Kuber Upansna

Kuber Upansna

This Pooja is performed to receive the wealth and prosperity by blessings of Lord Kuber!

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Pooja: INR 6,100 (National) USD 100 (International)

Pooja + Prasad: INR 6,400 (National) USD 110 (International)

Pooja + Prasad + Siddha Yantra: INR 7,100 (National) USD 120 (International)

What is Kuber Pooja?

As per Hindu scriptures, Lord Kuber is the giver and protector of all wealth. You know that few litres of water taken out from the ocean don’t affect its huge capacity. In the same way the store house of wealth can never reduce for the devotees of Lord Kubera. His personality may be dwarf like but his grace upon his worshippers is immense. It is mentioned in Shiv Purana, Kubera was cursed by Goddess Parvati for his evil intentions against her but later when she forgave him; he was blessed with the responsibility of being the Lord of wealth and material. Lord Kuber is the distributor of wealth whereas Goddess Lakshmi is the originator of wealth. He is also referred as the Lord of north direction. So to seek the continuous shower of wealth and prosperity in your family, Kuber Pooja is must. By faithfully and heartily adoring the glories of Kubera, devotees attract his blessings and he travels on his Viman Pushpak, the flying chariot to bestow his love upon them.

Significance of Kuber Pooja:

As the children of king never need to worry about anything, similarly the devotees of Lord Kubera remain successful and prosper in every field of life. His devotees are always filled with material possessions and never face any kind of crisis situation. Kubera is the eliminator of poverty and has the power to transform the lives by providing his worshippers with unlimited wealth and prosperity. Whenever you are at loss in any point of life, don’t be scared and heartily pray to Lord Kubera and you will surely feel his magical presence around. He not only bestows you with wealth but also protects your possession and stand beside you during any financial problem.

How will this Pooja be done by Shree Radhey Suvikashram?

To receive the hearty blessings of Lord Kubera, Shree Radhey Suvikashram provides you with the highly experienced Vedic scholars who will perform this Pooja for you as per the prescribed Vedic procedures. To perform Kubera Pooja, one should clad in yellow clothes after bathing and sit on a yellow coloured mat facing north direction. After lighting the ghee lamp and drawing swastika on Pooja plate, place the powerful Kuber Yantra on it. Place four varieties of fruits near the yantra. Offer prayers to Lord Ganesh by chanting “Om Gam Ganpataye Namah”and further to Lord Shiva for seeking blessings. Lord kubera will be worshipped by chanting mantras holding a roasary and performing homa along. After the Pooja ceremony, place the Kuber Yantra in your locker or any other auspicious and clean place at your home to receive the grace.

When should this Pooja be performed?

Kuber Pooja is considered most auspicious during Diwali and Dhanteras. October and November are auspicious months to carry out this Pooja. Apart from this, it can also be carried out on full moon (Purnima) and new moon (Amavasya) day of any lunar month.

Services at navgrahpooja.org of Shree Radhey Suvikashram

We at navgrahpooja.org of Shree Radhey Suvikashram understand your problems. Our Jyotirgnatas and Pandits have been selected after a rigorous procedure of selection and are known to help relieve people of their problems. We understand that it is difficult to conduct Poojas in such a busy lifestyle and we at navgrahpooja.org of Shree Radhey Suvikashram help you to diagnose these issues followed by suggesting remedies to cure these problems.

We will send you a qualified Pandit trained in Hindu Shastras to conduct Pooja at Devotee’s preferred location (home, office etc.) and time (or Muhurat Time as suggested by Shree Radhey Suvikashram).

If you live outside Kurukshetra (Haryana); the land of Shri Mad Bhagwat Geeta and Mahabharta, we can conduct Online Live Poojas and offer prayers and Prasadam to the God on your behalf.