JyotirGamaya Announces Special Diwali Puja Sevas for 2025 - Join Lakshmi Kubera Puja from Home and Receive Blessings of Prosperity

Bengaluru, October 2025: The festival of lights, Diwali, is near, and homes across Bharat are getting ready with joy, colours, and diyas. To make this Diwali more special for devotees, JyotirGamaya has announced its Deepawali Vishesh Puja Sevas for the year 2025.

With these special sevas, people can now take part in Diwali pujas and homas online - and receive blessings of Mata Lakshmi and Lord Kubera right from their homes.

Book Deepawali Vishesh Puja Sevas Now: https://jyotirgamaya.online/pujas/diwali_puja_seva_booking

Bringing Temple Puja Closer to Devotees
JyotirGamaya is known for performing authentic Vedic pujas and homas. The priests follow the rituals written in ancient texts like the Vedas and Puranas.

For many people who stay away from family or temple, arranging a puja during Diwali can be difficult. Keeping this in mind, JyotirGamaya started online Diwali puja booking, where the pujas are done by trained Vedic priests, and devotees can join live or watch later.

This year, the main sevas include:
• Lakshmi Kubera Homa - for wealth, success, and stability.
• Mahaganapati Abhista Puja - for removing obstacles and bringing peace.

Both rituals are performed with Sankalpa in each devotee's name and gotra, using proper samagri and mantras.

Why Diwali Puja Is So Important
According to Skanda Purana and Vishnu Purana, Diwali night is one of the most sacred times for praying to Mata Lakshmi and Lord Kubera.

It is said that on this night, the energy of wealth and purity is strongest.

Praying to Mata Lakshmi removes poverty and sadness.

Praying to Kubera helps wealth stay in the home and be used in good ways.

Together, they bring both material and spiritual happiness.
The light of the diyas on Diwali removes darkness from the heart and fills life with new energy.

For traders, it is also the start of a new financial year - a day for Chopda Pujan and new beginnings.

Connecting Tradition with Technology
In today's time, many people live away from their homes - in other cities or even abroad.

JyotirGamaya helps them stay connected to their roots.

Through their online seva platform, devotees can:
• Book the puja in advance,
• Watch it live through video call,
• Receive prasad and blessings after the rituals.
Each puja is done carefully by pandits who have years of experience in Vedic rituals.

Even if the devotee is far away, their name and intention (Sankalpa) are included in the puja, and the blessings reach them.

Words from JyotirGamaya Team

A senior member of JyotirGamaya said:
"Every year, many people wish to do Diwali Puja but are unable to because of time or distance. We wanted to help them be part of the rituals without difficulty. Our priests perform the pujas exactly as written in the shastras. The energy and devotion are the same, whether you are at the temple or watching from your home."

How to Join the Diwali Puja Seva
Anyone can join the Diwali Puja Seva easily.
Just visit the official website: https://jyotirgamaya.online/pujas/diwali_puja_seva_booking

Light, Faith, and Blessings for All
Diwali is not just a festival of lamps; it is a reminder to keep the lamp of goodness burning in our heart.

When prayers are done with true faith, Mata Lakshmi and Kubera always bless the home.

JyotirGamaya invites everyone to take part in these Deepawali Vishesh Sevas and welcome wealth, peace, and happiness into their lives.

May this Diwali bring Dhan (wealth), Dhanya (food), and Shanti (peace) to every home.

For More Details:
Website: https://jyotirgamaya.online
Phone: (+91) 99009 41761

Chhatrapati Sambhaji Nagar, Maharashtra, India - 431001

JyotirGamaya is a Dharmic platform that helps people perform Vedic pujas, book temple sevas, take Jyotish advice, and support Gau Seva and other Dharmic works. It works with trained purohits and old traditions from Bharatiya parampara. Its mission is to bring Dharma to every home - whether in Bharat or abroad.

This release was published on openPR.