Satyanarayan Puja Samagri

Satyanarayan Puja Items: Buying Satyanarayan Puja Samagri online

We at Rudra Centre offer puja samagri for Satyanarayan Puja. Satyanarayan Puja is one of the most popular and powerful pujas. It is usually performed at the start of new ventures as well as on the new moon and full moon day, particularly Karthik, Vaishakh, Shravan and Chaitra Purnima and on Sankranti. It is believed that this puja along with Satyanarayan Katha (legends of Lord Satyanarayan) has the power to help one attain what one desires and leads to overall prosperity and happiness.

This Vedic puja is first described in the Skanda Purana by Suta Puranik to the sages or rishis in the forest called Naimisharanya. It describes step-by-step instructions along with the stories of devotees who attain material opulence and enlightenment by the grace of Lord Satyanarayana. Therefore one must offer prayers to Lord Satyanarayana, who is the Absolute form of Lord Vishnu. One should perform this puja at home for peace and prosperity.

This Puja Kit or Samagri is ideally prepared by taking into consideration all the ingredients that would be needed for performing Satyanarayan Puja. We all give you a DVD enclosed within the kit that offers step-by-step instructions to perform the puja. All the ingredients or items packed are natural, sacred and of high quality and are sufficient for an elaborate puja. These are neatly packed in a plastic box for safe transport and easy storing purpose.

List of Puja Samagri for Satyanarayan Pooja and Katha:

White Altar Cloth
Brass Kalash with Nariyal
Hindu Tilak set
Gomutra - 30 ml
Gangajal - 100 ml
Rose water - 100 ml
Dry Coconut (Khobra vati)
Ghee diya - set of 5
Ghee - 100 ml
Dhoop stick - 50 gms
Supari (betel nut)
Puja Coin (German silver)
Akshat - 50 gms
Pack of Supari, Clove, Cardamom
Panchmeva - 50 gms
Agarbatti
Janeu - set of 2
Mouli (holy thread)
Kapus Vastra
Honey - 25 gms
Attar - 3 ml
Kapur - 50 gms
Kharik, Badam, Row Haldi - each of 5 pcs
Long Cotton wicks (single)
Artificial Betel Leaf and Betel nuts
Plastic Bowl

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