Sankalpa is a Sanskrit word, it means conception or idea or notion formed in the heart or mind, solemn vow or determination to perform, desire, definite intention, volition or will.
After performing Achamana, clean your right hand palm by taking water into it through five-vessel. Take fresh water, Akshata, flowers etc. into cleaned right hand palm and read Puja Sankalpa Patha. After reading Sankalpa Patha leave the water in front of yourself.
Om Tatsat Adyaitasya Brahmanohni Dwitiya
Praharardhde Shveta Varaha-Kalpe
Jambu-Dwipe Bharat-Khande Amuka-Pradeshe Amuka-Punya-Kshetre Kaliyuge
Kali-Pratham-Charane Amuka-Samvatsare Kartika-Mase Krishna-Pakshe
Amavasya–Tithau Amuka-Vasare Amuka-Gotrotpanno Amuka-Nama-Aham
Sapatnikasya Suputrasya Sabandhavasya Sarvatra Yasho-Vijayadi-Labhartham
Sarwarishta-Nivritti-Purvaka-Sakala-Manokamana-Siddhyartham Aprapta-Lakshmi-Praptyartham
Prapta-Lakshmi Chira-Kala-Sanrakshanartham Prachalita-Vyapara-Pratishthane
Bahu-Dhan-Labhartham Shri Maha-Lakshmi-Prasannartham
Yadi Naye Bahi-Khate Ka Pujan Ho, To -
Amuka-Namakasya-Mama Vyapara-Pratishthanasya
Nutan-Vasana-Pujan-Karmanah Sangata-Siddhyartham
Itana Aur Jodh Lena Chahiye -
Swasti-Vachana-Kalasha-Sthapana-Purvakam-Yatha-Sampadita-Samagrya
Ganapati-Suryadi-Navagraha-Shodasha-Matrikadi-Pujan-Sahitam Dipavalyam
Shri Ganesha-Lakshmi-Pratima-Pujanam Karishye।
