Ayyappa Pooja
Swamy Ayyappan is worshiped to attain great success in all aspects of life. This pooja is mostly performed by people fasting and maintaining strict discipline in their lives. This pooja is followed by bhajans and keerthanais for all the important deities.
Key Insights :
Done mostly during the ayyapa swamy vratham.
18 padi pooja, naamavalis and Astothram are performed.
Swamy Ayyappa is considered to be the remover of all evils.
Main Deity : Swamy Ayyappa.
Main Prasad : Aravana Paayasam.
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Ayyappa Pooja
Ayyappa Swamy Pooja is usually performed by a person who is under vratham for one mandalam by wearing a holy ayyappa swamy mala. The first time devotees wearing maala and who is going to visit sabari mala is also called as “Kanni Swamy”.
Lord Ayyapa Swamy is the son of Mohini and Lord Shiva, the pooja for Ayyapa Swamy pooja is performed by invoking lord Ayyapa and then Chanting of mantras, namavelis and archana is also dedicated to him and the pooja is carried out by performing Padi Pooja by chanting slokas and lighting lamps offering the ghee to the lord.
When to Perform Ayyappa Swamy Pooja ?
Ayyappa Swamy Pooja is specially done in the month of December to January. It starts from Vrichika 1st which continues to 41 days.
Benefits of Ayyappa Swamy Pooja :
Ayyappa Swamy Pooja is greatly helpful in mastering one’s own mind and it helps in one having more self-control and self-esteem which will help them succeed in their lives.
Performing this pooja helps in reducing the ill effects caused by Shani Graha in one’s horoscope.
This pooja helps in purifying the mind body and soul and helps in leading a healthy and happy life.
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