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All pujaas are like our birthday parties :-

  • dhaayna: we first comtemplate whom to invite
  • aahvaahana: we telephone and invite
  • aasana: when they arrive give them place to sit down
  • arghyaM: offer water to wash hands
  • paadyam: offer water to wash feet
  • aachamanam: offer some water(or paanakam) to drink
  • gudopahaara: some thing to eat - light snacks
  • snaanam: take him to bath (you chant shlokas telling the     mahimaa of the god/goddess - suuktaas
  • panchamrita: 5 nectars are selected to give bath; as well as    waters of various tiirthas and fruit water (phalodaka), water of    gold or jewels (hiraNyodaka, ratnodaka)
  • gandha: sandle paste for the body
  • vastrayugmam: two pieces of clothe to wear
  • yajnopaveeta: sacred thread
  • akshata: unbroken decorated rice offered.
  • parimala dravya: scents
  • aabharaNa: ornaments
  • pushpani: flowers
  • maala: garland
  • pratiShThaapana: make him/her sit on the aasana;
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