Hanuman Puja

Hanuman Puja

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Performing a Hanuman Puja at a temple involves worshiping Lord Hanuman, a revered deity in Hinduism known for his devotion, strength, and loyalty. Here's a list of common items (Samagri) you might need for a Hanuman Puja at a temple:

Pre-Puja Preparation:

  1. Idol or Image of Lord Hanuman: A representation of Lord Hanuman for the puja.

  2. Flowers: Offered to the deity and used for decoration.

  3. Garlands: Made from fresh flowers or other materials, used to adorn the deity.

  4. Dhoop (Incense) and Agarbatti (Incense Sticks): Used for creating a fragrant atmosphere during the puja.

  5. Diya (Lamp) and Oil/Ghee: Used for lighting and aarti.

  6. Camphor: Used for aarti and worship.

Main Puja:

  1. Sindoor (Vermilion): Used for tilak (forehead mark) and offering.

  2. Sandalwood Paste: Used for applying tilak and decorating the deity.

  3. Coconut: Offered to the deity.

  4. Betal Leaves and Betel Nuts: Offered to the deity.

  5. Sweets and Fruits: Offered as bhog (offering) to the deity.

  6. Naivedya (Food Offerings): A variety of foods offered to the deity.

  7. Panchamrita: A mixture of milk, curd, ghee, honey, and sugar used for ceremonial bathing of the deity.

  8. Bell: Used during the puja to invoke positive energies.

Aarti and Conclusion:

  1. Aarti Plate: A plate containing diya (lamp), incense, flowers, and other offerings for the aarti.

  2. Bells: Used during the aarti.

  3. Arati Songs and Mantras: Recited or sung during the aarti.

  4. Prasad (Blessed Food): Distribute prasad to attendees after the puja.

  5. Traditional Puja Utensils: Plates, bowls, spoons, and other utensils for performing the rituals.

It's important to note that Hanuman Puja can have variations based on personal and regional practices. The specific items required might vary, and some items mentioned might not be applicable in all cases. If you're planning to conduct a Hanuman Puja at a temple, it's recommended to consult with the temple authorities or a knowledgeable priest to ensure you have the necessary items and follow the correct procedures for the puja.

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