AMAVASYA AND PURNIMA HOMAM PUJA FROM KALIGHAT

Purnima refers to the Full moon day which divides the month into 2 equal lunar fortnights (Called as Paksha). ... Many people keep Purnima Vrat on this holy day. They also take a dip in the sacred river before sunrise. Devotees also worship Lord Shiva and Lord Vishnu on this day.

Purnima Puja also known as (Satyanarayan Puja) is considered to be highly important for prosperity and happiness. This puja is usually done after special occasions and important ceremonies like marriage, on the occasion of some big achievement, purchase of house or other property, etc. Many important festivals in India also fall on Purnima.

The Satyanarayan Puja is a religious worship of the Hindu god Vishnu. Satya means “truth” and narayana means, “The highest being” so Satyanarayan means “The highest being who is an embodiment of Truth”. Vrat or Puja means a religious vow, religious observance, or obligation.

It is believed that one can get rid of all woes by keeping a vrat and performing the puja with devotion. Thus by doing so, the devotee can appeal to the Lord to shower his compassionate grace on him/her. And thus, he/she shall not only invite auspiciousness to his/her life also make his/her guests feel blissful by sharing the benefits of the puja. It is believed that one can get rid of all woes by keeping a vrat and performing the puja with devotion. Thus by doing so, the devotee can appeal to the Lord to shower his compassionate grace on him/her. And thus, he/she shall not only invite auspiciousness to his/her life also make his/her guests feel blissful by sharing the benefits of the puja.

Anyone irrespective of caste, creed, age and gender can conduct the puja at their home or workplace. It can also be performed either before the engagement ceremony or marriage. One can even do it before launching a new business or an initiative. Therefore, the Lord lays emphasises on bhakti (devotion) and not the stature, financial background or caste of a devotee or the occasion.

This specific puja is meant for erasing all the barriers in society and teaming up as one unit to chant the name of God, who represents eternal truth.

Amavasya is the day when the moon is not visible during the night, this is why, it is also known as the no moon day. It holds great significance in the Hindu faith as many of the devotees make offerings to their dead ancestors on this day.

The day of Amavasya is considered as inauspicious by many as it is believed that it is the night when the evil spirits are the strongest. ... Some people also observe fast on this day with a belief that their wishes will come true, and, performing the same will also absolve them of all their sins.

Performing this resolves all the dilemmas and brings motivation and zeal into a person's life. It is also believed that one gets free from all the negative power and evil eye. It is a way to reduce the effect of evil sources

All Amavasya days are significant to perform Shraddha ceremonies to mollify ancestors. Many people fast or do pooja/ Sadhana on Amavasya day (new moon day) in the Hindu schedule.

Many people also perform havan for their ancestors and offer donations and foods to the Brahmans.

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