Varanasi Divine Services

Mahua

Puja Samagri

₹ 100.00

Mahua

₹ 100.00

100 gm

Tulsi Ka Patta or Tulsi Leaves

Puja Samagri

₹ 6.00

Tulsi Ka Patta or Tulsi Leaves

₹ 6.00

Tulsi plant play important role in rituals even in daily pujas. It has been mentioned in Skandapuran that some of the drops of nector fell on the earth during the process of Samudramanthan. Tulsi was formed out of them. It was handed over to Shri Vishnu by Shri Brahma. The leaves of the tulsi plant are important in worship. They are superior even to fragrant flowers. Flowers are fragrant only when they bloom. But every part of the tulsi plant has fragrance. Its seeds, It leaves, Its stem, Its roots, all have fragrance. Even the soil in which it is planted acquires the fragrant smell of the plant. All we need to do is to use a single tulsi leaf in worship. Nothing will please Lord Naryana more . using tulsi leaves in worship will bring prosperity.

5 leaf

11 Leaf

51 Leaf

101 Leaf

Mango Leaves

Puja Samagri

₹ 55.00

Mango Leaves

₹ 55.00

Mango Leaves are part of the Hindu Tradition. They are placed to represents kama or fertility God. Mango Leaves are used to decorate the door of the House, Offices, Commercial Places, Temples or areas where rituals are being performed. It may just be a ritual but there is a more scientific meaning behind the hanging of these leaves (putting in kalash having different reasons) It absorb carbon dioxide and release oxygen, this helps in keeping the surrounding atmosphere clean and hygienic. People who have extremely stressful life style find it releasing to spend time in nature. So, it can be a small way of releasing and unwinding from stress.

11 Leaf

21 Leaf

51 Leaf

108 Leaf

बाँस की जड / Bamboo Root

Puja Samagri

₹ 338.00

बाँस की जड / Bamboo Root

₹ 338.00

Bamboo Root

0.250 kg

Doob or Durva Grass

Puja Samagri

₹ 14.00

Doob or Durva Grass

₹ 14.00

Doob is one of the essential grass in hindu Puja. It is especially an important offering when we perform Ganesh Puja. The Doob or Durva Grass consist of three blades which represents the three principles of primal Shiva , primal Shakti and Primal Ganesha. As per story of Durva Lord Ganesha declared that whoever worship him with Durva Grass will forever receive his blessings. The minimum number of Durva to be offered to Lord Ganesha Should be 21. Tie the Durva together and offer them to Lord Ganesha after dipping into water. The entire idol of Lord Ganesha excluding the face should be covered with Durva. You should begin offering the Doob from the feet of the deity and then moving on to other parts.

21 Piece

110 Piece

रुद्राक्ष की जड़ / Rudraksh ka Root

Puja Samagri

₹ 750.00

रुद्राक्ष की जड़ / Rudraksh ka Root

₹ 750.00

Rudraksh Root is also known as Elaeocarpus ganitrus root.

0.250 kg

Kashi Dhara or Kashi Kair

Puja Samagri

₹ 10.00

Kashi Dhara or Kashi Kair

₹ 10.00

It is believed that tying Kashi Dhara or Kashi Kair sacred thread protects a person from enemies, disease and other danger while chanting Sanskrit mantra as well as It will also help for purity our thoughts and turn them into positive ones.

4 Piece

100 Piece

Flowers for Puja

Puja Samagri

₹ 11.00

Flowers for Puja

₹ 11.00

The fragrance of the flower pleases the deity. They create a pleasant and aesthetic value to the pooja ritual. They are symbol of happiness, prosperity and completion of purpose of life. While offering flowers use all five fingers.

11 Flowers

Kumkum or Roli

Puja Samagri

₹ 12.00

Kumkum or Roli

₹ 12.00

Kumkum is associated with Devi and applying Kumkum will bring the blessing of the Devi. Kumkum is to be made by drying and powdering the Kumkum flower (Saffron flower-Kesar flower). Since saffron is very costly Kumkum is made by mixing of calcium and turmeric powder in such a way that the calcium is added to turmeric bit by bit and mixing thoroughly till the desired color is arrived. Kumkum is used for abhishek or archan. It is very good if applied daily on Devi Idols.

20 g

80 g

200 g

1 KG

Mauli or Kalava

Puja Samagri

₹ 140.00

Mauli or Kalava

₹ 140.00

It is believed that tying this sacred thread protects a person from enemies, disease and other danger while chanting Sanskrit mantra as well as remember fist should not face downward and it should have only three knots for controlling three veins which is associated with the three body doshas or constituents like Vata or vayu responsible to mobilize the function of the nervous system, Pitt or bile is useful in digestion and supply of blood and energy to various parts of the body and Kapha which is the carrier of nutrients into the arterial System. It will also help for purity our thoughts and turn them into positive ones.

10 Piece

Bhasm

Puja Samagri

₹ 10.00

Bhasm

₹ 10.00

Bhasm is made by burning of cow dung with the paddy husk overnight. In the morning the cow dung would have been burnt and became ash which are taken out carefully without mixing the husk parts. The burnings are done normally on the Siva ratri nights. Bhasm is supposed to give health, wealth and prosperity. If the positions of Sun (aditya) and Saturn (Sani) are not in favorable position at the time of birth, wearing Bhasm after bath with chanting of 'Om Nama:sivaya:' will give relief from the doshas. Since Bhasm is associated with Lord Siva, it is expected to protect us from evil spirits and the consequences. It is to be applied by making it wet with water in the mornings; mixing with sandal paste in the afternoon and applying dry in the evenings is the correct procedure. Applying or wearing the tilak while meditating or chanting mantras on the deity of ones liking will prevent many of the doshas due to the positions of the planets. This will also bring in prosperity. During the time of inauspicious times like immediately after death or birth in the family and the menses time of ladies wearing or applying tilak should be avoided.

20 g

80 g

200 g

Betel Leaf or Paan Leaf

Puja Samagri

₹ 10.00

Betel Leaf or Paan Leaf

₹ 10.00

Betel Leaf or Paan Ka Patta plays a prominent role in the socio-religious life of the Hindus. No auspicious vedic occasion moves ahead without a ritual involving Paan in it. It is believed that Lord Shiva and Parvati themselves had sown the seeds of Paan in the Himalayan ranges.