Pooja Articles Ke Bina Kaha Possible Hai To Worship

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If you are looking for all the pooja articles necessary for “om gan-gaanpataye namo namah,” then you are at the right place. This blog covers pooja articles irreplaceable of their job when it comes to pandal, peace and prayers.

“chalo sab apne jootein-chappal bahaar khol kar aa jaaye, shuru karte ha aaj ka blog.”

Here are pooja articles necessary for har tarah ki pooja.

1. Diya: The first thing before starting the pooja is to light up the Diya. It signifies purity, goodness, good luck and power. Diya, when inflamed, removes darkness and evilness from the rooms.

2. Cotton Wicks (Diya-baati): Every Diya needs a Batti! It is used to light up the room. Wicks helps to hold the flame of the Diya. Cotton wicks can soak oil quicks which help to light them on puja.

3. Sindoor Tilaks

Sindoor Tilaks are the most important in Hindu Rituals. Poojas without tilaks are incomplete. Tilaks are applied on the forehead where ajna chakra rests, considered the centre of attention, mindfulness and inspiration. Traditionally tikas are made up of sandalwood, as they give your matha thandak.

4. Shankha

In Hindu mythology, Shankha is used by the Hindu God Vishnu. These are used to call/praise deities. In the early period, they were also used as war trumpets. Made of sea snail, Turbinella pyrum, and known as Chank Shell, found in the Indian Ocean, Shankhas bring peace.

5. Kalawa Thread

One of the most essential pooja articles is a thread knot on the wrist. Kalawa is also known as Kautuka. It is a red-yellow thread tied used as a protection thread according to Hindu mythology.

6. Ghanta

Ghanta in Hindu rituals has been symbolically used as a medium to express God’s arrival. Bell ringing during prayer is said to help in controlling the mind and focusing on the deity.

7. Incense Sticks

Incense is an aromatic stick which releases fragrance while burning. These pooja articles for praying, meditation and also for aesthetic reasons. According to Hindu tradition, burning incense sticks during pooja helps to clear the air and bring positivity.

Now, if one thinks about it, each of these pooja articles connects to your senses. These somehow are made to bring a state of calm to your inside by impacting you. This one thing influences an individual’s entire lifestyle! What do you think?