1-9 days puja
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Gauri Shankar Puja is a Hindu ritual that is performed to worship Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati in the form of Gauri Shankar. It is believed that performing this puja can bring peace, harmony, and prosperity to one’s life.
During this puja, a special kind of rudraksha called Gauri Shankar Rudraksha is worshipped. This rudraksha is formed naturally when two rudraksha beads fuse together, representing the union of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. The puja is usually performed on Mondays or during the month of Shravan.
Benefits of Gauri Shankar Puja
Importance of Gauri Shankar Puja
One-Day Puja with One Brahmin Performing 1100 Jaap, a specific mantra or hymn is recited 1100 times to invoke the blessings of the divine, bringing spiritual and material benefits to the devotees. This revered spiritual practice is significant in Hinduism and can help deepen the spiritual connection of the devotees.
Three-Day Puja with Two Brahmin Performing 2100 Jaap, a specific mantra or hymn is recited for a total of 2100 times by the two Brahmins, bringing spiritual and material benefits to the devotees. This sacred spiritual practice is revered in Hinduism and can help deepen the spiritual connection of the devotees.
Five-Day Puja with Five Brahmin Performing 62500 Jaap, the recitation of a specific mantra or hymn is performed 62500 times collectively by the five Brahmins, bringing spiritual and material benefits to the devotees. This auspicious spiritual practice is highly regarded in Hinduism and can help deepen the spiritual connection of the devotees.
Seven-Day Puja with Seven Brahmin Performing 100000 Jaap, a specific mantra or hymn is recited 100000 times collectively by the seven Brahmins, bringing spiritual and material benefits to the devotees. This revered spiritual practice is significant in Hinduism and can help deepen the spiritual connection of the devotees.
Nine-Day Puja with Nine Brahmin Performing 135000 Jaap, a specific mantra or hymn is recited 135000 times collectively by the nine Brahmins, bringing immense spiritual and material benefits to the devotees. This sacred spiritual practice is highly regarded in Hinduism and can help deepen the spiritual connection of the devotees.
Puja will be held at 10 am in a temple or at a ghat in Varanasi, as per the choice of the guest.
The puja will end at 3:00 pm at the same place where it started.
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