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Puja Rituals – Detailed information according to Vedic scriptures

In the Vedic tradition, worship is not just a religious ritual, but a way to connect with God, maintain the rhythm (balance of creation) through one's duties, and achieve self-purification. Mantras, sacrifices, yagnas, and fire rituals are given much greater importance in Vedic worship than in modern worship.

The purpose of Vedic worship is not only to worship idols, but also to invoke divine powers through mantras, yajnakarma, and agnihotra, to offer them, and finally to immerse them. Each act is accompanied by the recitation of specific mantras.

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Vedic Ritual

Main Principle of Puja Ritual

The purpose of Vedic worship is not only to worship idols, but also to invoke divine powers through mantras, yajnakarma, and agnihotra, to offer them, and finally to immerse them. Each act is accompanied by the recitation of specific mantras.

Preparations for worship

Purity of body and location:

Bathing and wearing clean clothes, purifying the place of worship (mandap or yajnashala) with Ganga water or pure water.

Pooja Content:

flowers akshata kumkum sesame durva water fragrance lamp incense offerings samidha ghee yajna kund

Main Ritual Process

०1

Resolution (making a resolution)

Explaining the purpose of worship."I resolve to please Sri Parameshwara for the accomplishment of all my works"

०2

Invocation and provision of seats

Invoking the deity."I invoke, I place, I offer the seat"

०3

Padya, Arghya, Achamana

Offering Padya (foot washing), Arghya (hand and foot washing) and Achaman (mouth cleansing).

Process of worship

Bath and Garment Ornaments —

Bathing the deity (with mantra water) and offering clothes and ornaments.

Offerings of odors, flowers, incense, lamps —

Carrying incense (sandalwood), flowers (flowers), incense sticks (incense sticks), and lamps (lamps).

Sacrifice and tambul offering —

Offering food, fruits, sweets (naivedya), then giving betel leaves (tambul).

Chanting and praise —

Chanting of deity's mantras, hymns, recitation of Richas. E.g. “Om Namo Bhagvate Vasudevai” or “Om Trimbakam Yajamhe”.

Home / Yagya Karma —

During Agnihotra, offer ghrita and samidha offerings while chanting Vedic mantras. For each offering: It is important to say “Swaha”.

Aarti and prayer —

Perform aarti by lighting the lamp and finally pray with devotion.

Parikrama and Salutation —

To circumambulate (circumambulate) around the deity and offer obeisance.

Apology and Absolution —

Asking for forgiveness for any mistakes made during worship and peacefully disposing of the deity.

Vedic Ritual

Importance of mantras

Mantracharan is the most important thing in Vedic worship. These mantras are chanted to gods like Agni, Vayu, Surya, Indra, Varuna, because it is through fire that offerings reach the gods. Mantras are vibrations in the form of sound, which deepen the connection between the worshipper and the universe.

Philosophy behind Vedic worship

Sacrifice means purification of worship —

This is not just a belief, but a deep process that connects us to the energy of the universe.

Preserving the seasons of creation —

The natural balance in the universe is maintained through offerings, mantras, and rituals.

Respect for divinity —

Every offering is a sacrifice of our ego.