Satyanarayan Pooja and Havan

Reciting scriptures and mantras: Sacred texts like the Satyanarayan Katha are chanted to invoke Lord Vishnu’s presence and blessings.

Offering food, flowers, and other items: Prasad (sweet dishes, fruits), flowers, and other items are offered to the deity as a symbol of devotion and gratitude.

Lighting a sacred fire (Havan): A Havan is lit to purify the mind, body, and soul, and to ward off negative energies.

Seeking prosperity, peace, and spiritual growth: Devotees pray for blessings, prosperity, and spiritual growth, seeking Lord Vishnu’s guidance and protection.

Some common items used in the pooja include:

Tulsi leaves
Flowers (like marigold, rose)
Fruits
Sweets (like laddu, halwa)
Incense sticks
Sacred water (like Ganga water)

Satyanarayan Pooja & Havan

Reciting scriptures and mantras:

-“Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya” (a mantra to invoke Lord Vishnu)
– “Satyanarayan Katha” (a sacred text narrating Lord Vishnu’s stories)

Offering food, flowers, and other items:

– Fresh fruits like bananas, apples, or grapes
-Sweets like laddu, halwa, or kesari
-Tulsi leaves and flowers (like marigold, rose)

Lighting a sacred fire (Havan):

Using ghee, camphor, or wood as fuel
Offering oblations to the fire while chanting mantras

Seeking prosperity, peace, and spiritual growth:

Praying for family well-being and prosperity
Seeking guidance and protection from Lord Vishnu
Expressing gratitude for blessings received

Contact-Acharya Durgesh Shukla Ji Maharaj
91 9971561268

Shri Sankat Haran Mahadev Temple
N.I.B.M.Road Kondhwa Khurd,Pune