Shiv Pooja & Shiv Havan

Significance of Shiv Pooja

Lord Shiva is an important god that is worshipped in a sect of Hinduism called Shaivism. He is responsible for the destruction of the universe, with the goal of recreating it. This powerful god is known for his contradictory nature but he can be generous to his worshippers, especially if they are devout. Worshipping Lord Shiva can be done by creating a shrine with his image and by performing specific rituals and prayers in his honor. You can also maintain a regular practice of worship so you stay connected to Lord Shiva

Know the Mantra for the Jaap of Shiv

“Om Namah Shivay”

Spiritual Benefits

This Puja helps to have a balanced state of mind. It helps to stay calm and take correct decisions during crucious period of our life. This puja is helpful in improving Health, Wealth, Education and Family Life. Helps in solving dispute in family life

Pooja List

Pooja Chauki ( Baajot / Patari)
White Cloth
5 Diyas
Kalash
Murti (Idols) or Photos – Ganesh and Shivling or Shiv Murti (Lord Vishnu)
Agarbatti, Matchbox, Abil, Gulal, Kumkum, Chandan, Bhabhut(Ash Powder), Kapur, 15 Suparis, Attar (Perfume), Chawal (rice), Gangajal, Panchamrut, Nadachhadi (red or yellow thread), Janoi, Sarso (Yellow Mustrad), Black Til, Scissor.
Flowers, Garland (Mala), 15 Paan, Mango Leaves, Tulsi, Durva (Dhup Grass), Kush Grass, Belpatti, Kamal Flower(Lotus), Dhatura Flower.
Laung (cloves), Elaichi (Cardamon), Coins, Dry Fruits, Dry Coconut
Prashad – Fruits, Halwa-Puri, Laddu etc.
Vessels for Pooja and Hand Towels.
Milk Box for Abhishek.

Havan List

Havan Kund and Havan Samagri Mix
Mango wood
Ghee and kapur (camphor)
Gugual for Havan
Sarso
For Purnahuti – Puri and Halva