What is Ekadashi Uddyapan puja?
Ekadashi Udyapan is performed to conclude the observance of Ekadashi fasts. Ekadashi, observed twice a month, is dedicated to Lord Vishnu and involves fasting and prayers. The Udyapan ceremony marks the completion of a series of Ekadashi fasts, ensuring the devotee’s spiritual journey is fulfilled and blessed.
importance of Ekadashi Uddyapan Puja
- Ekadashi Udyapan Puja fulfills the devotee’s vows and brings divine blessings.
- Ekadashi Udyapan Puja purifies the mind and soul, leading to spiritual growth.
- Ekadashi Udyapan Puja ensures the successful completion of the Ekadashi fasts, which are considered incomplete without Udyapan.
- Ekadashi Udyapan Puja completes the spiritual journey of observing Ekadashi fasts.
- Ekadashi Udyapan Puja attracts the blessings of Lord Vishnu and Goddess Lakshmi.
- Ekadashi Udyapan Puja helps in cleansing past karmas and attaining moksha (liberation).
- Ekadashi Udyapan Puja brings prosperity, peace, and harmony to the devotee’s life.
Samagree
Haldi [organic] (1.25kg), Kumkum [organic] (20gm), Tulsi Mala (1), Diya Batti (5), Beetle Nuts (5), Desi Ghee (20ml), Honey (20ml), Jaggery (Gudh) (1.25kg), Akshata [Yellow rice] (1.25kg), Yagno-paveetha (5), Karpoora [camphor] (5Tabs), Red/White,Yellow Cloth (1mtr) ,Prasad [Laung, Elaichi, Mishri] (20gm), Mouli (25mtr), Ganga Jal (15ml), Durva [fresh] (1), Agarbatti (6)/Dhoop (2), Bengal Gram(1.25kg), Dakshina (100INR), God Idols (pair), Sambrani (2), Sambrani Holder (1), Kalash [small copper] (1), Panchpatra [small copper] (1), Diya Holder (2), Panchamrit spoon (1), Karpoora Holder(1), includes perishables Beetle Leaves [fresh] (9), Flowers [preferably yellow] [fresh] (incl mala), Tulsi [fresh], Mango Leaves [fresh] (7), Banana Leaves [fresh] (8-10)]
Small Havan- Cow Dung Cake (2), Havan Samagri [20+ Organic Herbs] (100gm), Ghee (20ml)
Curd (100gm), Milk (100ml), Mithai (250gm), Fruits [5types], Banana (15), Coconut (1), Havan Kund, Suchi Sarva (Havan Spoon) (1), Kalash [big] (1), Utensils [2 big Plates (for Aarti/Samagri)]