The festival of Diwali is celebrated every year on the new moon day of Kartik month. Goddess Lakshmi, Saraswati and Ganesh ji are worshiped on the day of Diwali. Devotees get special benefits by worshiping and worshiping Goddess Lakshmi on this day. Also, lamps are lit on this day. While worshiping Lakshmi, an octagonal lotus or swastika of Akshat is made on a post and the idol of Goddess Lakshmi is installed on it. At some places, a small plate is placed on the Kalash and the idol of Lakshmi is installed on it. The idol of Kuber is kept on the Kalash near Lakshmi. After this, offerings of cow’s milk khova prepared with cloves, cardamom and sugar are offered to the deities like Lakshmi etc. Paddy, jaggery, lye, batasha etc. are offered to Goddess Lakshmi and then distributed among the favored friends. Brahmins and other hungry people are fed. Jagran is performed on the night of Kartik Amavasya. It is said in the Puranas that on the night of Kartik Amavasya, Lakshmi travels everywhere and searches for a suitable place for her residence. Where cleanliness, beauty and attractiveness are visible, they are definitely attracted. And Lakshmi ji should reside in the house where characterful, dutiful, self-controlled, religious and God-fearing, forgiving men and virtuous, devoted women live. feels good.

If the necessary literature for worshiping Lakshmi is not available then the puja should be performed with full devotion in whatever literature is available. If things like sticks etc. are not available, then offerings of ghee, sugar, jaggery, sugar or other sweet items should be made to the deity.

There is an old tradition of sweeping the broom at night on the day of Lakshmi Puja. It is believed that when qualities are developed, their importance increases only if the defects are destroyed. Here, along with the solution to attain Lakshmi, Alakshmi should also be destroyed, hence a new broom is bought on this day and it is called Lakshmi. At midnight, the household waste should be filled with soup and thrown out with a new broom, this is called Alakshmi Garbage, poverty removal. Generally, tasks like sweeping the house and throwing out the garbage are never done at night. This should be done only on this day. While taking out the garbage, Alakshmi is also taken out by playing the trumpet. And it is said, Maa Lakshmi, you come, Alakshmi, you go.

During the worship of Shri Lakshmi on the day of Kartik Amavasya, Shri Lakshmi is established on the Ashtadal lotus or Swastika made of Akshat. While worshiping all the deities, they are given the seat of Akshat. Because Akshat has the ability to attract the direct, qualitative, i.e. prosperity of Shri Lakshmi. Since Swastika has the ability to awaken the Nirgun element, Swastika should be made as the seat of Goddess Lakshmi. In Hindu religion, Swastika is also made first in the Aarti plate. On Diwali, Siddha Shri Yantra and Install Mahalaxmi Yantra.
On the day of Diwali, keep 11 cowries in Lakshmi puja and then tie them in a red cloth and hang them on the main gate. During Lakshmi puja, offer 5 yellow cowries and 9 Gomati Chakras near the feet of Goddess Lakshmi, and the next day you will get wealth. Keep it on.
Take five turmeric lumps and offer them to Goddess Lakshmi during worship on the day of Diwali and then the next day, tie those lumps in a red cloth and keep them in the money place. By doing this you will get the blessings of Goddess Lakshmi.

According to Indian customs, all this is done for Lakshmi worship. But according to the scriptures, Lakshmi does not need any greed for anything to come. Lakshmi likes to live where all the qualities like happiness, peace, kindness, modesty, service to elders, respect, welcoming guests wholeheartedly, food to the hungry, food and water to animals etc. reside there.