Mahalaxmi Frat 2024: Today is the last day of the Mahalakshmi fast, which started on September 11. The Mahalakshmi fast ends on the Ashtami day of Krishna Paksha in the month of Ashwin during Pitripaksha. This fast is considered the best way to obtain the blessings of Mahalakshmi. Mahalakshmi fast continues from Radha Ashtami to Ashwin Krishna Ashtami. It is believed that if the Mahalakshmi Vrat is completed methodically and religiously, Goddess Lakshmi will bless the storehouse of wealth to be filled forever.
Last Mahalakshmi Fast Date
According to the Hindu calendar, Ashtami Tithi of Krishna Paksha in the month of Ashwin will begin on September 24 at 5:45 pm. The date ends the next day, September 25th at 04:44 pm. Mahalakshmi fast will begin on September 24.
How to end Mahalakshmi fast
During the last Mahalakshmi fast, after taking a bath in the morning, take a vow to worship the goddess and do Udyapan. A red cloth is spread on the platform and a statue of Goddess Lakshmi is placed. Light the lamp. Apply kumkum tilak on the forehead of Mahalaxmi ji. Praise to Mother Mahalakshmi. The aarti of the goddess is performed using incense, lamps, flowers and sandalwood. Offer fruits and sweets to Goddess Lakshmi. Offer Agia at moonrise. Then end the fast.
This particular solution will fill the safe
If you are not fasting Mahalakshmi yet, then install the idol of Goddess Lakshmi. Light a butter lamp with four sides in front of them. Offer white candy to your mother. Also available in pink thread. Then recite Sri Suktam. It would be great if you could say it sixteen times. Tie a pink string around your wrist or neck.
The Last Mahalakshmi Great Remedy for Fasting
Take crystal beads on the last day of Mahalakshmi fast. Soak it in rose water for some time. After that, recite the mantra “Om Shreem Shreeya Namah” 108 times using the same rosary. Wear this rosary. Astrologers say that by following this remedy you will never face the problem of money shortage. If these remedies suggested by astrologers are implemented even on Friday, people can still reap the benefits.
