Sri Suktha Homam is a very powerful homam performed for ushering prosperity and wealth. Lakshmi is the Goddess of wealth and prosperity, both material and spiritual. In Hindu mythology, Goddess Lakshmi, also called Shri, is the divine spouse of Lord Vishnu and the Goddess of wealth and fortune. In the Vedas, she called Sri. Goddess Lakshmi indicates prosperity. Worship of Lakshmi indicates an appreciation of prosperity and a sense of responsibility towards it. Depicted by an extremely beautiful woman, Lakshmi stands on a lotus. She has lotuses in various stages of bloom in her two hands. And even wears a lotus garland. You must perform this homam when you are facing financial difficulties and wish to earn wealth in abundance. The best day to perform Sri Suktha Homam is on a Friday.

Sri Suktha Homam is a very powerful homam performed for ushering prosperity and wealth. 

Lakshmi is the Goddess of wealth and prosperity, both material and spiritual. In Hindu mythology, Goddess Lakshmi, also called Shri, is the divine spouse of Lord Vishnu and the Goddess of wealth and fortune. In the Vedas, she called Sri. Goddess Lakshmi indicates prosperity. Worship of Lakshmi indicates an appreciation of prosperity and a sense of responsibility towards it. Depicted by an extremely beautiful woman, Lakshmi stands on a lotus. She has lotuses in various stages of bloom in her two hands. And even wears a lotus garland.

You must perform this homam when you are facing financial difficulties and wish to earn wealth in abundance. The best day to perform Sri Suktha Homam is on a Friday.

Significance of Sri Suktha Homam:

Sri Suktham is a hymn of exquisite beauty and grace. It is in Atharva Veda and also appears as a supplement to Rigveda. In Rigveda Sri Suktham appears at the end in Parisistabhanga. Even though Parisista means leftovers and not connected to the main Rigveda, many Vedic scholars think that Sri Suktham originated even before Rigveda. 

Sri means “Maha Lakshmi”. Sukhram means “well said”. There are fifteen mantras in the Sri Suktham. By performing homam several times with all the ingredients as prescribed in agamas, one can receive several benefits. The glory of Sri Suktham is described in Kasyapa-Gnanakandam (Vaikhanasam) scriptures. 

Other ancient scriptures Skanda, Vamana, Markandeya, and Brahmanda Puranas, also describe the importance of Sri Suktham. Some of these references mentioned that Bilva smith and other valuable pearls and jades can be used in homam. Esana Samhita mentioned the Apamarga smith for ‘dhana and Dhanya abhivriddhi’ (prosperity). Chanting Sri Suktham removes our poverty (both material as well as spiritual).