This Purnahuthi packet contains total 34 items which is used in homas. Purnahuti means, “Complete offering away of oneself”. It includes the offering of nine types of grains,vari phelalu, dry coconut, kasturi, vatti verllu, tungamusthalu, madiphalam, dry dates, white mustard, and 21/2 meters red pattu cloth etc into the fire while chanting specified mantras. As per the Vedas, these mantras have the power of creating special vibrations, which creates a divine atmosphere around to fulfill one’s wish.
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. Vattulu or cotton wicks are used for deeposthavam in pooja .
Havan Samagri (a mixture of various dried herbal , roots and leaves) is offered in the ablazed fire which disseminates in micro form, in the air, to purify the environment.
It is called by different names like Deparadhana vathulu,Big vathulu,cotton vicks etc.
Size:6 inch
Weight:1 kg
In the Fire Ceremony, Samidha used to calm all the plants.Chanting slokas with the word “SWAHAA” at the end offers these sticks to the fire.There are ravi, medi, mamidi, Jilledu, and moduga in Homam Pulalu. It also goes by the name Havan ka lakidi.midalu are wood stick pieces which are used for pooja in homams.
The Navadhanya includes Bengal Gram, Wheat, Horse Gram, Green
Gram, Rice, White beans, Black Seasame seeds, ChicPeas, Black Gram. This product has a pack of 50g or 100g of each grain
Wheat is offered to Sun or Surya
Paddy (Rice) is offered to moon or Chandra or Soma
Chickpea is offered to Mars or Mangal
Green Gram is offered to Mercury or Budh
Bengal Gram is offered to Jupiter or Guru or Brihaspati.
White beans is offered to Venus or Shukra
Black Sesame is offered to Shani or Saturn
Black Gram is offered to Rahu
Horse Gram is offered to Ketu
NAVARATHNALU-Navaratna (Sanskrit:) is a Sanskrit compound word meaning “nine gems”. Jewellery created in this style has important cultural significance in Indian religions
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