Do This 7-Minute Ganesh Puja on Wednesdays and Remove All Money Blockages Instantly
Lord Ganesha, is known for removing obstacles and granting wealth, success, and wisdom to his devotees. And Wednesday, ruled by the planet 'Mercury', is considered the most auspicious day to please him.
Here's a simple step-by-step 7-minute Ganesha Puja you can do every Wednesday to invite prosperity into your life -
Rise at Brahma Muhurta - Wake up at Brahma Muhurta. Preferably, between 4 AM to 5 AM.
Wear Green clothes - Clean the space where you will do the puja, take a bath, and then wear green clothes.
The color green is considered the favorite of Lord Ganesha.
Place the idol - Place a red or yellow piece of cloth on a pedestal. Then, place the Lord Ganesha idol or image over it. Make sure you are placing the deity in the northeast direction.
Offer Fresh Durva Grass and Modaks - Place 21 blades of Durva grass at Lord Ganesha's feet. Offer one or more modaks or laddoos.
Prepare Aarti - Light an aarti of desi ghee and some incense sticks.
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Apply Tilak - Apply a chandak tilak on Lord Ganesha.
Chant the Ganesh Beej Mantra - After the offerings, chant the Ganesh Beej Mantra 21 times -
'Om Gam Ganapataye Namah'.
Pray - Finish your puja with a prayer. Share your problems and life issues with Lord Ganesha and ask for his blessings.
Way to go!
This simple 7-minute Ganesh Puja is perfect for those leading a busy life yet want to stay connected to the Almighty and receive his blessings. Practice it regularly on Wednesdays and experience a powerful shift in your financial well-being.
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