Pooja Items

The most vital facet of Hindu worship is the pooja, which is made up of a selection of ritual offerings and prayers, to be executed as cited in the pooja vidhi. Pooja is a fundamental fragment of Hindu culture and during the year, we perform numerous pooja rituals to worship various Hindu Gods and Goddesses. It is one of the purest ways to unite with the inner soul, as well as connect to your deity or guru. Indians are known for worshipping several Gods as per their faith, using numerous types of pooja items, to offer prayer to their respective deities. Performing pooja using all the customary pooja items can give you a sense of peace and calm. This is considered to be the path to the spiritual and eternal contentment that humans crave. Every item in a pooja has a definite history and a specific impact. The arrangement of pooja items used in pooja vidhi is based on the level of the Panchatattvas (Five Cosmic Principles). Knowing the spiritual significance of each of these items, or samagri, boosts the bhav (spiritual emotion) towards them. Hindu pooja ceremonies demand the use of various materials. The assortment of spiritual and religious fixtures are supposed to fill the mind with clean and pure thoughts. These include basic pooja items such as religious idols, mukut, kumkum, diyas, camphor, chandan, roli, garland, pooja thali, chandan, haldi, bell, etc. Furthermore, there are quite a few additional and widely used pooja items like panchpatra, saligrama, colorful flowers, dry fruits, and akshat which are offered to God, to attain wealth and prosperity, and make your pooja propitious and complete. These are offered to the deities while chanting specific spiritual mantras. Incense sticks are among the basic and crucial pooja materials, which disperse their attractive aroma in your home and surroundings. These sticks will burn slowly with a lingering fragrance and enduring presence, which helps enhance the atmosphere where you are conducting your prayers. Pooja samagri like incense sticks enable the creation of a positive setting for the spiritual forces around us. Incense has been used to create and kindle the presence of the divine among us since times immemorial. The heavenly scent that is infused by dhoop, or incense sticks, calm the mind, ease the spirit as well as invigorates the environment. Kapur, or camphor, is another important and basic part of Hindu pooja rituals. It is a granulated crystal acquired from the foundation, branch, and leaf of the camphor tree by distillation. It evaporates directly when burned, without leaving any traces. In the same way, lighting kapur before God is considered to be a sign of burning our ego, or illusion, with the fire of knowledge, and merging with the almighty without leaving any residue. Gomati chakra and Moti Shankh are also items of the Hindu prayer items that are considered as the symbols of growth and prosperity. They repel negativity and purify the rituals with luck and prosperity. In addition to the above-mentioned items, numerous other items are used in Hindu prayer rituals, all of which are available on our website. Every pooja needs different items for successful completion, and it is best to arrange everything in advance to avoid last-minute hassles and complete your pooja. Choose from our wide array of spiritual and religious accessories, and cement your path to gain divine blessings.