Shri Anna Ganapati Navgraha Siddhapeetham Nashik Maharashtra India

Meaning of Nitya Karma

Daily performing poojas of the Vishesh graha according to the week days.

Daily Nitya Karma Performed At Anna Ganpati Navgraha Siddhapeetham

1. Ganesh Abhishekam Pooja

2. Ganesh Archana Pooja

3. Ganesh Pancho Upchar Pooja

4. Rudra Abhishek Pooja

5. Laghu Rudra Pooja

6. Lalita Sahastranam Pooja

7. Vishesh Graha Abhsishek Poojan

8. Vishesh Graha Homam Pooja

9. Vishesh Graha Pancho Upchar Pooja

10. Vishesh Graha Archana Pooja

Note :

All Devotees Can Participate In The Nitya Karma With 1 Week Prior Booking.
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Individual Graha Shanti Pooja

1. Lord Surya Shanti Pooja

2. Lord Chandra Shanti Pooja

3. Lord Mangal Shanti Pooja

4. Lord Bhudha Shanti Pooja

5. Lord Guru Shanti Pooja

6. Lord Shukra Shanti Pooja

7. Lord Shani Shanti Pooja

8. Lord Rahu Shanti Pooja

9. Lord Ketu Shanti Pooja

10. Navgarha Shanti Pooja

Special Poojas

1. Ganesh Abhishekam

2. Ganesh Archana

3. Ganesh Homam

4. Satya Vinayak Pooja

5. Chandi Homam

6. Nav Chandi Homam

7. Laghu Rudra Shanti

8. Laghu Rudra Poojan

9. Kaal Sarp Shanti

10. Kal Bhairav Homam

11. Dattatraya Yaag

12. Kal Bhairav Poojan

How To Do Pooja And Pooja Faqs

Puja Is A Sacred Practice Of Reverence, Honor, Adoration Or Worship From The Devotee Towards The Almighty. Puja Could Mean Different Things To Different People. For Puja, All You Need To Have Is A Devoted Heart Full Of Love For The Divine. The Merciful God Overlooks The Shortcomings Of Men If They Follow The Path Of Spirituality With Devotion. So, Minor Faults Don't Really Matter, If The Devotion Is Sincere. God Is Kind And Grants Blessings To The Devotees With Sincere Heart.

How Is Pooja Celebrated?

According To Hinduism, A Formal Puja Consists Of Meditation (dhyana), Austerity (tapa), Chanting (mantra) And Scripture Reading (svadhyaya), Offering Food (thaal) And Prostrations (panchanga Or Ashtanga Pranama, Dandavat). People Apply Tilaka On Their Forehead With Sandalwood Paste, And A Vermillion Dot (kumkum Chand) In Its Centre. The Centre Of The Forehead Is Considered As The Crucial Point Suggesting The Omnipresence Of The Divine. Puja Is Generally Concluded With Aarti To The Lord.

Steps Of A Pooja

Each And Every Sect, Family Or An Individual Have Their Own Way Of Doing Puja. Every Time When You Say ''samarpayami'' (i M Offering), Offer Two Akshatha With Love And Devotion To The Lord.(akshatha Is Uncooked Rice; If Possible Color It With Kumkum, Saffron Powder, Turmeric And A Little Bit Of Water. This Can Be Made For A Week In Advance And Can Be Kept Near The Alter)