Chhath Puja History Origin Rituals and Traditions , The Yogic Philosophy of Chhath Benefits of Chhath Process Daily Sun Meditation (Chhath Process) 7-8 November 2013
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Festival / event - Chhath Puja Also called - Chhathi, Dala Chhath, Surya Shashti Observed by - Hindus, and Jains Type- Cultural, Historical, Religious.
Festival / event - Chhath Puja Also called - Chhathi, Dala Chhath, Surya Shashti Observed by - Hindus, and Jains Type- Cultural, Historical, Religious Significance - To thank Surya for bestowing the bounties of life on earth and fulfilling particular wishes Begins - 2 days prior to Kartik Shasti Ends - The day after Kartik Shasti Date - Kartik Shukla Shasti 2011 date - 1 November 2012 date - 19 November 2013 date - 8 November Observances - Prayers and religious rituals, including puja and prasad, bathing in the Ganges, and fasting Chhathpuja 2013 : 7th and 8th November 2013 Date of the festival Chhath puja is performed on Kartik Shukala Shashti, which is the sixth day of the month of Kartik in the Hindu Calendar, exactly 6 days after Deepawali. This falls typically in the month of October or November in the Gregorian Calendar. It is also celebrated in the summer (March–April), on Chaitra Shashti, some days after Holi; this event is called Chaiti Chhath. The former is more popular because winter is the usual festive season in North India, and Chhath, being an arduous observance, requiring the worshipers to fast without water for more than 24 hours, is tougher to undertake in the Indian winters Etymology The word chhath denotes the number 6 in Hindi and the festival is celebrated on the sixth day of the Hindu lunar month of Kartik. The word Chhath is also a compound of two words: \'Chah\' meaning six stages, and \'Hath\' refers to the science of Hath Yog (austerity). The word Chhath refers to the process of consciously obtaining the solar energy through six stages involving the methods of Hath Yog. \'Hath\' here refers to the austerities such as fasting and standing in water History.
Chhath puja samagri list
Chhath puja samagri list
Here we are publishing the samagri of Chhath puja for all vrati that they can arrange or buy as per their convenience its not necessary to purchase all the goods always perform or worship with your pure heart and chhath puja is very sacred festival whoever keep this fast will surly have a pure and pious heart because chhath puja is one of the difficult fast among all.
Happy chhath puja to all vrati !!
1) God Surya, and his consort Usha Calender or idol
2) Akshat ( Unbroken Rice)
3) Curd
4) Milk
5) Roli
6) Red Sindoor ( Vermilion )
7) Yellow Sindoor ( Vermilion )
8) Pithaar white ( Grind rice) for puja
9) Pithaar yellow ( Grind rice)
10) Pithaar red ( Grind rice) as many color you want to make for decoration of pots and daliya
11) Daliya - Chhita ( Big Basket ) -1
12) Daliya small basket or Brass plates - 7 aur as your wish
13) Soop ( Bamboo Soop or Brass soop ) - 2
14) Copper pot or kalash - 2
15) Sarva or brass small bowl - 11
16) Betel - 11
17) Betel leaves 11
18) Artik leaves
19) Red Cloths or yellow cloths for binding or covering all goods
20) Wheat for prasadam
21) Banana Ghaur
22) Dry Fruits
23) Red Rice
24) Gud
25) Flower red yellow
26) Fruits
27) Veritable
28) Sugar
29) Coconut
30) Sugar cane
31) Ganaga Jal
32) Hawan samagri
33) Lohmaan
34) Incense sticks
35) Dhoop
36) Camphor
37) Match stick
38) Ginger with leaves
39) Turmeric with leaves
40) Yam
41) Amla
42) Sprout Keraour
43) Radish
44) Brinjal
45) Cucumber
46) Banana
47) Orange
48) Kalawa
49) Baddhi
50) Red rice (Gamadi rice)
51) New cloths fro vrati
52) New cloths or dakshina for donation
53) Kumkum
54) Guava
55) Yagyopavit
56) Gugul
57) Mouli
58) Clove
59) Pear
60) Pineapple
61) Kagaji Neembu (Big lemon )
62) Lemon usual
63) Honey
64) Jimikand or suran
65) Mango leaves
66) Datoon (Mango branch)
67) Apple
68) Grapes
to be continued .....
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