Satyanarayan Puja
The Satyanarayan Puja is a popular and auspicious Hindu customary practice. The name Satyanarayan derived from the Hindi words Satya, which means Truth and Narayan means The Highest Being. The highest being who is an epitome of Truth.
Other names for Satyanarayan Puja are Satyanarayan Vrata or Sri Satyanarayan Swami Vratam. The Puja is the first mentioned ritual in the Skanda Purana of Hindus. The Hindu devotees perform it on occasions...
Once the devotees has decided the date of doing Satyanarayan Puja, they should start preparing the list of items required to perform the Puja Successfully. It is always recommended to make the necessary arrangements a day before the Puja...
- Photo Frame
- Sindoor Powder
- Turmeric Powder
- Sandal Powder
- Betel Leaves
- Betel Nuts
- Incense sticks
- Camphor
- Mango Leaves
The story of Satyanarayan Swami mentioned in Reva khanda of Skanda Purana narrated by Sutha Puranik, who narrates the story with the group of rishis fulfilling a thousand-year yajna for the benefit...
In Satyanarayan Puja, Lord Satyanarayan, the epitome of eternal Truth is worshipped. This puja is the most commonly performed ritualistic prayers in Hinduism. Lord Satyanarayan is the almighty who is believed...
Once after the Ganesha Puja, devotees would start reading Satyanarayan Katha which consists of 5 chapters. After completing all 5 chapters in Satyanarayan Swami Katha, Prasad will be distributed to all devotees and observers who participated in the puja. Satyanarayan Puja Prasad is made up of Ghee, semolina, sugar, milk and etc...
- Ghee ¼ Cup
- Milk 2 ½ Cups
- Chiroti Rava/Sooji 1 Cup
- Sugar 1 Cup
- Cashews and Raisins
- Cardamoms 2
Satyanarayan Puja is the official website devoted to Lord Narayan. Here, we have tried to stumble the History, Belief, Signigicance and Benefits of this Puja.