Karwa Chauth Puja

Puja Service performed for well being and long life of husband.

30 minutes
50 US dollars
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Karwa Chauth is a festival that comes 9 days before Diwali and all married women keep fast for the long-life of their husbands. According to the Hindu calendar, Karwa Chauth falls on the fourth day of the Karthik month (fourth day of the waning moon or the dark fortnight). Karwa Chauth is considered as one of the most significant fast observed by married Hindu women. Women wake up early in the morning and before sunrise eat food which is known as 'Sargi'. They are not supposed to eat or even drink water during the day. In the evening, they wear beautiful clothes and listen to the Karwa Chauth Katha and break the fast after moonrise. Who can perform Karwa Chauth Puja Married women perform Karwa Chauth Puja for the long life and good health of their husband. To get maximum benefits from this Puja, a qualified Hindu priest must be consulted. When should one perform Karwa Chauth Puja Karwa Chauth Puja is to be performed on the auspicious day of Karwa Chauth festival, which is about 9 days before Diwali. Benefits of Karwa Chauth Puja Some of the benefits of Karwa Chauth Puja are as follows: • Karwa Chauth Puja increases longevity, ensures good health and overall well-being of the husband • Fasting on this day has a direct, positive, and healthy effect on the chemical aspects of the brain. It improves mental clarity, the brain functions efficiently as new neurons are formed Karwa Chauth Puja Procedure • On the previous day, women buy the shringar or the traditional decorations and other puja items like the karwa, matthi, mehendi etc. • Early in the morning, before sunrise, they prepare food and have it • They engage in festive activities like decorating hand and feet with mehendi, decorating the puja thali. • The women meet friends and relatives to greet them on this auspicious occasion • In the evening, women gather at a common puja place like temple or at someone's house • Every lady lights a diya in their puja thali while listening to the Karva Chauth katha • The thali also consists of sindoor (vermillion), incense sticks and rice • An elderly lady or the priest narrates the story of Karva Chauth • The items that are usually required for this gathering and listening of the Karwa Chauth story includes a special mud pot, that is considered a symbol of Lord Ganesha, a metal pot filled with water, flowers, some fruits, mathi and food grains • A part of this is offered to the deities and to the person who narrates the Karva Chauth Katha

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