SIGNIFICANCE OF CAMPHOR IN LAXMI PUJA ON DIWALI

Laxmi puja is celebrated on the third day of Diwali and is considered to be the most important day among Hindus. People perform Laxmi puja for wealth and prosperity. However, puja is not limited to chanting mantras; it needs to have some absolutely necessary rituals, which require the right ingredients. Kumkum powder, incense sticks, gold and silver coins, and camphor are some out of the many ingredients you must include for your Laxmi puja. Although camphor stands out compared to others, the puja includes a mantra that is dedicated to it. Read on to know about the significance of camphor in Laxmi puja.