Puja Tokri Prasad

After every puja* we perform, we send a specially prepared Puja Tokri containing sacred and energised items to bless the yajman with the full benefits of the ritual. The contents typically include an Energised Yantra, Rudraksha, Homa Bhasma Tabeez, Mauli (holy thread), sweet or dry fruit prasad, Puja Coin, Tilak, Betel Nut, and a Prosperity Bowl.

Please note that Puja Tokri is not sent for certain pujas, including Narayan Nag Bali, Shradh Puja, Pitru Dosh Nivaran Puja, Pujas for peace of a departed soul, Tripindi Shradh, Moksh Prapti Puja, Garuda Puran Recitation, Brahmin Bhoj, charity and donation services (such as Cow, Goat, Vrash/Bull Donation), and Gau or animal Sewa services.
For prasad from specific temples, we send a photo or idol of that deity along with items unique to that temple’s tradition.

Significance of Puja Tokri Items

1. Energised Yantra:

A sacred geometric representation of a deity, energised during the puja. It may be placed in the East direction facing West, in your purse, wallet, laptop bag, drawer, cash box, or puja altar to attract divine blessings.

2. 7 Mukhi Kavach:

This Rudraksha blesses the yajman with abundance. It can be worn as a pendant for best results. The amulet contains a mantra, homa bhasma, and chirmi beads for protection and empowerment.
In certain pujas, other Rudraksha beads—such as 9 Mukhi for Durga pujas or 10 Mukhi for protection pujas—may be sent instead.

3. Mauli/Thread:

An energised sacred thread to be tied on the right hand for a few days to absorb the puja’s energy.

4. Prasad:

A sweet or dry fruit offering from the puja, to be consumed by the yajman/participant as a blessing.

5. Puja Coin:

A metal coin engraved with Ganesh, Laxmi, and Saraswati, kept in the purse, wallet, laptop bag, drawer, cash box, or puja altar to invite prosperity and good fortune.

6. Tilak:

A fragrant sacred mark to be applied on the forehead, on the yantra, or on deity idols during rituals.

7. Betel Nut:

A decorated betel nut wrapped with holy thread, symbolising Lord Ganesh. It may be placed on the prayer altar or in the cash box for good luck.

8. Prosperity Bowl:

A combination of gomati chakra, cowry, sriphal, and lotus seeds, kept in the cash box, wallet, or money locker to attract wealth and financial stability.