Bhagawat Puja

Bhagwat Puja

The Shrimad-devi Bhagwat and Shri Durgasaptshati mentions the importance of puja accomplished through the Navratri. Devi Mahaatmya and other texts invoking Goddess Durga are cited during their period of nine days.

A Rudraksha rosary is mostly ready from 5 faced beads which are obtainable most abundantly and likewise in varied sizes . In Devi Bhagwat Puran one can read about technique of preparation of Rudraksha mala for counting beads while chanting mantras. The main mouth (entire aspect) a part of a Rudraksha is named Brahma, the middle half Rudra (Shiva) and the hind part Vishnu. Thus the Trinity form of Lord Rudra gives the worldly pleasures and salvation to man in this world.

One day puja can start from any (Shukla paksha/ Krashna paksha) Ashtami.

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