the lamp in front of the idol of God. Rather one should place it at the firing angle of the place of worship. Similarly, the white cotton wick people should use for ghee lamps. A red thread wick is very favorable for an oil lamp. Moreover, a broken lamp should never use in worship. – Diya Batti
Puja Cotton Wicks Benefits:
For information, it is a fact that Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth, pleases by lighting a cotton wick lamp at the main entrance of the house. One must do it every night. The lighting lamp before the house showers the full blessings of Goddess Lakshmi.
If Shani’s Sade Sati or Dahiya is happening in your horoscope. And you are in trouble because of the planet Saturn. At this stage, make a four-sided cotton wick lamp out of flour every Saturday. Thereafter, pour oil into it and light it in front of Shani Dev or under a tree. You will definitely benefit from performing this remedy.
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