(conch to blow), and bell. Utensils to herald puja celebrations: Sankha kansar Four naivedyas are customarily made: Naranaya (if shaligram is present), Pancha Naivedya: devata (Ganesh, Vishnu, Shiva and Jagadhari/Durga), and Navagraha (nine planets). For Narayana make a small mound of sugar and sweets around. Panchadevata naivedya has five mounds of rice associated with small fruits and small sugar cubes/sandesh. Navagraha naivedya is made with nice mounds of rice (small mounds) with sugar cube on top and grape (or any small fruit) on the top of the mound. Panchapradeep, a small (red piece of cloth), incence, camphor, had fan (chamar). Arati: gamcha Other things used are described below: water conch, bell, holder for burning camphor, flower etc . sequence: Pancha pradeep, water conch, flower, incense, camphor and fan. gamcha, Adoration of goddess with lamp (arati) is a sort of dance that symbolizes in sequence welcome – to goddess with lamp into the house (panchapradeep), wash the feet (water from water-conch), wiping the feet (gamcha), decoration with flower (flower), purifying air (incense and camphor), and rest (fan) Keep in stock a few bottles of drinking water, a small bottle of oil to feed the lamp, few extra incense sticks and a match box. Layout
Utensils to herald puja celebrations: Sankha (conch to blow), kansar and bell. Naivedya: Four naivedyas are customarily made: Naranaya (if shaligram is present), Pancha devata (Ganesh, Vishnu, Shiva and Jagadhari/Durga), and Navagraha (nine planets). For Narayana make a small mound of sugar and sweets around. Panchadevata naivedya has five mounds of rice associated with small fruits and small sugar cubes/sandesh. Navagraha naivedya is made with nice mounds of rice (small mounds) with sugar cube on top and grape (or any small fruit) on the top of the mound. Arati: Panchapradeep, a small gamcha (red piece of cloth), incence, camphor, had fan (chamar). Other things used are described below: water conch, bell, holder for burning camphor, flower etc . sequence: Pancha pradeep, water conch, gamcha, flower, incense, camphor and fan. Adoration of goddess with lamp (arati) is a sort of dance that symbolizes in sequence – welcome to goddess with lamp into the house (panchapradeep), wash the feet (water from water-conch), wiping the feet (gamcha), decoration with flower (flower), purifying air (incense and camphor), and rest (fan) Keep in stock a few bottles of drinking water, a small bottle of oil to feed the lamp, few extra incense sticks and a match box. Layout
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