Sakat Chauth Puja Samagri List 2024
In this article, We are going to discuss about Sakat Chauth Puja Samagri List. All the essential pooja items or puja samagri which are required or to be used to perform the Sakat Chauth Puja.
Here’s a full list of commonly used essential puja samagri or pooja items for Sakat Chauth Puja :
- Sakat Chauth is a Hindu festival observed by women especially in North India to pray for the well-being and success of their children.
- Sakat Chauth Puja will be observed on 29th January in 2024.
- For Sakat Chauth Vrat (Fasting):
- Sakat Chauth Vrat Katha: This is the story of Sakat Chauth and is read or narrated during the vrat.
- Water: You should begin your fast by drinking water and water is also used for various rituals during the day.
- Fruits: Fruits like bananas and other seasonal fruits can be consumed during the vrat.
- For Evening Puja:
- Idol or Image of Lord Ganesha: Lord Ganesha is the primary deity for Sakat Chauth so you will need an idol or image of Lord Ganesha.
- Milk: Offer milk to Lord Ganesha as part of the puja.
- Gaye ka Ghee (Cow’s Clarified Butter): Ghee is used for lighting the oil lamp (diya) during the puja.
- Incense Sticks (Agarbatti) and Dhoop: These are used to create a fragrant atmosphere during the puja.
- Sandalwood Paste (Chandan): Sandalwood paste is applied on the idol for its soothing and purifying properties.
- Rice: Offer uncooked rice as part of the puja.
- Turmeric Powder (Haldi): Turmeric is considered auspicious and is used for applying tilak (vermilion mark) on the idol.
- Kumkum (Red Vermilion Powder): Used for making a tilak mark on the idol.
- Flowers: Fresh flowers especially red and yellow are used for decorating the deity and the puja area.
- Sweets: Traditional Indian sweets like laddoos or pedas are often offered as prasad.
- Jaggery (Gur): Jaggery is considered auspicious and can be offered as prasad.
- Sakat Chauth Puja Booklet: This booklet contains the Sakat Chauth vrat katha and puja procedure.
- Moli (Sacred Thread): This can be tied around the wrist as a symbol of protection.
- Betal Leaves and Nuts: Offer betel leaves and nuts as part of the puja.
- Coins: Offer some coins as dakshina (offering) to the priest or to those in need.
- Silver Coin with the Image of Lord Ganesha: Some people place this coin in the puja area.
- Bells: You can ring bells during the puja to create a divine atmosphere.
Please note that the exact/specific Sakat Chauth Puja Samagri List may vary slightly depending on individual family traditions and customs or rituals and customs followed by different communities and regions.
It is always recommended to consult family’s someone knowledgeable person or local pandit or priest before conducting the puja. It is necessary to perform the puja with a pure heart and follow the proper procedures and rituals to receive the blessings of God or Goddess.
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