Satyanarayan Puja Kit / Narayan Puja Kit / Shree Satyanarayan Puja Samagri for Home and Office Puja for Hindu God Satyanarayan Festival (Small Package)

Name: Satyanarayan Puja Kit / Narayan Puja Kit / Shree Satyanarayan Puja Samagri for Home and Office Puja for Hindu God Satyanarayan Festival (Small Package)
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You should worship Satyanarayan and chant the Satya Narayana mantra for as many times as you can. These mantras can be chanted in any language. One should always have a feeling of being free from worldly attachments during the Pooja.

Shree Satyanarayan pooja is a holy ritual in Hindu culture. The puja is dedicated to Lord Vishnu, who is considered the preserver. With Sri Satyanarayan Pooja, the devotee prays to Vishnu to provide peace and prosperity for all living beings on the earth. This pooja should be undertaken with utmost faith and devotion.

Contents / Items of Satyanarayan Puja Kit (Samagri):

Gangajal (Holy water), Akshada Rice (Atap Chal), 100 Grams Gurer batasha, 100 Grams Murki, Panchali (Satyanaryan Yantra), Siddhi Sindur, Til, Haritaki, Tir Kathi, Dhan, Job, Agarbatti / Mombati (1 packet small size), Pancha Sasya, Pancha Ratna, Pancha Rang Guri, Ghoter Gamcha, 2 Pieces Supari, Ghee, Madhu, Dhoop kathi (Incense Sticks), 100 Grams Dhuno, Sandal / Chandan Paste, Camphor / Kapur / Kapoor - 1 container, 1 Piece Chandmala, 1 Pieces Kodom Flower, 1 Piece Cheli, Lal Suto, 50 Grams Narkel Chhobra, Tambulam (Pan), Alta, Sakha, Pola, Loha, Janeo (Polte), Gulaal Powder (Abir), Cotton Wicks, Sage (সমীধ ), Lord Satyanaryan Photo

Occasions :
The kit is designed to make sure your pooja (Satyanarayan Puja) needs are met.

Chemical Free products :
All our products are ayurvedic made with 100% Pure ingredients. Completely Free from Harmful chemicals and Artificial Colours.

Natural and Herbal :
The products are made from Natural ingredients. The products have a beautiful fragrance with good consistency.

Easy to Use :
Satyanarayan Puja kits are ready to use, mess-free and can be used by anyone.

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Handling	All Raw & Fresh products are maintained between 3-8 degree C (for Interstate Products), till it reaches you. We neither Freeze nor add any preservatives to the product. Please refrigerate (freezer section) immediately after receiving the Product.
Weight	1 kg approx
Packaging	All items are packed in a secure plastic bag
Disclaimer	The images shown are for illustration purposes only and may not be an exact representation of the product.
Items in Satyanarayan Puja Kit	Gangajal (Holy water), Gomutra - 25ml (Cow urine), Akshada Rice, Aalpona Sticker, 100 Grams Gurer batasha, 100 Grams Murki, Panchali (Satyanaryan Yantra), Siddhi Sindur, Til, Haritaki, Tir Kathi, Dhan etc.

About Satyanarayan Puja :

The Satyanarayanã Puja is a religious ritual worship of the Hindu god Vishnu.

The puja is described in the Skanda Purana, a medieval era Sanskrit text. According to Madhuri Yadlapati, the Satyanarayana Puja is an archetypal example of how "the Hindu puja facilitates the intimacy of devotional worship while enabling a humble sense of participating gratefully in a larger sacred world.

The puja narrates the Satyanarayana Katha (story), which dictates the various worldly and spiritual benefits the puja brings to performers. The Katha states how the deity Narayana vows to aid his devotees during Kali Yuga, the last of the four ages in Hindu cosmology, in particular the performers and attendees of the Satyanarayana Puja. The Katha narrates that the performance of the puja is in itself a promise to God, and recounts the plights of characters who either fail to complete the puja or forget their promises.