Sampooran Navgrah Puja

The Navgrahas

1. Surya (Sun): Represents the soul, willpower, health, and vitality.
2. Chandra (Moon): Governs the mind, emotions, and mental stability.
3. Mangal (Mars): Associated with courage, strength, and physical energy.
4. Budh (Mercury): Influences intellect, communication, and analytical skills.
5. Guru (Jupiter): Symbolizes wisdom, spirituality, and prosperity.
6. Shukra (Venus): Pertains to love, beauty, and material comforts.
7. Shani (Saturn): Linked to discipline, responsibility, and karma.
8. Rahu (North Node of the Moon): Represents desires, confusion, and materialism.
9. Ketu (South Node of the Moon): Associated with detachment, spirituality, and past life karma.

Benefits of Sampooran Navgrah Puja

Performing the Sampooran Navgrah Puja is believed to:

• Alleviate the malefic effects of the planets.
• Enhance the beneficial influences of the planets.
• Bring balance and harmony to the planetary energies.
• Improve health, wealth, and prosperity.
• Resolve career, relationship, and financial problems.
• Promote spiritual growth and mental peace.

Sampooran Navgrah puja Online can be done:

1. Surya planet Path of 7000 Japa Kavach Stotra

2. Mercury planet Path of 9000 Japa Kavach Stotra

3. Ketu planet Path of 17000 Japa Kavach Stotra

4. Moon planet Path of 11000 Japa Kavach Stotra

5. Shani planet Path of 23000 Japa Kavach Stotra

6. Guru planet Path of 19000 Japa Kavach Stotra

7. Mangal planet Path of 10000 Japa Kavach Stotra

8. Shukra planet Path of 16000 Japa Kavach Stotra

9. Rahu planet Path of 18000 Japa kavach Stotra

Total number of Japa is 130000.

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Preparation for the Puja

1. Selecting an Auspicious Date: The puja is usually performed on a Tuesday, Sunday, or during a favorable astrological period. Consulting an experienced astrologer or priest is recommended.
2. Gathering Puja Materials: Essential items include nine varieties of flowers, nine types of grains, nine colored cloth pieces, incense sticks, camphor, ghee lamps, fruits, sweets, and a kalash (holy water vessel).
3. Setting Up the Altar: An altar is prepared with idols or pictures of the Navgrahas, decorated with flowers, and arranged with all the puja materials.

The Puja Procedure

1. Invocation (Dhyana): The puja begins with the invocation of Lord Ganesha to remove obstacles, followed by invoking the Navgrahas.
2. Sankalp (Resolution): The devotee makes a solemn vow stating the purpose of the puja, seeking the blessings of the Navgrahas.
3. Kalash Sthapana (Establishing the Kalash): The holy water vessel is placed on the altar, symbolizing the presence of all the deities.
4. Navgraha Nyasa: A ritualistic gesture to invite the energies of the nine planets into the devotee’s body, usually done by the priest.
5. Offerings (Upacharas): Various offerings, including flowers, grains, incense, lamps, and food items, are made to each of the nine planets.
6. Mantra Chanting: Specific mantras for each planet are chanted to invoke their blessings and mitigate any negative effects. This is a crucial part of the ritual, often performed by a knowledgeable priest.
7. Aarti: The puja concludes with the aarti, a ceremonial worship with light, symbolizing the divine presence and seeking the blessings of the deities.
8. Prasad Distribution: The offerings are distributed among the devotees as prasad, symbolizing the grace and blessings of the Navgrahas.

The Sampooran Navgrah Puja is a powerful and revered ritual in Hinduism that addresses the astrological influences of the nine celestial deities. By performing this puja with devotion and proper guidance, individuals can seek protection, prosperity, and peace, harmonizing their lives with the cosmic energies.