KUBERA

Kubera (Sanskrit: कुबेर) (also Kuvera or Kuber) is the king of the Yakshas and the lord of wealth in Hindu mythology. He is also known as Dhanapati, the lord of riches[1]. He is one of the Guardians of the directions, representing the Uttara-disha, meaning north of 4 directions in Sanskrit.
Kubera is also the son of Sage Vishrava (hence he is also called Vaisravana) and in this respect, he is also the elder brother of the Lord of Lanka, Ravana[2].
Kubera's house was believed to be the abode of Adilakshmi, the goddess of wealth who, pleased by his devotion, gave him immense wealth making him nideesha or the keeper of riches. Kubera also credited money to Vishnu for his marriage with Padmavati[4]. In remembrance of this, the reason devotees going to Tirupati donate money in Venkateshwara's Hundi so that he can pay back to Kubera. According to the Vishnupuran this process will go on till the end of Kali yuga.
Those who worship Lord Kubera will get his blessings. He also stablises to be with every individual with good strength, better business, sufficient inflow of money, education, industrial growth, etc. Auspious dates to worship Lord Kubera are between Oct 15th and Nov 15th (Tamil Month Iyppasi). Thursday is the most auspicious day with star Pusa. He faces Northern direction.

Kuber is regarded as the god of wealth, in Hindu mythology. Lord Kubera is also known as the god of yakshas (savage beings). Kubera is always remembered with the goddess of fortune, Lakshmi. Chanting of Kuber Mantra blesses the worshipper with money and prosperity by drawing new avenues and sources of income and wealth. Mantra of Kubera helps to increase the flow of funds and the ability to accumulate wealth. Kubera Mantra is as follows:

KUBERA HISTORY

In the Vedic times in Indian Mythology, Kubera was a being associated with evil. He was envisaged to be the chief of all evil creatures living in darkness. It was only after Hinduism consolidated into what it is today that this hideous dwarf began to get acknowledged as a god and as one of the eight guardians of the world. He still remained the king of the Yakshas. Today, in the Hindu pantheon, Kubera is widely known as the god appointed the guardian of the treasures of the gods. He often rides in his airborne magic chariot Pushpak and showers jewels and other precious objects onto the lands he passes over to succor the poor.
There are two versions of how Kubera was elevated to the stature of a god. The first version postulates that Kubera performed stringent austerities for thousands of years and, as a reward, was promoted. Another rather more romantic version is that one day Kubera had gone to rob a temple of Shiva, who is the king of robbers. During the robbery Kubera's taper had somehow been blown out. No matter how hard the dwarf tried he could not relight the taper. Nevertheless, he persisted with his efforts no matter how nefarious they were and, on the tenth attempt, he succeeded. Shiva is a benign god who is often pleased by the most illogical of efforts. This perseverance of Kubera's in his attempt to rob the god's temple won him much admiration from Shiva who subsequently granted the dwarf access to the Hindu pantheon of gods.
Kubera is physically envisioned as a dwarf with an ugly and deformed body. His skin is white and he has three legs. He has a set of only eight teeth. Why this is so is rather mysterious, as are so many physical features of the other Hindu gods. Since Kubera was so deformed, he had difficulty in moving around. Brahma took pity and ordered Vishwakarma, the architect of the gods and a god in his own right, to build the disabled god a chariot. Vishwakarma conceived and built Pushpak, an aerial chariot which moves of its own accord and which is so large that it can contain a whole city. Kubera flies in this fantastic chariot and throws down jewels and other precious objects to people on the ground to aid them with averting poverty.
Kubera has three famous half-brothers, Ravana, Kumbhakarna and Bivhishana. All three find mention in the great Indian epic story Ramayana and are relatively better-known than Kubera, especially to Indian children. This association has spawned many interesting tales and here are some of them.
It was Ravana, the eldest of Kubera's half-brothers, who stole Pushpak from him and made use of it to further his nefarious activities. The accounts of his misdeeds with the aid of the magic chariot are amply narrated in the Ramayana. First, Ravana abducted Sita, Rama's wife, from her cottage in a forest to his capital in Lanka where he held her captive. When Rama attacked Lanka to rescue his wife, Ravana used Pushpak to parry Rama's forays until Rama, Vishnu's seventh incarnation, at last overcame the evil king's forces and used Kubera's magic chariot to transport himself with his wife back to his kingdom in Ayodhya. After that the fantastic contraption was back in the hands of the dwarf god who again began going about his usual business of consolidating the wealth of the worlds.
The tale of how Ravana and his other two brothers were conceived is also an interesting story. The fabulous city of Lanka was built by Vishwakarma and the Rakshasas, the demons of Indian mythology, got hold of it. For some reason or another, the Rakshasas annoyed Vishnu who decided to attack the city. The evil ones fled because, although Lanka was the best fortified and richest city in the world at that time, they feared that it was still not safe enough against an attack by a god of Vishnu's stature. At this time Kubera, always the opportunist, took over the ghost city and settled there with his own attendants. This was not for long for as soon as Vishnu was pacified, the Rakshasas became determined to get their city back from the deformed god. They sent a beautiful maiden to seduce Kubera's father. She succeeded and from their union was born the three half-brothers of Kubera. Ravana, like quite a few notorious Rakshasas before and after him, performed stringent austerities which earned him the boon of invincibility from Shiva. With this boon he ultimately defeated his own half-brother Kubera and got back the city of Lanka for his people, the Rakshasas. After the loss of this luxurious asset Kubera approached Vishwakarma with the request of creating a residence for him. The builder god conceived for him a palace on Mount Kailash, in the Himalayas. The opulent palace was an appropriate abode for Kubera as it was in the north, the portion of the globe of which he was the guardian. Of course, as guardian of the treasures of the gods and the nine Nidhis, special treasures of indefinite significance, Kubera had for himself the most splendid city in the world on Mount Mandara, a mythical mountain in the Himalayas. Within this city, Alakapuri, is the most beautiful garden in the world, Chaitraratha. Both are a part of the many sybaritic possessions of Kubera.
Kubera is assisted in his duties by his constant attendants, the Kinnaras, male creatures, and their female counterparts, the Kinnoris.

KUBERA MANTRA

Kuber Mantra

Lord Kubera is also known as the god of yakshas . Kubera is always remembered with the goddess of fortune, Lakshmi. Chanting of Kuber Mantra blesses the worshipper with money and prosperity by drawing new avenues and sources of income and wealth. Mantra of Kubera helps to increase the flow of funds and the ability to accumulate wealth. Kubera Mantra is as follows:
"Om Yakshyaya Kuberaya Vaishravanaaya Dhanadhanyadi Padayeh
Dhana-Dhanya Samreeddhing Me Dehi Dapaya Swaha"

Meaning: Kubera, the lord of yakshas, bless us with wealth and prosperity.One, who worships lord Kubera and Lakshmi, can never fall short of money and material comforts. The special puja of Kubera is performed on Dusshera, Dhan triyodasi and Deepawali, asking for prosperity and his blessings.

KUBERA POOJA

Kubera Mantra:-


Kuber is regarded as the god of wealth, in Hindu mythology. Lord Kubera is also known as the god of yakshas (savage beings). Kubera is always remembered with the goddess of fortune, Lakshmi. Chanting of Kuber Mantra blesses the worshipper with money and prosperity by drawing new avenues and sources of income and wealth. Mantra of Kubera helps to increase the flow of funds and the ability to accumulate wealth. Kubera Mantra is as follows:


"Om Yakshyaya Kuberaya Vaishravanaaya Dhanadhanyadi Padayeh
Dhana-Dhanya Samreeddhing Me Dehi Dapaya Swaha"

Meaning: Kubera, the lord of yakshas, bless us with wealth and prosperity.

One, who worships lord Kubera and Lakshmi, can never fall short of money and material comforts. The special puja of Kubera is performed on Dusshera, Dhan triyodasi and Deepawali, asking for prosperity and his blessings.

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SLOKA:-

Om Hrim Yakshaaya Kuberaya Vaishravanaaya
Danadaanyathi Pathayae Danadaanya
Samruddhimmae Daehi Tapaya Swahaa
Om Tatrha Raajaya Vidmahae Alakadiisaya Dimahi
Tanno Kuberappracodayaat.


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KUBERA MANTHIRAM:-

Om Yakshaya Kuberaya Vaisrananaya
Danadhanya Pathaya
Danadhanya Sumrumthimene
Dehi Thapayaswah

Wealth and prosperity will increase by chanting the above mantra every day 108 times by some means.

KUBERA DHYANAM:-

Namo Namo Kuberaya Sanka padam Nidhi Prabho!
Suvaranavam Pingaksham Manasa Bavayamyaham|!
Kuberam Pushbaka Gathim Nidhibi Navabiryatham!
Dhanadanya Samrrithimme Tvat prasaddat Mahinthwa!!
Sri Mahalakshmi sahitham Dhanakarshana pratham
Sri kubera Rajam Dhyayami
Sukiliam baraderam Vishnum Sashivarnam Chahirabujam
Prasanna vadanam Dhayeth Sarvaviglopa Shanthay

Om Bhu, Om Bhu, Om suvah, Om Mahah, Om Janah, Om Jayaka, Om Taph Om Satyam,
Om Tatsavithurvarenyam, Bargodevasya Demahi, Deeyajone Prochodayat.
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KUBERA POOJA PROCEDURE:-

Dhana Danya Namasthubyam Nidhi Padma Te Namah
Bhavanthu Tvat Prasadan me Dhanadanyathi Sampatha
Kuberam Pushpagatham Nidhin Navabiryutham
Svarna Vanram pingasham means a Dhavanamyaham!!
Naravahana Yakhsesa serva puniya laniaswara
Avasitho Maya Bandhya Pujam Ma sapalam Kuru!!
Sri Kuberaya Wamah Shodaka Pujam Karishey
Sri Kubera Namah Avahayami
Sri Argyam Samarpayami
Sri Padyam Samarpayami
Sri Achamaniyam Samarpayami
Sri Snanam Samarpayami
Sri Vastram Samarpayami
Sri Gandan Darayami Samarpayami
Sri Pushpani Samarpayami
Sri Dhoopa Deepam Samarpayami
Sri Naivedhyam Samarpayami
Sri Karpura Neerajanam Samarpayami

It is always good to worship Sri Lakshmi and Kubera together in Kubera's Pooja when both the deites are worshipped descried result will be fully achieved as Kubera is dear to Sri Lakshmi.
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TO INCREASE WEALTH:-

Om Sreem Kareem Aum Kubera Lakshmi
Kamala Daveenyai Dhanakashinyai Sowaha

If the Above mantra is changed 108 mmes before starting business schiving wealth will increase.
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KUBERA GAYATHRI:-

Om Yaksha Rajaya Vidhmaya Alikadeesaya Deemahe Tanna Kubera Prechodayath.


Lord Kuber Mantra :-
|| Om Shreem Om Hreem Shreem Hreem Kleem Shreem Kleem Vitteswaraay Namah. ||





Kubera Mantra WORSHIP OF LORD KUBERA:-


''Rajadhi rajaya Prasahya Sahine
Namo Vayam Vai Sravanaya Kurmahe
Samekaman Kama Kamaya mahyam
Kamesvaro Vai Sravano dadatu
Kuberaya Vai Sravanaya
Maha rajaya Namah."

Kubera (also Kuvera or Kuber) is the god of wealth and the lord of Uttaradisha in Hindu mythology. He is also known as Dhanapati, the lord of riches. He is one of the Ashta-Dikpalas, representing the north. Kubera is also the son of Sage Vishrava (hence also called Vaisravana), and in this respect, he is also the elder brother of the Lord of Lanka, Ravana. He is said to have performed austerities for a thousand years, in reward for which Brahma, the Creator, gave him immortality and made him god of wealth , guardian of all the treasures of the earth,

Hindu Mythology, Kubera is the god of wealth and god’s treasurer, residing in a palace on Mount Kailasa. He is the lord of the Yakshas. Kubera watches over the earth’s treasure of gold, silver, jewels, pearls, and nine Nidhis (buried treasure). He has a white, dwarfish body, two to four hands, three legs and eight teeth. This lord uses Pushpak, a flying chariot, for moving around. His attributes include a mace, a purse containing money, a fruit and a bowl.
Whoever hears the name Kubera will remember Lord Venkateswara, because, according to Hindu mythology, Lord Venkateswara borrowed money from Kubera for his marriage and is still paying only the interest.

KUBERA STORY:-

Lord Shiva, he found Him with Goddess Parvathi. Kubera was stunned to see the splendour and beauty of Goddess Parvathi. He felt sorry that he had not worshipped such a fine goddess for so long and one of his eyes shut itself.
Goddess Parvathi got angry that Kubera was winking at Her, and looking at Her with evil intention. She made his eye burst. Kubera lost sight in one eye and was also cursed that he would always look ugly. Lord Kubera pleaded with Lord Siva to forgive him and explained that he had not seen the Goddess with any evil intention. Lord Siva left the choice to His consort. Goddess Parvathi forgave Kubera and let the eye grow back, but it was smaller than the other one.
So one eye of Kubera is smaller than the other. Kubera was rewarded by Lord Siva with the post of being one of the guards of the eight directions - the North. The Goddess made him the lord of wealth and material.
As the God of wealth and material, his responsibilities are to distribute them while creating wealth is with Goddess Lakshmi. Kubera is mostly painted with his family and seen showering gold coins and navaratnas.
Performing pooja to Lord Kubera is believed to enrich one's life. To have a wealthy and comfortable life, one has to perform Sri Lakshmi Kubera Pooja. There are separate mantras and rituals for the pooja. Poojas performed on Full Moon Day and half-moon days in November are supposed to bring good results.
The auspicious date to worship Kubera is between October 15 and November 15 (Tamil month Aippasi). Thursday is the most auspicious day for Kubera. Anyone who wants to achieve his/her goal should worship Kubera for 48 days by chanting the Kubera sloka 108 times a day.

Thursdays and Friday are very auspicious for Kubera.

Naivedyam
Honey, White jaggery, Dry fruitsLight two lamps with gheeProcedure for Kubera Puja
One has to take bath in the wee hours and perform puja to Lord Ganesh and then keep a Kubera Yantra in front of you. Light two lamps with ghee and offer prayers. Keep Naivedyam of Honey, white jaggery and dry fruits. Then pray the following Dyanam

Dyanam:-

"Manuja baahya vimana varustitam –
Garuda ratna nibam nidinayakam
Sivasakha mukutadi vibhooshitam-
varadehyatam bhajam tamthilam
Agasya Deva Devesa Martsyaloka hithechyaa-
poojayami vidhanena prasanna sumukobhava"

Kubera Astottara Satanamavali:-


Om Kuberayanamaha

Om Danadaya

Om Srimate

Om Yakeshsaya

Om Kuhyakeswaraya

Om Nidisaya

Om Sankarasakaya

Om Malalakshminivasa bhuvaye

Om Mahapadmanideesaya

Om Poornaya

Om Samkyakya nidinadhayaa

Om Mukyarakya nidi priyaya

Om Sukhashousta nidinayakaya

Om Mukunda nidi nayakaya

Om Kundakya nidinadaya

Om Neela nityadepaya

Om MahateOm Varanityadipaya

Om Pujyaya

Om Lakshmisamrajyadhayakaya

Om Ilipilapataye

Om Kulochitaya

Om Aswaroopaya

Om Viswavamdyaya

Om Visheshagyanaya

Om Visaradaya

Om NashakoobranadhayA

Om Manigreevapritaye

Om Ghudamantraya

Om Vaisravanaya

OmChitralekhapriyaya

Om Ekapinkaya

Om Alakadhisaya

Om Poulastyaya

Om Kailasyasilanilayaya

Om Rayadhaya

Om ravanagrajaya

Om Chitraradhaya

Om Udyanaviharaya

Om Vihara Sukutoohalaya

Om Mahotsyahaya

Om Mahapragnaya

Om Anganadhaya

Om Somaya

Om Sowmyadigweeswaraya

Om Punayatamne

Om Puroohatasritraya

Om Sarwapunyaneswaraya

Om Nityakeertaya

Om Paramasantatamneya

Om Yaksharaje

Om Yakshinivrutaya

Om Kinnresaya

Om Kadgayudhaya

Om Vasine

Om Eesanadakshapardhastaya

Om Dharmasmuk Samstitaya

Om Niteswaraya

Om Danadakshaya

Om Astalakshmi Asritayaa

Om ManushyadharamnyeOm Skrutaya

Om Kosalakshmi samstitaya

Om Danalakshmi Nityvasaya

Om Danyalakshmi Nivasabhuvaye

Om Aswalakshmi sadavasaya

Om Gajalakshmi Stiralaya

Om Rajyalakshmi Janmagehaya

Om Dairyalakshmi Krupasrayaa

Om Akandeswaryasamyuktaya

Om Nityanandaya

Om Sukhasrayaya

Om Nityatruptaya

Om Nithitarai

Om Nrasaya

Om Nirupapradaya

Om Nityakamaya

Om Nirakshasaya

Om Nirupadikvasa

Om Bhuvaaye

Om Santaya

Om Sarvagunopetaya

Om Kuberaya

KUBERA PUJA MANTRA:-

Dhana Danya Namasthubyam Nidhi Padma Te Namah
Bhavanthu Tvat Prasadan me Dhanadanyathi Sampatha
Kuberam Pushpagatham Nidhin Navabiryutham
Svarna Vanram pingasham means a Dhavanamyaham!!
Naravahana Yakhsesa serva puniya laniaswara
Avasitho Maya Bandhya Pujam Ma sapalam Kuru!!
Sri Kuberaya Wamah Shodaka Pujam Karishey
Sri Kubera Namah Avahayami
Sri Argyam Samarpayami
Sri Padyam Achamaniyam Samarpayami
Sri Snanam Samarpayami
Sri Vastram Samarpayami
Sri Gandan Darayami Samarpayami
Sri Pushpani Samarpayami
Sri Dhoopa Deepam Samarpayami
Sri Naivedhyam Samarpayami
Sri Karpura Neerajanam Samarpayami


Performing pooja to Lord Kubera is believed to enrich one's life. To have a wealthy and comfortable life, one has to perform Sri Lakshmi Kubera Pooja. There are separate mantras and rituals for the pooja.
Poojas performed on Full Moon Day and half-moon days in November are supposed to bring good results.

Those who offer Pooja to Lord Kubera
He stays in their respective houses. Combination of the mentioned is very very rare so, which every occurs, by placing Lord Kubera's photo with proper Yantra by placing Northern direction, do the pooja for 48 days with the following Mantra daily 108 times with proper Naivedhyam to achieve the goal.
North- The central north part in a house in the abode of the wealth God KUBERA.

Keep the photo or picture KUBERA in that place . He faces Northern direction.
Sri Lakshmi and Kubera together in Kubera's Pooja when both the deites are worshipped descried result will be fully achieved as Kubera is dear to Sri Lakshmi.
Before starting kubera puja worshipped sri Lakshme and vishnu.








Kubera Mantra:-

Om Sreem Hreem Cleem Dhana Kubera Dhevaya Namaha
Om Sreem Hreem Cleem Gnana Kubera Dhevaya Namaha
Om Sreem Hreem Cleem Veera Kubera Dhevaya Namaha
Om Sreem Hreem Cleem Yoga Kubera Dhevaya Namaha
Om Sreem Hreem Cleem Sarva Sowbhagya Kubera Dhevaya Namaha
Om Sreem Hreem Cleem Sarva Thejesa Kubera Dhevaya Namaha
Om Sreem Hreem Cleem Jana Vasya Kubera Dhevaya Namaha
Om Sreem Hreem Cleem Kantha Sakthi Kubera Dhevaya Namaha
Om Sreem Hreem Cleem Jaya Vijaya Kubera Dhevaya Namahaya
Om Sreem Hreem Cleem Iem Sree Lakshmee
Kamala Dharinye Simha Vahinye Namaha.

Sri Lakshmi Gayathri Mantra:-

'Om Mahadeviaisa Vidmagahe Vishnu Patneeysa deemahee Thanno lakshmi prachothyyath Samen Ka Maan Ka Mahaa ma yamagnam Kaameshvaro vai Shravanothadhatu Kuberaaya Vai Shravanaaya Mahaaraja "

Sree Lakshmi Kubera Manthraha:-

Om Sreem Hreem Cleem Maha Ashta Iswarya Sampathu Aadhi Dhiyudha
Maha Kubera Managala Sarva Bhagya Sudharsana Sanka
ChakraPadma Ghadhayudha
Sree Lakshmi Narayana Dhevaya Namaha

KUBERA IN VASTU :-

Ishanya (North-East)
Agneya (South-East)
Nairutya (South-West)
Vayavya (North-West)
Urdhwa (Skywards)
Adhastha (Downwards)
Northward shift of sun (Uttarayan)
Southward is (Dakshinayan).
East - East is the direction supposedly belonging to Lord Indra, the king of gods. Sun rises in the east. It is considered most auspicious & holy of all directions.
West - Westward beginnings bring failure in any undertaking. Lord Varuna lives in this direction.


The North is ruled by Kubera. You can place your assets like jewellery, cash, bank cheque books, property papers and other important documents in a central north room of the house with the almirahs kept in the south - west corners of the room and opening towards the North. This way the revenue of the family can stabilize.

North - The north is supposed to be the direction of Lord Kubera, the deity of prosperity. The owner of a house, which has the entrance facing north, certainly becomes prosperous. While retiring in the night, one must place one's feet towards the north & one's head in the direction of the south so that one gets to see the north immediately on waking up in the morning & is blessed by Lord Kubera.
South - Yama, the Lord of death, is presumed to be the lord of the south direction. Houses with entrance doors in the south bring ill-luck to the occupants.
North-East - North-east is supposed to be the direction of the Gods & deities. A pooja room or the place of worship in the house, should be kept in the north-eastern direction. If the entrance of a house is placed in this direction it heralds prosperity, peace & progress for the residents.
North-West - Lord Varuna is stated to be the Swami of this direction. Wind originates from this direction & flows towards the east, this direction is favoured by Lord Hanuman. For immediate & certain success, this direction is chosen as the point of beginning in any undertaking.
South-East - The God of fire ( Agni), is supposed to be the lord of this direction, placed between the east & the south. The kitchen of the house should be situated in this direction. For ensuring their durability, electronic gadgets & appliances should be kept in this direction.
South-West - The corner between the south and the west direction is known as south-west direction 'Nairuti'. Demons have the authority to this direction. Therefore, it is banned for all auspicious functions. This direction should be filled with heavy unmovable goods.



Moola Mantra :-

Om Shreem Hreem Im Kubera Lakshmiai Kamaladharinyai Dhana Akrashinyai Swaaha

Sri Lakshmi Kubera Yantram is worshipped for "Ishwarya Abhivridhi" which means to attain wealth and prosperity.
This Yantra is to be placed in the Pooja room and is to be Worshipped everyday by chanting the Moola Mantra.

Offerings can be made in the form of Thamboolam (banana and beetal leaves) or sugar candy. Red color flowers are auspicious for this God.

Mantras:-

Om Mahadeviaisa Vidmagahe
Vishnu Patneeysa deemahee
Thanno lakshmi prachothyyathu.




Rajaadhi Rajaaye Prasagna Sahiney
Namo Vayam Vai Shravanaaya Kurmahey
Samen Ka Maan Ka Mahaa ma yamagnam
Kaameshvaro vai Shravanothadhatu
Kuberaaya Vai Shravanaaya Mahaaraja Yenamaha.

LAKSHMI KUBERA

A clean cloth and over it a plantan leaf should be spread on a wooden plank. Over that a Vinayaga form (Triangular) made in Turmeric Powder with a little water is to be kept. By its side a kalasa field with water mangoleaves and Coconut on top with Kumkum, Chandan applied should be kept. Pushpammala should be put on the Kalasha. Arthi shoud be performed. For the Naivedhaya (offering) Sugar of jaggery is enough. Once should not get up from the pooja in the middle. This is very important.
Kumbha is Lakshmi kubera and the Turmeric Powder form Ganesha. If done with devotion surely good result will follow. During `Sindhuland Civilisation Kubera was on of the Guards of eight dishas. If kubera is workshiped there will be raise in the life standard and wealth be received. Comforts and developments will also occur.
If the name of Kubera is chanted regularly it will result in well being. If worshipped then Money good results will follow.
In Mount Thiruvannamalai "Girivallam" is very famous. In its north side Kubera is in the form of linga. Lot of devotees worship there. As we know we require money for everything. It is given by Kubera only. In Buddhism also Kubera is mentioned very highly. Kubera is seen in "Bengsuvi" Vasthusastra He is seen in standing posture with hands raised. With a smiling face and fat belly. There also he is in the north side only. At Kulalambur there is a Golden statue for Buddha. It will be good if Buddha's statue is kept in our houses in the north side. For a eternal life Kubera's Grace is required. Why should we be left behind?

Kubera is the God of wealth and the Lord of Uttaradisha. He is one of the Ashta-Dikpalas, representing the north. He is also known as Dhanapati(Lord of Riches). Kubera is the trustee of all wealth and food grains, whereas creation of wealth and bestowal belongs to Lakshmi. Kubera is the son of Visrava and is the grandson of Brahma, the Creator, and is known by the patronymic, Vaisravana. He is the Lord of Yakshas, devotee of Lord Shiva and is known as the best among Yakshas
Kuber Puja: The puja is known as Lakshmi-Kubera puja. The puja has specific codes and rituals to be followed and specific mantras to be chanted. The puja can be performed on Full Moon days and on the New Moon day of the Tamil month Aipasi (October-November). The puja can be performed by anyone - even the very poor - as the materials required for Lakshmi-Kubera puja can be secured at practically no cost. Sincerity is most important material required.
Puja Articles: Take a wooden plank; draw kolam on it; roll the turmeric powder into Vinayaka; keep a brass/copper/wooden/earthen pot with water close by. Vinayaka is invoked in the powder of turmeric and Lakshmi and Kubera in the pot and water.
The puja is to be performed in the regular way with the lighting of a lamp, offering kumkum, paste of sandalwood and deepa-aradhana. Just a simple naivedhya of sugar or jaggery is sufficient. As mentioned above, sincerity is the watchword and it is essential that the person should not get up or move away until the puja is completed.
Kubera rules over dhana and dhanya. Wealth and food. It is, therefore, obvious that Kubera worship confers immense wealth and prosperity. But it is also necessary at the same time to offer the worship to Lakshmi,who is the ultimate benefactor, the Lady Bountiful, in order to have access to the key that opens the richest treasure house.


Sree Lakshmi Kubera Manthraha:-

Om Sreem Hreem Cleem Maha Ashta Iswarya Sampathu Aadhi Dhiyudha
Maha Kubera Managala Sarva Bhagya Sudharsana Sanka
ChakraPadma Ghadhayudha
Sree Lakshmi Narayana Dhevaya Namaha


Sri Lakshmi Gayathri Mantra:-

'Om Mahadeviaisa Vidmagahe Vishnu Patneeysa deemahee Thanno lakshmi prachothyyath Samen Ka Maan Ka Mahaa ma yamagnam Kaameshvaro vai Shravanothadhatu Kuberaaya Vai Shravanaaya Mahaaraja "

KUBERA MUDRA

How to form the Kubera mudra: Tips of thumb, index, and middle fingers are joined. Ring finger and pinky are folded into the palm. The Kubera mudra is used for creating wealth and reaching your goals

KUBERA MUDRA (Wealth)
• Curl ring and little finger into palm; touch tip of thumb to tip of index and middle fingers; rest backs of hands on thighs
• Benefits - Increases metabolism
• Practice Tips - Use when feeling a lack of confidence or will power
Contraindications - High blood pressure and heart disease

KUBERA KOLAM

Kubera Slokam:-

Manuja Vakya Vimana Varasthikam
Garuda Rathna Nibam nidhi Thayakam
Siva saka murudathi vibooshidham
varagatham dhanatham baja thunthilam
Om yakshaya kuberaya
Vaiswaranaaya
Dhanadhanyathi pathaye
dhanadhanya samruththimme
Dehi Dabaya swaha

Method:

On Fridays / Tuesdays - clean a wooden plate and draw the kubera kolam with rice flour. Place the kolam in front of the Kuberar. Kubera kolam is already discussed in this site. Any how I am giving it.

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Draw this kolam in a square and in each square write the above nos. Take 9 coins and put each coin on the no. with the coin value facing the no. Put red colour flower on each coin and 2 flowers on Kuberar. Lit a small light and fragrant vathis and sambranis(Computer Sambrani can also be used). Chant the above mantras for 11 times. Red colour is flower to be used for Kuberar.

Try to the pooja on every friday / tuesdays.

All the money related worries will be diminishing and there will be uniform flow of cash.

I am doing this regularly and now I am very much relieved. I wish all the ILties to do the pooja and have the blessings of Kuberar.