4 Items From Satguru’s You Can Buy This Navratri

Navratri is one of the most popular festivals in India, which is more than just 9 days of Garba. During these 9 days, there is a strong energy of Maa Durga that can be manifested by us through her worship. Many households across India worship the Divine Mother for nine days, some even fast for those nine days.

However, if you are short of any spiritual item in your pooja room, we are here to help. At Satguru’s, we have a collection of spiritual items that you can use for your daily ritual. Let’s look at the 5 pooja room items that you can buy from us for your 9 days of prayers and rituals.

1. Maa Durga God Idol

There are 3 main ways to worship the Divine Mother. You can worship a photo or idol of the Divine Mother, or you can do kalash sthapana. Maa Durga idol is the best way for worship, as you can perform the pranprathistha ritual to invoke life in the idol.

At Satguru's, you can buy God idols made using marble dust, brass, and resin. Here are some of the idols you can buy from Satguru’s:

2. Diyas

Most Hindu rituals require a lit ghee or oil diya. You use an oil diya to repel negative energy from your space, while a ghee diya enhances your spiritual growth. Many people light an akhand diya in front of God idols that keep spreading light for nine days and nights.

At Satguru’s, you can buy high-quality brass idols this Navratri. 5 diya with two swans can be used, especially during regular aarti, while our Tortoise Deepak can be used as akhand diya.

3. Urlis

Urlis are metal water bowls that have multiple purposes. It can be used in the kitchen for food preparation, in the garden, and it can be placed in your pooja ghar. You can place urli filled with water in the pooja ghar, as it is both considered auspicious and approved by our vastu shastra. You can also place flowers or petals in the water to create a pleasant atmosphere.

4. Home Temple

Home temples are especially useful if you are moving to a new house. Decorate the frame with lighting and place the Durga idol in the middle of the temple. Our Large Temple has ample space for the Durga mata marble statue and other items like diya and urlis.

Benefits of Worshipping Maa Durga During Navratri

1. Symbol of Strength:

People revere Maa Durga as the divine warrior who vanquished the buffalo demon Mahishasura, symbolising the triumph of good over evil. This mythological narrative highlights the importance of inner strength and resilience.

1. Protector and Guardian:

As a manifestation of Shakti (divine energy), Maa Durga is considered a protector of her devotees. She is believed to safeguard individuals from negative forces, evil spirits, and adversities in life.

1. Spiritual Purification:

The nine days of Navratri are dedicated to intense spiritual practices, including fasting, meditation, and prayer. These rituals are believed to purify the mind and soul, allowing devotees to detach from worldly distractions.

1. Cultivating Devotion and Discipline:

The structured rituals performed during Navratri instill a sense of discipline and commitment among devotees. The daily practices, which include aarti, chanting, fasting, and offerings, foster a deeper connection with the divine.

1. Personal Transformation:

The festival of Navratri symbolises renewal and transformation. Devotees often use this time to reflect on their personal growth, set new intentions, and strive for self-improvement.

Conclusion

This navratri takes a pledge to perform each ritual to perfection. New idols, diyas, and urlis, especially made using brass, can create both a spiritual and visually appealing atmosphere in your pooja ghar. The best part? These idols and pooja ghar items can also be used for your daily rituals and prayers, even after the nine auspicious days.

Along with the Maa Durga idol, you can also buy Radha Krishna statues, Shiva statues, Maa Kali statues, Laxmi statues, and more. Shop Now.