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For Hindu pooja ceremonies, the idols of Lord Vishnu and Goddess Lakshmi hold a place of great reverence. They are central to invoking divine blessings of prosperity, protection, and well-being. Lord Vishnu, known as the protector of the universe, is typically depicted holding four symbolic items: a conch (Shankha), which symbolizes the primordial sound of creation; a discus (chakra), representing the mind; a mace (gada), symbolizing strength; and a lotus flower, indicative of purity and beauty. His companion, Goddess Lakshmi, is the embodiment of wealth and prosperity and is usually portrayed either standing or seated on a lotus, symbolizing purity, self-realization, and spiritual liberation. She often has four hands, which represent the four goals of human life: dharma (righteous living), artha (material wealth), kama (desire), and moksha (spiritual liberation). During pooja, these idols are not merely decorative but are deeply imbued with symbolic meanings. They are adorned with vibrant clothing and precious jewelry, reflecting their exalted status. Devotees place the idols facing north or east, enhancing the spiritual energy of the space. Offerings such as tulsi leaves for Vishnu and lotus flowers for Lakshmi are made, alongside traditional sweets and fruits, to please the deities and seek their blessings. Diyas (oil lamps) and incense fill the space with light and fragrance, creating an atmosphere of divine presence and devotion. The placement and worship of Vishnu and Lakshmi in this sacred context are believed to bring protection, prosperity, and harmony to the devotees, aligning them with divine virtues and blessings.