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Tel : +91 91776 27643, Raju Panthulu
HAll Colony, Gujula Ramaram Hyd - 055
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HAll Colony, Gujula Ramaram Hyd - 055
Sri Satyanarayana Vratam Pooja Vidhanam Part - 02
Sri Satyanarayana Vratam Pooja Vidhanam Part - 01
Satyanarayan Puja Vidhi
The Satyanarayan puja is generally performed in reverence to the Lord Narayana, which is also a form of Lord Vishnu. In this form, the lord is considered to be the embodiment of truth. Performing the puja in the evening is often considered to be more appropriate. However, it can also be performed during the day, or early morning. On the decided day of the puja, devotees have to fast. After taking a bath, devotees can perform this puja on their own.
The Vidhi in Simple Terms
Take a bath to clean and purify the body, mind and soul
Prepare a Mandala and keep the image of the deity/idol of Lord Ganesha and Lord Satyanarayan ready
Perform the Ganesh Mantra jaap and puja
Perform the Satyanarayan puja vidhi along with aarti and mantra jaap
Recite all 271 verses of the famous Satyanarayan katha
Perform the homa (fire ritual)
Fast from dawn till prasadam
The Satyanarayan puja is generally performed in reverence to the Lord Narayana, which is also a form of Lord Vishnu. In this form, the lord is considered to be the embodiment of truth. Performing the puja in the evening is often considered to be more appropriate. However, it can also be performed during the day, or early morning. On the decided day of the puja, devotees have to fast. After taking a bath, devotees can perform this puja on their own.
The Vidhi in Simple Terms
Take a bath to clean and purify the body, mind and soul
Prepare a Mandala and keep the image of the deity/idol of Lord Ganesha and Lord Satyanarayan ready
Perform the Ganesh Mantra jaap and puja
Perform the Satyanarayan puja vidhi along with aarti and mantra jaap
Recite all 271 verses of the famous Satyanarayan katha
Perform the homa (fire ritual)
Fast from dawn till prasadam
Satyanarayan Puja Preparation
Hindus generally offer their prayers and rituals through a puja that is performed in temples or homes. Satyanarayan puja is done at home, and the main aim is to bring home good omen and blessings from the Lord. Whenever Hindus worship Lord Vishnu, one of the Trimurti Hindu Gods, they also perform Satyanarayan puja at the same time. The names of Satyanarayan refer to the Lord who lived in Andhra Pradesh much before 400 CE; he was the Lord of the Hindus and the incarnation of Lord Vishnu. There are five different parts f the Satyanarayan puja with placement of idols representing one stage of this ritual.
Prepararing for Satyanarayan Puja
Before the puja, it is very important to accumulate all the necessary items needed for the puja. This is the first step of preparation. According to the list, purchase all the items and place it in the room where the puja is to be performed.
On the day of the puja, spread a clean, new cloth in a clean room on top of a square and elevated platform. This shall serve the purpose of the altar.Sprinkle some holy rice rains across the cloth and position the pious kalash on the same. Now, you have to drape the second piece of cloth over that kalash, and then place the image of Vishnu on that cloth.
Gathering around the altar, devotees should be seated in lotus position before the puja begins. Light all the lamps before offering prayers to the Lord. Before the real puja begins, offer your prayers to Lord Vishnu, Ganesha and Shiva. Offer your prayers to goddesses Parvati and Lakshmi. Arrange several flower garlands and place them over the images of the deities.
Place the turmeric pods that represent Gods Shiva and Ganesha, the goddesses Parvati and Lakshmi and the Lord Indra, right on the altar towards the north of kalash. Now, you have to worship the nine planets and the sun by placing some betel leaves with areca nuts on them. Finally, you have to lay those areca nuts on the betel levels to represent the seven deities and Lord Indra of the eight quarters of the universe.
Hindus generally offer their prayers and rituals through a puja that is performed in temples or homes. Satyanarayan puja is done at home, and the main aim is to bring home good omen and blessings from the Lord. Whenever Hindus worship Lord Vishnu, one of the Trimurti Hindu Gods, they also perform Satyanarayan puja at the same time. The names of Satyanarayan refer to the Lord who lived in Andhra Pradesh much before 400 CE; he was the Lord of the Hindus and the incarnation of Lord Vishnu. There are five different parts f the Satyanarayan puja with placement of idols representing one stage of this ritual.
Prepararing for Satyanarayan Puja
Before the puja, it is very important to accumulate all the necessary items needed for the puja. This is the first step of preparation. According to the list, purchase all the items and place it in the room where the puja is to be performed.
On the day of the puja, spread a clean, new cloth in a clean room on top of a square and elevated platform. This shall serve the purpose of the altar.Sprinkle some holy rice rains across the cloth and position the pious kalash on the same. Now, you have to drape the second piece of cloth over that kalash, and then place the image of Vishnu on that cloth.
Gathering around the altar, devotees should be seated in lotus position before the puja begins. Light all the lamps before offering prayers to the Lord. Before the real puja begins, offer your prayers to Lord Vishnu, Ganesha and Shiva. Offer your prayers to goddesses Parvati and Lakshmi. Arrange several flower garlands and place them over the images of the deities.
Place the turmeric pods that represent Gods Shiva and Ganesha, the goddesses Parvati and Lakshmi and the Lord Indra, right on the altar towards the north of kalash. Now, you have to worship the nine planets and the sun by placing some betel leaves with areca nuts on them. Finally, you have to lay those areca nuts on the betel levels to represent the seven deities and Lord Indra of the eight quarters of the universe.
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