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 "