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In this video, Govinda Bhattar explains where the Kula Deivam (Ancestral Deity) and Goddess Mahalakshmi reside in your home and how to perform daily rituals to ensure prosperity and divine grace.

Where the Deities Reside
Kula Deivam: Resides in your rice container (Arisi Paanai) [00:39].

Mahalakshmi: Resides in your salt jar (Uppu Jaadi) [00:24].

Rituals for the Rice Container (Kula Deivam)
Storage: Do not store rice in plastic containers. Use stainless steel or clay pots. Avoid porcelain for rice [01:08], [01:38].

Taking Rice for Cooking:

Before opening the rice container, close your eyes and pray to your Kula Deivam. Chant their name three times (e.g., "Om Ayyanara Namaha" or "Govinda, Govinda, Govinda") [02:43], [02:59].

Emotional State: Never take rice while angry. If you are upset, wait five minutes or drink water to calm down before touching the rice [03:25].

Take a full measure of rice—not flat, but heaped (Kummachi) [03:48].

Washing Rice: While washing the rice, chant "Narayana, Narayana, Narayana" to infuse the food with positive energy [04:10].

Adding Rice to Boiling Water: As you put the rice into the water, chant "Om Varunaya Namaha" three times. This ensures you never face a shortage of food or water [06:55].

If You Don't Know Your Kula Deivam: Pray to your Ishta Deivam (favorite deity), such as Lord Ganesha, and use their name instead [05:46].

Offering: Once the rice is cooked, offer a small portion (mixed with ghee) to the deities in your puja room as Prasadam before the family eats [07:53], [08:03].

Rituals for the Salt Jar (Mahalakshmi)
Storage: Always use a ceramic/porcelain jar (Peengan Jaadi) for salt [10:51].

Adding Salt:

Place the salt jar in your puja room over a kolam (sacred design) [09:31].

Hold the crystal salt (Kallu Uppu) and pray for the eight forms of Lakshmi (Ashta Lakshmi) to reside in your home, bringing wealth, health, and courage [09:41].

Let the salt fall gently from your hand into the jar rather than dumping it in all at once [10:06].

Buying Salt: The best time to buy salt is on Fridays. Try to buy salt at least on the first and last Friday of every month [11:13], [11:47].

Tip: If possible, take the newly bought salt to a Vishnu temple before bringing it home; otherwise, keep it in your puja room for 10 minutes before filling the jar [11:56].

By following these simple traditional practices with faith, you can invite the blessings of your ancestors and Goddess Lakshmi into your daily life [12:16].