In Hindu tradition, Lakshmi is the goddess of wealth, fortune, and prosperity. The Shaligram, a sacred stone primarily found in the Gandaki River in Nepal, is worshipped as a representation of Lord Vishnu, Lakshmi's consort. When worshipping the Shaligram, it is often considered that Lakshmi also resides within it, as Vishnu and Lakshmi are inseparable.Significance of Shaligram in Lakshmi WorshipSymbol of Divine Presence: The Shaligram stone symbolizes the divine presence of Lord Vishnu and, by extension, Goddess Lakshmi. Worshipping the Shaligram is believed to bring the blessings of both deities.Prosperity and Wealth: Devotees believe that worshipping the Shaligram brings prosperity and wealth into their lives because of the presence of Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth.Spiritual Benefits: It is believed that the Shaligram has the power to purify the mind and soul, and it aids in spiritual growth. The presence of Lakshmi enhances the positive energy around the devotee.Rituals and Offerings: During worship, devotees often offer tulsi leaves, flowers, sandalwood paste, and food items to the Shaligram. Chanting specific mantras and prayers dedicated to Vishnu and Lakshmi is also a common practice.