Ganesh Laxmi Saraswati

Invoke Wisdom, Wealth, and Success: Why place the Ganesh Laxmi Saraswati Idol?

Individuals who follow Hinduism worship Lord Ganesha, Goddess Lakshmi, and Goddess Saraswati to welcome abundance, knowledge, and good luck to their lives. These three Gods are worshiped as a trio and bless the devotees with positivity in their lives. 

People who place the Brass Ganesh Laxmi Saraswati Idol at their home temple and offer prayers every day can balance their life and invite wealth, knowledge, and positive vibes, which makes life full of harmony and happiness. Placing these idols is a step towards the divine energy of God.

Why Keep Ganesh, Lakshmi & Saraswati Idols Together?

Lord Ganesha, goddess Saraswati, and goddess Lakshmi are worshiped together, and their idols are also placed together at the time of Pooja rituals or religious ceremonies.

1. Lord Ganesha removes the obstacles from his devotees' lives and allows them to have successful ventures.
2. Goddess Lakshmi blesses her devotees with abundance, wealth, and money.
3. Goddess Saraswati blesses her devotees with knowledge, creativity, and learning.

To have a balanced and happy life, these three deities are worshipped. Therefore, placing a Ganesh Lakshmi Saraswati Brass Idol and worshiping them together is a way to open doors to the blessings of all three Gods and overall well-being. 

Types of Ganesh Laxmi Saraswati Idols 

Devotees can choose from various types of Brass Lakshmi, Ganesh, and Saraswati Statues available as per the space in their home.

Through the information below, you will get to know about the types available

Brass Laxmi Ganesh Saraswati Idol

It is the classic yet traditional Idol which people can place in their home temple or sacred section. The brass Ganesh Lakshmi Saraswati Murti will be a long-lasting addition to any space, and it also works as a Vastu remedy.  Furthermore, it is ideal to be included in everyday worship or for religious ceremonies and festivals. 

Silver-plated brass idol- Laxmi Ganesh Saraswati 

The Brass Laxmi Ganesh Saraswati Silver Plated Idol is also available, which looks extremely elegant and perfect for gifting. These can be used as a gift for your friends and family on festivals like Diwali or any other religious ceremony. Additionally, they are perfect to be used as a decor piece as well in the sacred section of the house.

Laxmi Ganesh Saraswati Murti with Detailed postures

Some idols of Ganesh Ji, Saraswati, and Goddess Lakshmi are available with specific elements and postures. There are idols of goddess Saraswati in which she is seen holding the Veena, the Brass Lakshmi Idol in which she is shown with the gold coins, and the Lord Ganesha idol is made with a modak in his hand. These are much more detailed idols which can be added to any space. 

Ideal Placement of Laxmi Ganesh Saraswati Murti 

In order to make your home a space filled with Positive and divine energy, one must be aware of the Laxmi Ganesh Saraswati Murti Position.

Once the individual is aware of how to place the idols in the correct Direction, they will be able to maximize the energy flow.

• Firstly, Lord Ganesha's Murti should always be placed in the centre.
• The Idol of Goddess Lakshmi should be only on the right-hand side of Lord Ganesha.
• Furthermore, place the Idol of goddess Saraswati on the left side of Lord Ganesha.
• All three idols should face towards the northeast or the east Direction. 

Why Choose a Brass Idol for Daily Worship?

Unlike other metals, brass is considered very sacred and auspicious for Hindu homes and even temples. Brass idols have been placed in homes and temples for centuries now.

Here are a few reasons why people should choose Brass Lakshmi Ganesh Saraswati Idols

For their home.

Positive vibes and purity

Brass is a sacred metal that emits positive and spiritual vibes, making the space filled with purity and holy energy.

Longevity

When it is brought home, Brass Ganesh Laxmi Saraswati Murti, it does not break easily like other idols, and it is a timeless and durable addition to any space.

Traditional yet modern idols

Brass-made pieces are handcrafted, and they are the perfect blend of both traditional and modern pieces for any home.

Ideal for multiple uses

Ganesh, Lakshmi, and Saraswati Idols are perfect for inclusion in multiple settings for multiple purposes whether you want to use them as a decor piece in the sacred section of the home, as the centre piece for the living room, or for everyday worship, or for completing the festive decor set up for festivals, or for religious ceremonies. 

The right occasions to gift the Laxmi Ganesh Saraswati Statue

There are various occasions for which the brass idol of Lakshmi, Ganesh, and Saraswati will make the most auspicious and thoughtful gift.

• Diwali
• Housewarmings
• Academic success for students or teachers
• Business beginnings

With this Idol, individuals can give other idols as a gift, like Brass Lakshmi Ganesh Idols. 

The Right Time to Bring Home Ganesh, Lakshmi, and Saraswati Idols

Even though individuals can bring home the Idol of these three Gods whenever they want. 

However, there are a few special days and occasions when bringing a Brass Ganesh, Lakshmi, and Saraswati idol will be perfect.

Find out about these ideal times from the points below-

Diwali

Firstly, the most auspicious day to bring home the idols of these Gods is Diwali. On this day, Lord Ganesha and Goddess Lakshmi are worshipped.

New Home or Office Setup

On the day one starts with any new venture, business, or office, they should bring this Idol to bring along positive energy and spiritual Vibes.

Exams

Students should bring the Idol of goddess Saraswati and Lord Ganesha to open doors to creativity and knowledge before the beginning of their exams.

Housewarming or Gifting

Go ahead to bring home the Idol of these three divine gods on the day of housewarming or to be used as a gift for your loved ones on any special occasion. 

One must make sure that the day chosen is the right time to elevate the spiritual ambience of their home when bringing the Brass Ganesh, Lakshmi, and Saraswati statue.