11 FEB 2016 GANESH JAYANTI
- bcpat02
- Feb 13, 2016
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Ganesh Pratishthapana Samagri List
- 1 Chaurang - 4 legged wooden square stool (Approx. 18"X18"X6-8"). 
- 1 Shankha – 
- 1 Ghanta – Bell (Silver/Brass/Stainless Steel) 
- 1 Ganesh Murti of Metal for Pooja, 
- 1 Kul-Devata (Family Deity) Murti (Silver/Brass) or photo. 
- 1 Decorative cloth on the Chaurang like table cloth, shawl etc… 
- 2 Vastra (Cloth - like blouse piece, handkerchief, napkin…) for Kalash 
- 2 Flower pots with 5-6 flowers each with long stems can also be used instead) 
- 1 Samai (Brass/Stainless Steel/silver Lamp with 5 or 7 wicks) used with oil. 
- 10-12 Long Cotton Wicks for Samai 
- 1Set Red Yellow, Green, Rangoli Colors. Decorate the entrance of your house with an attractive Rangoli Design. 
- 2 Seating Mattresses (for host couple) In case of the hard floors the seating mattresses should have good cushioning. 
- 1 Match Box 
- 1 Cello Tape 
- 1 Scissor/knife for cutting thread etc... 
- 1 Roll Paper Napkins 
- 2 Kalash/Loti (Silver/Copper/Stainless Steel). Traditional Indian pot used for keeping drinking water during lunch or dinner, can also be used if Pooja Kalash is not available. 
- 2 Tamhan/Purnapatra (7-8" diameter) (Silver/Copper/Stainless Steel Plate traditionally used in Pooja one is used for keeping on Kalash & other is used for Pooja Vidhi) 
- 1 set Panchpatra/Bhande (Silver/Copper/Stainless Steel – traditional Indian pot used for drinking water during lunch or dinner, it is about 3 inches in height & 2.5 inches in diameter) & Pali (Silver/Copper/Stainless Steel – traditional spoon used in Pooja) 
- 1 Niranjan (Silver/Brass/Stainless Steel Lamp with one wick used with ghee) 
- 10-12 Cotton Wicks for Niranjan (small lamp with Ghee) 
- 2 Silver/Stainless Steel Plates with 9”-12” diameter – 1 for Aarti and another for keeping pooja material 
- 1 Water Jar/Jug/Bottle (½ Gallon) (Stainless Steel/Plastic) 
- 1 Utensil/Bowl (½ Gallon) (Stainless Steel/Plastic) for keeping used water 
- 5 types of Fruits 5 each like Mango, Banana, Apple, Orange, Grapes, Pear, Peach etc… 
- 10-12 Cotton Balls 
- 2 pairs Janve (Janeu) 
- 1 Red Holy Thread (Moli) 
- ½ Bowl Kumkum (Red Powder) 
- 1 set small packet Sandalwood Tablets or Powder 
- ½ Bowl Gulal (Pink Powder) 
- ¼ Bowl Shendur (Dark Orange Powder) 
- ¼ Bowl Bukka / Abir (Black Powder) 
- ¼ Bowl Ashtagandha (Scented Orange Powder) 
- 1 box Agarbatti (Thin Incense Sticks) 
- 1 box Dhoop (Thick Incense Sticks/Cones/crystals etc...) 
- 1 Box Kapur (Camphor) 
- 15 Tambulam (Beatle leaves with stem) 
- 21 Supari (Beatle Nuts) 
- 10 Each Pancha Khadya - (5 types of dry fruits) e.g. Kharik (Dry Dates), Kaju (Cashews), Badam (Almonds) Manuka (Resins), Pista (Pistachio) 
- 12 Dry Coconut small triangular pieces to be cut from halves. 
- Gud (Jagary) 
- 1 bowl Khadisakhar (Sugar Crystals) 
- 5 Naral / Nariyal - (Coconut with water) 
- 1 Bowl Panchamrut (Mixture of Milk, Curd, Honey, Sugar, Ghee) 
- 1 Plate Maha Naivedya – Modak, Regular Food cooked in the house. Any one sweet of your choice e.g. Pedhe / Barphi / Ladu / khir etc… * As needed to distribute. 
- 8-10 Tulasipatra (Leaves of Tulasi) 
- 20-30 Flowers Assorted - Rose, Marigold etc... 
- As required Flower Garland (For murti & photos of deities used in pooja) 
- 1 Toran (Decorative door hanging) for the door. 
- 21 pairs (Min) Durva - grass with 3 pronged blades. 
- 1 bowl each Ghee for Niranjan & Oil for Samai 
- 1 Attar - (Scent) small bottle 
- 4-5 Plates (Stainless Steel/plastic/Disposable) for Pooja Material 
Note:-
- Ganesh Pratishthapana is about 2 hours Vidhi. 
- Please ensure that all the material is available and kept well organized near the pooja dais (stage/platform) before starting Ganesh Pratishthapana Pooja. 
- If you have any shortage or facing difficulties in understanding any description please contact Panditji. 
- Ensure that the Pooja begins in time so that it can be completed in time before lunch or dinner as scheduled. 
- Ensure that you have some relatives/friends to help you on the Ganesh Pratishthapana day right from the beginning till end. 
















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