Saryu Tat Puja In Ayodhya
At Saryu Ghat.
About this puja
Puja on the banks of the Saryu River at Saryu Ghat, Ayodhya.
The Saryu flows through Ayodhya in Uttar Pradesh and is held sacred. It is believed to have risen from the left toe of Lord Vishnu, and the Skanda Purana speaks of its waters as holy for all. Devotees believe that aarti, mantras and offerings of flowers and incense to the river, along with prayer, purify the soul. A sankalp is taken in the devotees' names. The pujari then invokes the River Saryu, Ganga and a thousand other rivers with mantras and prayers. Flowers, fruits and prasad are offered following Vedic rituals. The puja ends with aarti and the taking of blessings. It is held at Saryu Ghat.
Why devotees perform it
Devotees believe the puja purifies the soul. It is said to protect from negativity and bring happiness and success. It is traditionally associated with wealth. It is seen as bringing peace and a positive spirit.
Samagri
- Betel nut (पान सुपारी)
- Kumkum (कुमकुम)
- Akshat (अक्षत)
- Incense (धूप)
- Flowers (पुष्प)
- Fruits (फल)
- Curd (दही)
- Milk (दूध)
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