Saraswati Puja
1. Lord Brahma is the creator of the universe, and Goddess Saraswati is his consort and the embodiment of his energy. She is the giver of knowledge, sound, music, art, and other forms of wisdom.
2. Goddess Saraswati is often depicted wearing a crescent moon on her brow, riding a swan, or seated on a lotus flower. She is also known as ‘Vageshwari’ (Goddess of speech) and ‘Veenapani’ (the one who holds a Veena).
3. This puja is typically performed by a priest who determines the appropriate date or muhurta based on the astrological charts. Basant Panchami, the birthday of Goddess Saraswati, is considered the most auspicious date for this puja and is also known as ‘Abhujh Muhurat’.
4. Worshipping Goddess Saraswati during the bright fortnight of the Magha month holds great significance.
5. The puja involves enshrining a Kalash (sacred pot), along with the invocation of Lord Ganesha, Vishnu, and Shiva. After that, Goddess Saraswati is invoked to receive her maximum blessings. Yellow flowers and seasonal fruits are offered as part of the ritual.
1. Helps in overcoming lethargy and ignorance, bringing clarity and focus to the mind.
2. Elevates the devotee from lower consciousness to higher consciousness, promoting spiritual growth.
3. The devotee is blessed with knowledge and wisdom by the Goddess of learning.
4. Brings a sense of calmness, serenity, and inner peace to the devotee’s mind and heart.
5. Opens the doors of infinite learning for the devotee, provided they are willing to embrace and absorb this divine wisdom.
1. Highly experienced priest in your preferred language.
2. All Puja materials required for the Puja.
3. Flowers and Fruits.
4.Visarjan( recycling of Puja waste to make agarbatti, compost etc to return it back to nature in an eco-friendly way).
5.Puja will be performed as per Vedic standards.
6.On-time delivery and completion of Puja procedure.