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Lord Ram Navami Puja Procedure Pooja Vidhanam Vidhi | Ram Navami Date 2012
भजि मन राम सियापति रघुकुल ईस
दीन बंधु दुख टारन कौसलाधीस।
राम किसी भांति भजि, रावन की रीति तजि
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Ram jinka naam hai,
Ayodhya jinka dhaam hai,
Aise Raghunandan ko,
Hamara pranam hai.
Aapko aur apke Ramnavami Ki hardik subhkaamnaaye
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Ram Navami or Sri Rama Navami is the Jayanti of Lord Sri Ram, the Lord of Ramayana and the most ancient Management Guru. Here is the simple Ram Navami puja procedure or Pooja vidhanam. In 2012, Ram Navami date is 1 April. For any puja, neatness is the most important thing. Firstly, clean your house and puja place. Many devotees observe severe fast on this day and after doing puja they take Prasad. Now, let’s know how to do Rama Navami puja.
1. Let us start Sri Rama Puja with Dhyanam (Dhyana slokam)
Sri Raghavam Dasarathatmaja Maprameyam
Seta Pathim Raghu Kulanvaya Rathna Deepam
Aajanubahum Aravinda Dalayathaksham
Ramam Nisachara Vinashakaram Namami
Apadamapa Hartharam Datharam Sarva Sampadam
Lokabhi Ramam Sriramam Bhuyo Bhuyo Namamyaham
2. Invite Sri Rama and his parivara for puja. (Avahanam)
Om Sri Sitha Ramachandra Parabrahmane Namaha Avahayami
3. Offer seat to Sri Rama and his parivara (Ratna Simhasanam)
Om Sri Sitha Ramachandra Parabrahmane Namaha
Rathna Simhasanam Samarpayami
Vaidehi Sahitham Suradruma Thale Haime Maha Mantape
Madhye Pushpakamasane Manimaye Virasane Susthitham
Agre Vachayathi Prabhanjana Suthe Thaththvam Munibhyah Param
Vyakhyantham Bharatha Dibhih Parivrutham Ramam Bhaje Syamalam
4. Clean your hands, feet and mouth offer water to Lord Rama and his parivara for cleaning their hands, feet and mouth.
Om Sri Sitha Ramachandra Parabrahmane Namaha
Arghyam Samarpayami
(Show and sprinkle water to Lord’s hands and put in another bowl)
Om Sri Sitha Ramachandra Parabrahmane Namaha
Padyam Samarpayami
(show water to Lord’s feet and put in another bowl – do 2 times)
Om Sri Sitha Ramachandra Parabrahmane Namaha
Achamanam Samarpayami
(show water to Lord’s mouth put in another bowl – do 3 times)
5. Offer shower to Lord Rama (and his parivara). Sprinkle a little water with a petal.
Om Sri Sita Ramachandra Parabrahmane Namaha
Snanam Samarpayami
6. Offer a flower to Lord Rama as a towel.
Om Sri Sita Ramachandra Parabrahmane Namaha
Plotha Vasthram Samarpayami
7. Offer a flower to Lord Rama as soft silk clothes
Om Sri Sita Ramachandra Parabrahmane Namaha
Vasthra Yugmam Samarpayami
8. Offer a flower to Lord Rama as thilakam on their forehead
Om Sri Sita Ramachandra Parabrahmane Namaha
Urdhva Pundran Samarpayami
9. Offer a flower to Lord as ornaments to adorn and dress up.
Om Sri Sita Ramachandra Parabrahmane Namaha
Divya Abharana Alankaran Samarpayami
10. Offer flowers to Lord Rama at his lotus feet chanting a few of His names
11. Light up an incense stick and offer the fragrance to Lord and His parivara
Om Sri Sita Ramachandra Parabrahmane Namaha
Dhupam Samarpayami
12. Light up an auspicious lamp and show it to Lord Ram
Om sri sita ramachandra parabrahmane namaha
deepam samarpayami
13. Offer fruits or other eatables to Lord Sri Rama
Om Sri Sita Ramachandra Parabrahmane Namaha
Naivedyam Samarpayami
Ya Prithir Vidurarpithe Muraripo Kunthyarpithe Ya Drusi
Ya Govardhana Murdhni Ya Cha Pruthuke Sthanye Yasodarpithe
Bharadwaja Samarpithe Sabarika Datthe Adhare Yo Shitham
Ya Prithir Munipathni Bhakthi Rachithe Prithyarpithe Tham Kuru
14. Light up camphor (Karpura) and show it to Lord Rama in a clockwise direction (Aarti and Nirajanam)
Om Sri Sita Ramachandra Parabrahmane Namaha
Nirajanam Samarpayami
Mangalam Kosalendraya Mahaniya Gunathmane
Chakravarthi Thanujaya Sarva Bhaumaya Mangalam
Sriyah Kanthaya Kalyana Nidhaye Nidhayerthinam
Sri Venkata Nivasaya Srinivasaya Mangalam
Mangalasasana Paraih Madacharya Purogamaih
Sarvaischa Purvaih Acharyaih Sathkruthayasthu Mangalam
15. Request Lord Sri Ram to forgive our mistakes and surrender to them
Kayena Vacha Manasendriyairva
Buddhyathma Nava Prakruthe Ssvabhavath
Karomi Yadyath Sakalam Parasmai
Narayanayethi Samarpayami
16. Pray for the welfare of the all the creatures in the whole universe
Swasthi prajabhayaha paripalayantham
Nyayena margena mahim mahisaha
Gobrahamanebhyas subhamasthu nithyam
Loka ssamastha ssukhino bhavanthu
Sarvam sri Krishnarpanamasthu
17. Offer a flower as a nice bed to Lord Rama. Also remember our guru and chant the santhi manthram thanking them for conducting this puja without any hassle.
Om purnamidam purnamadaha purnath purnamudachyathe
Om purnasya purnamadaya purnameva avasishyathe
Om namah parama rushibhyo namah parama rushibhyaha
Om namah parama rushibhyo namah parama rushibhyaha
Om Asmath gurubhyo namaha
18. Take the thirtham and drink while chanting the slokam before taking thirtham (charanamruth). Do this three times separately.
Akala mruthyu haranam sarva vyadhi nivaranam
samastha papa kshayakaram vishnu padodakam pavanam subham
19. Take prasadam for yourself and also distribute it to everyone who are there during Puja and also welcome other devotees and distribute thirtham and prasada.
Some devotees also perform Sri Sita Rama Kalyanam (celestial wedding of Sita and Lord Sri Ram) on Rama Navami. Ram Navami is also the culmination day of Ram Navratri. The idols worshipped during Navratri are moved to other place as per some traditions and some immerse the idols in water and some take them to nearest temple to keep there.
Ram Navami or Sri Rama Navami is the Jayanti of Lord Sri Ram, the Lord of Ramayana and the most ancient Management Guru. Here is the simple Ram Navami puja procedure or Pooja vidhanam. In 2012, Ram Navami date is 1 April 2012. For any puja, neatness is the most important thing. Firstly, clean your house How to observe Ram Navami Puja, How to Ram Navami Puja, Ram Navami, Ram Navami Pooja, Ram Navami Pooja Vidhan, Ram Navami Puja Procedure, Ram Navami Puja Vidhi, Ram Navami Upvaas, Sri Rama Navami, Sri Rama Navami Pooja Vidhanam, Sri Rama Puja, Sri Rama Puja Procedure, Sri Rama Puja Vidhanam, Hindupad, Hindu, Hinduism, Festivals Ram Navami Puja Procedure – Sri Rama Navami Pooja Vidhanam Puja Vidhi
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Lord Lord Rama - The Ideal Avatar
Lord Rama & Sita
Rama, the perfect avatar of the Supreme Protector Vishnu, is an all-time favorite among Hindu deities. The most popular symbol of chivalry and virtue, Rama - in the words of Swami Vivekananda - is "the embodiment of truth, of morality, the ideal son, the ideal husband, and above all, the ideal king."
A Real Historical Figure:
The seventh incarnation of Lord Vishnu, Rama is said to have taken birth on earth to annihilate the evil forces of the age. He is widely believed to be an actual historical figure - a "tribal hero of ancient India" - whose exploits form the great Hindu epic of Ramayana or The Romance of Rama, written by the ancient Sanskrit poet Valmiki.
Read the Summary of Ramayana
When did Rama Live?:
Hindus believe that Rama lived in the Treta Yug. But according to historians, Rama was not particularly deified until the 11th century AD. Tulsidas' outstanding retelling of the Sanskrit epic into the vernaculars as the 'Ramcharitmanas', greatly enhanced the popularity of Rama as a Hindu god, and gave rise to various devotional groups.
Read About 'Ram Navami' - Rama's Birthday
How to Identify Rama:
To many, Rama is hardly different in looks from Lord Vishnu or Krishna. He is most often represented as a standing figure, with an arrow in his right hand, a bow in his left and a quiver on his back. A Rama statue is also usually accompanied by those of his wife Sita, brother Lakshmana, and the legendary monkey attendant Hanuman. He is depicted in princely adornments with a 'tilak' or mark on the forehead, and as having a dark, almost bluish complexion, which shows his affinity with Vishnu and Krishna.
Read About the Many Characters of Ramayana
Comparison with Lord Krishna:
Although Rama and Krishna, both incarnations of Vishnu, are almost equally popular among Hindu devotees, Rama is seen as an archetype of righteousness and the most sought-after virtues in life, in contrast to Krishna's dalliances and shenanigans.
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Why "Shri" Rama?:
The prefix "Shri" to Rama indicates that Rama is always associated with "Shri" - the essence of four Vedas. Uttering his name ("Ram! Ram!") while greeting a friend, and invoking Rama at the time of death by chanting "Ram Naam Satya Hai!", show his popularity and admiration over Krishna. However, the shrines of Krishna in India slightly outnumber the temples of Rama and his monkey devotee Hanuman.
Lord The Ramayana Adi Kavya Summary of the Ramayana
Rama and Sita in Exile in the Panchawati Forest
The Ramayana is undoubtedly the most popular and timeless Indian epic read and loved by all. The term 'Ramayana', literally means "the march (ayana) of Rama" in search of human values. As a literary work, it combines "the inner bliss of Vedic literature with the outer richness of delightfully profound story telling."
This story of Shri Rama by the great sage Valmiki is referred to as the Adi Kavya or original epic. About the Valmiki Ramayana, Swami Vivekananda has said: "No language can be purer, none chaster, none more beautiful, and at the same time simpler, than the language in which the great poet has depicted the life of Rama."
About the Poet
Universally acclaimed and accepted as the first among Sanskrit poets, Valmiki was the first to discover a metrical expression of epic dimension and vision to match the emotional ecstasy of the story of Rama. According to a legend, Valmiki was a robber who one day met a hermit who transformed him to a virtuous being. Saraswati, the goddess of wisdom was believed to have assured the sage to stand by his side and guide him to visualize the events of Ramayana, and eulogize them with epic dignity and secular simplicity.Read About the Many Characters of the Ramayana
The Seven 'Kandas' or Sections
The epic poem is composed of rhyming couplets called 'slokas', in high Sanskrit, employing a complex meter called 'anustup'. These verses are grouped into individual chapters or cantos called 'sargas', wherein a specific event or intent is told. The 'sargas' are again grouped into books called 'kandas'. The seven 'kandas' of Ramayana are: Bal Kanda, the boyhood section; Ayodhya Kanda, Rama's life in Ayodhya, until his banishment; Aranya Kanda, Rama's life in the forest and Sita's abduction by Ravana; Kishkindha Kanda, Rama's stay at Kishkindha, the capital of his monkey ally, Sugriva; Sundara Kanda, Rama's passage to Sri Lanka; Yuddha Kanda or Lanka Kanda, Rama's battle with Ravana, the recovery of Sita, and return to Ayodhya; and Uttara Kanda, the section narrating Rama's life in Ayodhya as king, the birth of his two sons, Sita's test of innocence and return to her mother, and Rama's demise or 'jala samadhi' (water-tomb).Read the Summary of the Ramayana
Time of Composition
There was a long period of oral tradition before the Ramayana was actually written, and the original strand of the story drew upon various pre-existing folk tales about Rama. Like many other classical poems written in ancient times, the exact date and time of the genesis of Ramayana is yet to be determined accurately. The reference to the Greeks, Parthians, and Sakas shows that the time of composition of Ramayana cannot be earlier than the second century BC. But the consensus is that Ramayana was written between the 4th and the 2nd centuries BC with augmentations up to about 300 CE. Linguistically and philosophically, a period just after the Vedic age, would most suit the content of the epic.Guide Picks: Top 6 Books on the Ramayana
Versions and Translations
The heroic deeds of Rama and his exciting adventures have inspired generations of people, and for centuries, the epic existed only orally in Sanskrit. Other famous versions of Ramayana include Shri Ramcharitmanas in Avadhi or old Hindi by Goswami Tulsidas, Kamban's Kambaraamayanam in Tamil, the Patala Ramayanam in Malayalam, and the Bengali Ramayana by Krittivas Ojha. This monumental work had a deep influence on almost all Indian poets and writers of all ages and languages: Ranganatha (15th century), Balarama Das and Narahari (16th century), Premanand (17th century), Sridhara (18th century), et al. Valmiki's Ramayana was first introduced to the West in 1843 in Italian by Gaspare Gorresio with support of Charles Albert, the King of Sardinia.Lord Bala and Athibala Mantra in the Ramayana
Bala and Athibala are two mantras mentioned in the Ramayana. It is mentioned in the Balakanda of the Valmiki Ramayan. The mantras were given to Sri Ram and Lakshman by Vishwamitra Rishi while he was taking the two brothers to defend his yajna from Rakshasas (demons). It is believed that one who meditates on Bala and Athibala Mantras will not feel hunger, thirst and tiredness. No one will be able to defeat them in fights.
Although this mantra is mentioned in the Ramayan, it is not originally from the epic. The Bala and Athibala mantra is found in the Savitri Upanishad.
In Valmiki Ramayana the mantra is mentioned in the Balakanda – Sarga 22. But the mantra is not given in written format – it is mentioned that Sage Vishwamitra gave it to Sri Ram and Lakshman. The glory of it is also said in the chapter.
Although Bala and Athibala Mantra are two mantras – they are considered as one and are chanted together.
Apart from control over physical urges, knowledge, intelligence, beauty and oratory powers of a person will increase as a result of the chanting of the mantra.
The Bala and Athibala Mantra
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