1. Symbol of Abundance: Dhanya Lakshmi represents agricultural prosperity and the fulfilment of basic human needs like food and nourishment.
2. Fertility and Growth: She is revered as the deity who blesses farmers with fertile land, good crops, and abundant harvests.
3. Elimination of Hunger: Performing this puja ensures that no one in the household suffers from hunger or scarcity of food.
4. Universal Provider: Beyond grains, she symbolises nourishment at all levels—physical, emotional, and spiritual.
5. Harmony and Well-being: Worshiping her fosters peace, health, and happiness in the family, ensuring that basic needs are always met.

1. Cleaning and Decoration: The house and puja space are cleaned and decorated with rangoli, flowers, and lamps.
2. Altar Preparation: A kalash (sacred pot) symbolising abundance is set up with grains and placed in front of Dhanya Lakshmi's image or idol.
3. Offering of Grains and Foods: Various grains, fruits, and food items are offered to the Goddess.
4. Recitation of Mantras: Specific Lakshmi mantras or the Dhanya Lakshmi Stotram are chanted.
5. Aarti and Prasad: The puja concludes with an aarti and distribution of Prasad (offered food).

By performing Dhanya Lakshmi Puja with devotion and adherence to rituals, devotees invite the blessings of the Goddess, ensuring prosperity, harmony, and spiritual growth in their lives.