Diwali Lakshmi-Ganesha Ritual Box
A composed Lakshmi-Ganesha puja for Diwali evening, with diyas and a guide.
On Diwali, homes are lit to welcome Lakshmi, with Ganesha honoured first.
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Festivals · Diwali
Diwali
The festival of lights, and the evening Lakshmi is welcomed home.
Homes are cleaned, doorways lit and rangoli drawn. On Diwali evening families gather for Lakshmi puja, honouring Ganesha first.
The story
Light over darkness
Diwali is celebrated across India, and customs differ by region: for many it marks Rama’s return to Ayodhya, and for most households its central evening is Lakshmi puja.
The days before are for cleaning and preparing the home. On the night itself, diyas are lit at every doorway and window, and sweets are shared with family and neighbours.
Festivals
The festival
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A brass lotus diya, kumkum and a Lakshmi prayer card for the home altar.
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Offerings and a prayer card to begin anything new with Ganesha.
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Brass Panch Aarti Diya
A five-wick brass diya with a handle, for evening aarti.
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Kumkum and Haldi Pair
Kumkum and haldi in two small lidded jars for the puja thali.
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Sandalwood and Loban Dhoop
Loban resin and sandalwood dhoop cones for evening fragrance.
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The ritual
The Diwali evening
Customs vary between families and regions. This is a simple, widely shared sequence.
Prepare the home
Clean, draw rangoli at the entrance and set diyas at the doorways.
Set the altar
Place Ganesha and Lakshmi on a clean cloth, with a kalash beside them.
Light
Light the diyas on the altar and through the home.
Puja
Offer kumkum, flowers and sweets, to Ganesha first and then to Lakshmi.
Aarti and sharing
Perform aarti together and share sweets with family and neighbours.
Gifting
Diwali gifts with meaning
Gifts for family, friends and colleagues that carry the festival’s light rather than just its sweets.
