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Ashtadala Pada Padmaradhana Seva Tirumala

June 28, 2022, Sasidhar Darla 7 Comments Filed Under: Pujas, Tirumala

Here is everything you want to know about Ashtadala Pada Padmaradhana Seva of Lord Venkateswara in Tirumala Tirupati.

What is Ashtadala Pada Padmaradhana Seva?

Ashtadala Pada Padmaradhana Seva is conducted after the second bell in Tirumala Temple. This ritual was initially introduced in Srivari Temple in 1984 when a Muslim devotee presented Lord Srinivasa with 108 gold lotuses. The Archana begins by offering dhupa to the key deity followed by reciting Devadasa (108) names of the Lord.

Each chant is followed by one golden lotus offered at the holy feet of the lord Srinivasa.

Ashtadala Seva
Ashtadala Pada Padmaradhana

Who should perform Ashtadala Pada Padmaradhana Seva?

Here’s who should do the Seva:

  • A single person or a couple can perform this pooja for their successful life.

What are the benefits of performing Ashtadala Pada Padmaradhana Seva?

Here are the benefits of the Seva:

  • The Devotee can financial stability and get the divine blessings of the Lord.
  • People also believe that by doing this pooja they can get good health, harmony success, and fulfillment of desires.

What are the best days to do Ashtadala Pada Padmaradhana Seva?

The best days to perform the seva are:

  • This pooja is performed on every Tuesday in the Tirumala temple.
  • One should make prior bookings to get the dates to perform this pooja.
  • It should be performed early in the morning, the best time to do this pooja is 5.30 a.m.

What is the procedure for performing Ashtadala Pada Padmaradhana Seva?

Here’s how to do the Seva:

  1. The Archana begins with the puja by offering dhupa and diva to the key deity.
  2. Then the pujaris enumerate the Devadasa names of the Lord.
  3. While reciting each name of the Lord, one golden lotus is offered at the feet of Lord Srinivasa.
  4. On completion of the Archana for the main deity Archana is then offered for Goddess Lakshmi and Goddess Padmavati.
  5. After that Ratha aarti is offered first, followed by usual aarti.
  6. During this special puja, the arjitha ticket holders are seated in the Antalya corridor that is located between the Kulasekhara padi and Bangaru Vakili.

What are the materials required for Ashtadala Pada Padmaradhana Seva?

The basic materials required for Ashtadala Seva are turmeric powder, sandalwood powder, Kumkum, betel leaves, supari, rice, camphor, mango leaves, and the most important golden lotus. Apart from these if any other materials are required, they are provided after booking the ticket for this pooja.

Where to perform Ashtadala Pada Padmaradhana Seva?

A devotee can perform this pooja in the Tirumala temple premises. It is performed only on Tuesday. Devotees can take a seat inside Garbha Griha, once they are seated in the garbha griha the curtains will be closed at the Jaya Vijaya statues which is the last door.

What is the cost of Ashtadala Seva?

The cost of performing this pooja is Rs.1,250 per person. They can get the tickets from the Tirumala temple website.

Narayan Nagbali Puja – Cost, Dates and Benefits

June 29, 2022, Sasidhar Darla Filed Under: Pujas

Narayan Nagbali is a 3-day Hindu ritual that is performed at Trimbakeshwar Jyotirlinga near Nasik. The Narayan Bali is performed to fulfil the unsatisfied desires of dead ancestral souls and the Nag Bali is performed to get rid of the curse caused by killing a cobra.

Narayan Nagbali follows the same ritual as the Hindu funeral.

During this pooja, the priest uses an artificial body of wheat flour and chants mantras. These mantras will invoke the bad omen or souls that have certain unfulfilled wishes.

This ritual helps them to possess the artificial body of wheat flour. Also, the funeral releases the family from any sin and sends the soul to another world peacefully. It helps the soul to achieve the highest state of salvation from the cycle of human birth as well as death. This ritual will relieve the soul of a dead person who has faced an abnormal death.

Narayan Nagbali Pooja Trimbakeshwar
Devotees performing Narayan Nagbali Pooja for their ancestors

Who should perform Narayan Nagbali?

Here’s the list of people who can do Narayan Nagbali:

  • Narayan Nagbali Pooja gets of the problems like Financial problems, Family health issues, bad patch in Business, marriage problems and education hindrances.
  • This pooja takes place to get rid of the curse from wife, father, mother, brother, corpse and even small churn-staff. (Patnishap, Pitrushap, Matrushap, Bhatrushap, Pratashap and Matulshap).
  • This pooja takes place for 3 days by married couple to lead a better and peaceful life.
  • This ritual fulfils the desires of the ancestors souls and removes negative effects. The soul tries to get in contact with the family members directly or indirectly and hence the ritual intends to provide peace to the soul.

What are the benefits of doing Narayan Nagbali?

Here’s the list of benefits of Narayan Nagbali:

  • Narayan Nagbali is a very important pooja that helps the ancestors of past 7 generations to attain peace and salvation.
  • This pooja is also very helpful for the childbirth and eliminates any harm from ghosts or bad omen. 
  • It will also help to progress and attain success and progress in the professional life.
  • This pooja is very auspicious and even important than the Chaardhaam yaatra Pitruseva.
  • This pooja also helps to discharge any trouble due to the premature death of the family member. It will free the family from any of the curse from a dead person in the family.

When should I perform Narayana Nagbali?

The dates of the Puja are taken out on the basis of the Nakshatra. There are approximately 2-3 Muhurat per month. Pitru Paksha is also a good time to perform this pooja.

It is beneficial to perform this rite during the Putrada Ekadashi. It takes place on the banks of a river or any other sacred place. This is a three day ritual during Ashlesha Nakshatra days. Devotees can also perform this pooja on the 7th day from the no moon day.

It should not take place during the Ekadasi, Grahan days, Ashtami and Dasami. 

Narayan Nagbali Pooja Dates for 2019

Here are the Narayan Nagbali Pooja Dates for 2019:

Month Narayan Nagbali Dates
January 2019 4, 8, 15, 21, 24, 27
February 2019 4, 11, 14, 18, 22, 26
March 2019 1, 4, 10, 13, 17, 20, 23, 27, 31
April 2019 6, 9, 12, 16, 19, 23, 27
May 2019 4, 7, 11, 15, 20, 24, 31
June 2019 3, 7, 10, 14, 18, 21, 27
July 2019 1, 4, 7, 11, 14, 18, 25, 28
August 2019 1, 7, 10, 14, 21, 25, 28, 31
September 2019 11, 17, 20, 23, 26
October 2019 8, 14, 18, 22, 31
November 2019 4, 11, 14, 18, 21, 24, 28
December 2019 1, 8, 11, 15, 18, 22, 26, 29

How to perform Narayan Nagbali?

Here’s how to perform Narayan Nagbali:

Day 1:

  1. Reach Trimbakeshwar the evening before the Puja starts.
  2. On the first day of this ritual, take a holy dip in the Kushavarta. After the bath ear completely new clothes. Men should wear new Dhoti and women should wear new sarees.
  3. After that, go to the Kushawarth Tirtharaj in Trayambakeshwar with a coconut, 5 supari and Dakshina and perform the Prathna.
  4. For those whose Dad is alive, you don’t have to do the ‘Mundan’ or make go bald. For those who don’t have your dad alive, you have to get your hair chopped.
  5. For performing the Sankalp, you have to go to the ‘Shamshaan’ present behind the Shivji Temple on Trimbakeshwar. There are preparations made to perform the Vidhaan there.
  6. After the sankalp, a puja is performed to worship 5 Kalash.
  7. After that worship 6Murtis of Bal Gopal, Vishnu, Bramha, Shankar, Yumraj and Tath Purush.
  8. Then perform the Havan.
  9. Then perform the 11 Pindh Shraddh for Lord Vishnu and 5 Pind Shraddh for Lord Bramha and the other 5 Gods. In total you have to do 16 Pind Shraddhs.
  10. We make a nice Pind to perform the Puja. While performing the Puja, we worship it. We pray that erases away all the Pitru Dosh of the family.
  11. After that,  offer one of these Pinds to the crows for them to eat.
  12. After that make a doll of a human and worship it with all the Mantras and rules, placing it on top of a coconut. After the puja is performed, declare it to be dead and burn it.
  13. After that, perform its Dashakriya Vidhaan like any other human being.
  14. Repeat the Mantra- ‘Om Namah Bhagvate Vasudeva’ throughout the day.
Narayan Nagbali Puja Procedure - Pindh Shraddha
Narayan Nagbali Puja Procedure – Pindh Shraddha
Narayan Nagbali Puja Procedure - Havan
Narayan Nagbali Puja Procedure – Havan

Day 2:

  1. On the next day, again after taking a bath at the Kund, wear the same cloth you wore the day before.
  2. After that, again go to the Shamshaan.
  3. Then perform the Sapindh Shradh (11 Vidhi and 12 Vidhi Shradh) of the Human Doll that was worshipped and burnt the day before.
  4. After performing the Shradh we make a ‘Pratima’ of a Nag or a Snake on a Flour or ‘Ata’.
  5. Again we worship it and then declare it to be dead. After that, burn this as well.
  6. The Snake or Nag is believed to have 8 Doshas. Perform these 8 Doshas puja plus the Nag Pratima Puja. In total perform the Puja for 9 Doshas. After that end the Vidhaan.
  7. After that,  spend the day constantly saying ‘Om Namah Bhagvate Namah’.

Day 3:

  1. On the third day, Ganesh Pooja is performed so that devotees can start all the good things going forward.
  2. You have to bring a Gold Nag Partima or Murti and worship it.
  3.  After this the Narayan Nagalika Vidhaan is complete.
  4. The rest of the day you have to continuously say the ‘Om Namah Bhagvate Namah’ mantra.

What are the materials required for this pooja?

Here is the list of materials required for Narayan Nagbali:

New clothes and Dakshina in form of money, Golden statue of Snake which should be minimum 1gm. It is important to bring the nag (snake) statue made up of gold as silver nag is not acceptable. It is also important to donate this statue of snake after the vidhi (ritual).

The daksina includes food arrangements for 2 persons and all the Pooja Samagri. It is important to bring new white clothes that includes napkin, gamcha and dhoti for the pooja. And the ladies should have saree, blouse and other necessary things.

Where to perform Narayan Nagbali?

Trimbakeshwar Temple
Trimbakeshar Temple is famous for Narayan Nagbali Pooja

Narayan Nagbali takes place at Trimbakeshwar where all the devotees perform different rituals and tirtha shraddha of the departed soul and give Brahman bhojan. It is also advised to perform maharudra or lakhurudra at the Trimbakeshwar. Many dharamshalas are within walking distance from the main temple. Trimbakeshwar Jyotirlinga is one of the 5 Jyotirlingas in Maharashtra. There are a total of 12 Jyotirlingas in India.

Before you begin with the pooja, it is very important to take a holy dip Kushavarta Kund. This puja requires special dates to perform it. There are some days that are not suitable for this pooja.

What is the cost of performing Narayan Nagbali?

Narayan Nagbali is a 3-day pooja where you require proper accommodation and also a purohit to perform the pooja. One Brahmin or Pandit performs the Puja. But more Pandits are required for doing the arrangements of the Puja.

  • The cost of performing the puja would be around 7,000 – 8,000 rupees. This excludes the new clothes and the Gold Pratima. These are to be brought by you.
  • The amount of the Puja includes the Dakshina of the Pandits and the cost of the Samugri.
  • The fare of the most basic rooms costs Rs. 500 per day.
  • The cost of food per plate is Rs. 100. The food is prepared on the hotel where you would be staying. At 100 rupees you will be getting Dal, Rice, Roti and Sabji.

Frequently asked questions about Narayan Nagbali

Q: Is it compulsory to get head shaved before the Narayan Nagbali Pooja?

A: If the father of the person performing the pooja expired, only then one needs to get their head shaved before the pooja.

Q: Do I have to fast for all 3 days of the Narayan Nagbali Pooja?

A: You need to fast only till the time the pooja takes place on any given day. You can eat after the pooja is complete for the day.

Q: How long is the Narayan Nagbali Pooja performed on each day?

A: Although the pooja takes place for 3 days, the actual duration of the pooja is only 3 hours per day.

Q: What dress should i wear for Narayan Nagbali Pooja?

You should wear a new dress on Day-1 and must wear the same dress for the 3 days (after washing it daily). White Dhoti is the dress that Men should prefer and Saree (except green and black colors) is the dress that Women should prefer.

If you have any questions related with Narayan Nagbali Puja, please leave a comment and we will reply within an hour.

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Pavamana Homam – Benefits, Procedure and Cost

March 7, 2020, Sasidhar Darla 29 Comments Filed Under: Homa

Pavamana Homam is a ritual performed to put an end to all your sins and bad karmas you have accumulated in life. You might be experiencing the bad effects of karma of your past lives without even knowing it. This homam cleanses your soul and brings purity in your life.

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Pavamana homam is a word derived from the Dravidian language. According to it, ‘Pavam’ means to sin and ‘Mana’ means to negate. Vedic astrologers also recommend this homam to correct one’s horoscope.

Who is Lord Pavamana?

Pavamana is a group of Gods who reduce your sins and bring positivity and prosperity in life. The group consists of Lord Vishnu, Lord Hanuman, Lord Bharati, Somadeva, Agnideva, and goddess Ganga. These Gods are individually invoked and summoned in a kalasha – a holy sacred pot. Then, they are worshiped for a mandala which is a period of 45 days.

What are the benefits of performing Pavamana Homam?

Here are the list of benefits of performing Pavamana Homam:

  1. We should perform this homam to negate all the sins we have done unknowingly. The sins can be in the form of violence, insulting elders, stealing, lying, etc.
  2. This Homam cleanses your soul and makes your mind pure.
  3. It purifies your life and destroys all your sins.
  4. It negates all your present as well as past lives sins.
  5. This homam brings prosperity and wealth in the life of its devotees.
  6. One can achieve peace of mind and calmness with it.
  7. It shows you the path of salvation and helps in achieving moksha.

Who should perform Pavamana Homam?

Here’s who should do Pavamana Homam:

  • People who are suffering from the bad karmas of their past lives and it is affecting their present life. They should perform this homam to get rid of past-life karmas.
  • Those who want to achieve salvation and peace of mind.
  • As per astrologer’s advice, we can perform this homam to correct our stars and horoscopes.

What are the best days to do Pavamana Homam?

Thai Amavasya, also known as Magha Amavasya or Mauni Amavasya, is an auspicious day to perform Pavamana Homam. There is a belief that water of holy Ganga river turns into a sweet nectar on the day of Mauni Amavasya. Hence, it is very fruitful to take a holy dip in Ganga river on that day.

Other good days to perform this homam are:

  • Ekadashi, Poornima, Saturdays are also auspicious dates for Pavamana Homam.
  • Vedic astrologers also decides the dates for this homam according to your horoscope.

What is the procedure for performing Pavamana Homam?

Time needed: 1 hour

Here’s how to do Pavamana Homam at home:

  1. Summoning Gods

    The clang of Gods is first invoked and summoned in the puja.

  2. Kalasha Sthapna

    We place a Kalasha on Rice mandala. We then request Gods to situate there.

  3. Agni Prathisthapana

    We then light the fire inside the homam Kund along with camphor.

  4. Offerings and Samagri

    We have to offer milk, ghee, honey and fruits in puja.

  5. Chanting Mantras

    It contains 7010 mantras from Rig Veda. We should chant Pavamana Pancha Sookthas and Vishnu related mantras during this homam.

Pavamana Mantra

ॐ असतो मा सद्गमय ।,तमसो मा ज्योतिर्गमय ।,मृत्योर्मा अमृतं गमय ।,ॐ शान्तिः शान्तिः शान्तिः ॥

What are the materials required for this Homam?

The main materials required for Pavamana Homam are Ghee, milk, honey, and camphor. Fruits are also offered and distributed as prasada later. Besides this, one must have a homam Kunda (can be of bricks) and woods for fire.

Where to perform Pavamana Homam?

The procedure of this homam is so simple. Hence, a follower can perform this homam by himself or they can call a Pandit. One can perform this homam at their home or office. A lot of temples also offer the services of this homam.
Still, one should book the place and Pandit in advance and perform it on auspicious days only.

What is the cost of Pavamana Homam?

The cost of this puja is usually around Rs.5000. The cost includes the materials required and Dakshina for Pandit.

If you need any help regarding this Homam, feel free to leave a comment. We will give you a reply within an hour.

Saraswati Puja 2020 – Procedure, Cost and Benefits | ONLINE BOOKING

January 23, 2020, Sasidhar Darla 7 Comments Filed Under: Pujas

Saraswati Puja Date for 2020 in India – Wednesday, January 29, 2020.

Saraswati Puja is considered to be the most auspicious puja in Indian culture. Goddess Saraswati is the goddess of knowledge and the sign of purity and peace. This puja plays a very important role in India’s culture of respect for learning. Saraswati puja is also popular as Vasant Panchami. Moreover, a typical image of Goddess Saraswati shows her sitting on a lotus flower or riding a swan. She is a tribute to power, confidence, and knowledge.

Saraswati Puja Overview

DatesWednesday, January 29, 2020
Deity Goddess Saraswati
Related Festival Vasant Panchami, Diwali, Navratri
Relevant SeasonSpring
Significance Goddess of Skills and Knowledge
DressTraditional

Significance Of Saraswati Puja in a Child’s Life

Children are encouraged to worship Maa Saraswati because of the educational value she holds. Here is why we should educate about the significance of Saraswati Puja in a child’s life –

  1. Knowledge is Wealth: It is only through knowledge that an individual can conquer the world, which is why much emphasize has been given to knowledge and wisdom in the life of a student.
  2. Art and Music: The Goddess encourages all sorts of arts and music apart from educational knowledge. A child should seek the blessings of this goddess in order to excel in all spheres of life.
  3. Peace: Goddess Saraswati is seen on the peaceful lake of the mind, offering the peace of silent meditation, which is necessary for today’s fast-paced life. 
  4. Following Traditions: Doing Saraswati Puja helps a child to stay in touch with the customs and traditions despite gaining knowledge of the world. 
  5. Being Spiritual: Apart from engaging in all sorts of arts and music, students learn to become spiritual and respectful. They learn qualities like team-building, leadership, and corporation.

Why do we celebrate Saraswati Puja?

  • Saraswati puja is celebrated for knowledge and is auspicious for students.
  • Vasant Panchami is also an auspicious day to begin new work, to marry or to shift to a new home. The yellow colour is significant on this day.
  • Devotees also worship Saraswati as the water deity who has purifying powers.
  • The festival of Saraswati pooja is also an occasion of social celebrations. This puja is very common in eastern India.
  • Further, on this day all the educational institutes worship the Goddess with lots of happiness.

What Goddess Saraswati Symbolizes?

The scripture she holds are the Vedas and represent knowledge, while the japa mala, or beads, represents discipline and concentration.

Goddess Saraswati Symbolism
Her Four Arms Her front arms depict the Goddess’ activity in the material realm while the back arms depict the activity in the spiritual realm.
Stringed Instrument, or Veena The veena represents the arts and serves as a reminder to live in harmony with others and the world.
Book or Vedas Represents the Truth or pure knowledge
Stringed Beads, or Japa Mala Represents discipline, concentration, and meditation
White Clothing or Sari Symbolic of purity
Lotus A white lotus represents purity and knowledge.
Peacock The peacock represents beauty and dance. Peacocks can also represent vanity and indecision.
Swan The beautiful swan that is seen with the Goddess represents beauty. The swan is believed to have the ability to separate water from milk with its beak. This symbolizes how we should chose between right and wrong.
Symbolism of Goddess Saraswati
The Goddess Saraswati represents and symbolizes discipline, knowledge, and concentration.

Who should perform Saraswati Puja?

  • People who want to develop creativity, confidence and improve their skills should perform Saraswati pooja.
  • Professionals can also perform this puja to gain success.
  • Students perform this puja to increase their skills and talents in various fields.
  • Performing Saraswati pooja also improves memory power and communication skills.

Saraswati Puja is also observed during the 5 days festivities of Diwali and Navratri. The Goddess Saraswati is worshipped during Dhanteras and the night of Badi Diwali which falls on the night of Amavasya.

What are the benefits of performing Saraswati Puja?

Here is a list of benefits of performing Saraswati Puja:

  • One gets the blessings of Goddess Saraswati. This helps in gaining knowledge and wisdom in one’s life.
  • This puja also fills one’s life with lots of positivity and removes negativity.
  • It also provides strength and empowerment in an individual’s life.
  • After performing this puja, a person becomes more talented and skilled.

When should I perform Saraswati Puja?

  • The 10th day of ‘Dussehra‘ or ‘Navratri‘ is included in the celebrations of Saraswati Puja.
  • Devotees also also perform Saraswati Puja on Vasant Panchami. Vasant Panchmi also has other names like Saraswati Panchami and Shri Panchami.
  • Also, many astrologists consider it an Abujha day. 
  • Purvahna Kala decides the day on which Vasant Panchami falls. It is the time between the sunrise and midday.
Rituals and Traditional Wear of Saraswati Puja
Devotees Performing Puja and Rituals wearing traditional clothes on Saraswati Puja.

How to do Saraswati Puja at home?

Time needed: 30 minutes

Here is how to do Saraswati Pooja:

  1. Early morning bath

    The process of Saraswati pooja starts with an early morning bath. This bathing water is medicinal as it contains neem and tulsi leaves in it. Then, apply turmeric paste on the body and then perform the puja.

  2. Wear White or Yellow Clothes

    Wear white or yellow clothes after the bath. Also, the place where the puja takes place should be clean. Then place the idol of Goddess Saraswati.

  3. Place the idol and Kalash

    After placing the idol, clean the place and decorate it with garlands and flowers. Also, place the books and musical instrumental near the idol. Then, one should place the Kalash.

  4. Fill Kalash with water

    Fill the Kalash with water and keep mango leaves on its edges. Keep Durva grass and betel nut on the top of Kalash along with the flower.

  5. Recite Mantras

    It is considered very important to keep the idol of Lord Ganesha near the Goddess Saraswati. Then there should be the proper and correct reciting of the mantras.

  6. Light lamps

    Then, light the lamps and incense sticks.

  7. Idol immersion

    Finally, on the next day, immerse the idol of Goddess Saraswati into water.

What are the Saraswati Puja Mantras?

Here are the mantras that one should utter while performing Saraswati Pooja:

Saraswati Puspanjali Mantra

Om Bhadro Kallyoi Namo Nityang
Saraswatyoi Namo Namah
Veda Vedanta Vedanga
Bidya Sthanebhaya
Ebacho esso swachandana
Billyopatro Pushpanjali
Om Oing Shree Shree Saraswatoi Namoh

Saraswati Pranam Mantra

Om Jay Jay Debi Characharo Sare
Kuchojugo Shobhito Mukta Hare
Veena Ranjito Pustaka Haste
Bhagobati Bharati Debi Namohstute
Om Saraswati Maha Bhage
Vidya Kamolo Lochone
Biswarupe Bishalakshi
Vidyang dehi Namohastute

What are the materials required for Saraswati Puja?

The materials required in Saraswati Pooja are:

Samagri/ Things required Quantity
Mango Leaves 5
Ghee 1 Kg
Dhoop 100 Grams
Agarbatti 2 Packets
Saffron as per requirement
Kumkum 100 Grams
Coconut 1
Rosewater 1 Bottle
Betel Leaf 5
Kapur 1 Packet
Gulal – Holi Colours100 grams of each color
Turmeric powder 100 grams
Idol of Saraswati 1
Sandal 1 Pair
Coins as per your requirement and facility.
Rice 100 grams
Fruits Mixed Fruits as per your requirement
Diyas 5 minimum

Other requirements are:

  1. Plate
  2. Match Box
  3. Ganga Jal
  4. Lotus and Yellow flowers like Marigold
  5. Kamal Gatte
  6. Clean red cloth
  7. Piper Beetle
  8. Cotton Wicks
  9. Marigold Flowers Garland
  10. Kalash
  11. Panchamrit

What to wear on Saraswati Puja?

  • It is very important to wear only Yellow clothes on Saraswati Puja because this colour holds great significance for this Puja.
  • Women can wear traditional dresses like Saree or Salwar.
  • Men can wear traditional dresses like Dhoti.

What is the cost of performing Saraswati Puja?

Saraswati Puja with the prescribed materials ranges from Rs. 2000 to Rs.4000.

If you have any questions related to Sraswati Puja, please leave a comment below and we will reply within an hour.

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