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Depending on the frequency of the dates, the period of fasting can be fifteen days or seventeen. This fast ends on Krishna Ashtami of Ashwin month.

Mahalakshmi fast comes four days after Ganesh Chaturthi. This fast is observed on the day of Radhashtami. The Mahalakshmi fast begins on the Shukla Ashtami of the month of Bhadrapada and this fast is observed for the next 16 days. Goddess Lakshmi is the religious consort of Lord Vishnu. Mahalakshmi fast is an important fast for Hindus.

Mahalaxmi Vrat Ends : Saturday, 17 September 2022.

Mahalaxmi Vrat Start : Saturday, 03 September 2022.

– Prasad is distributed among all the devotees. – Aarti is performed to appease the Goddess Lakshmi. – On the last day to please Goddess Lakshmi nine different varieties of sweets and savouries are offered. – The kalash and coconut is smeared chandan ( sandalwood), turmeric paste and kumkum. – On the last day Purna Kumbha, the Kalash is worshipped. – Evening prayers to Goddess Lakshmi are offered. – The fast is concluded on Ashwin Krishna Ashtami. – In some regions devotees also worship Suryadev and at the time of Sunrise, daily for all the sixteen days arghya is offered. – Chanting of Mahalakshmi Strotam brings prosperity and wealth. – Recite katha, bhajans and perform prayers. – Offer flowers, fruits and naivedya to goddess. – A kalash filled with water is placed in front of the idol, a coconut is placed on it. – On a platform install idol of Mahalakshmi. – It is a day-long fast so take Sankalp for it. – Wake up early in the morning, take bath and clean the puja place.

Mahalakshmi Vrat 2021: Puja vidhi and rituals This vrat is observed to please Goddess Mahalakshmi for wealth and prosperity. Mahalakshmi vrat is celebrated for sixteen consecutive days.

It is observed after four day of Ganesh Chaturthi. Mahalakshmi vrat starts from the Shukla Paksha Ashtami day of the month Bhadrapad. Lord Krishna advised them to observe Mahalakshmi vrat. Bhavishya Purana states that when Pandavas lost their wealth to the Kauravas in gambling, Yudhishthira, the eldest of Pandavas asked Lord Krishna for ways to regain wealth.