Dry Dates / Chhooara (Karjuram) for Pooja and Religious Rituals Roller allowing the diya to remain

allowing the diya to remain lit for an extended period

Divine Tradition: Rangoli is an auspicious tradition to welcome gods and goddesses during festivals and spiritual ceremonies

Maha Mritunjay Yantra is a powerful tool to attract the divine blessings of Lord Rudra

This Vrat is widely observed in South and West India during the festival of Varalaxmi Vrat

Dry Dates / Chhooara (Karjuram) for Pooja and Religious Rituals Roller allowing the diya to remainDry dates form an essential part of all havans and Poojas and most of the religious rituals The dry dates signify the ego of a person. When they are offered to the deity, it is like surrendering your self to the almighty They are also offered as a part of bhog and prasadam to the presiding deity during havan During navgraha Pooja, dry dates are placed along with Supari and wheat when each of the navgrahas are being invoked