Ram Navami is the most significant and auspicious festival celebrated in Hindu culture with much devotion and fervor. The devotees celebrate this festival as it marks the birth of Lord Ram. He is believed to be the seventh avatar or incarnation of Lord Vishnu. Lord Ram symbolizes truth, compassion, and righteousness.
Now, if you want to know when Ram Navami is celebrated, it falls on the ninth day of the Chaitra Month. As per the Gregorian Calendar, it is observed in March or April. The devotees celebrate this auspicious day in many ways. These include fasting, performing Puja rituals correctly, and reciting the Ram Katha and verses from the Bhagavata Gita or Ramayana. They worship both Lord Vishnu and Lord Ram on this day.
Let us shed some light on its significance, Puja Vidhi, and rituals and remedies for peace and prosperity in the family.
Ram Navami marks the end of the Chaitra Navratri festival. There is a greater importance of Ram Navami in our history and culture. It signifies the victory or triumph of good over evil, and that to follow the eternal principles of Dharma is essential. Lord Ram’s life brings many virtues. These include honor, duty, and sacrifice. It leads to inspiring the devotees to lead a life of moral values and righteousness.
This auspicious festival strengthens the harmony and unity among the communities and removes the barriers of nationality, caste, and creed. The devotees from diverse backgrounds come to celebrate this festival. Its significance also lies in the fact that it helps ward off the negativity and invites positivity, pleasant energy, and divine blessings.
Some devotees observe a fast on this day to bring in the divine energy. The puja Vidhi includes waking up early in the morning, taking a bath, and wearing neat and clean clothes. Clean the Puja space and set the idols of Lord Ram and Lord Vishnu. It is also required to place the Ram Darbar alongside having idols of Lord Ram, Mata Sita, Brother Lakshman, and Lord Hanuman. Then arrange the Puja materials like incense sticks, flowers, sweets, Roli, Gangajal, fruits, etc. Light a diya with desi ghee and apply a tilak to the idols.
The Puja ceremony consists of offering prayers, reciting bhajans and spirituals songs, and chanting mantras. The mantras for Ram Navami include, "श्री राम जय राम जय जय राम", "ॐ राम रामाय नमः”, and "ॐ दाशरथाये विद्महेजानकी वल्लभ्याय धीमहि तन्नो राम प्रचोदयात".
The fasting rules include having only Satvik food and avoiding tamasic food, onion, and garlic. The Satvik food consists of fruits, dry fruits, Kuttu ki Puri, Curd, and Sabudana Khichdi. The devotees also visit Lord Shree Ram temples, where special arrangements have been made. In some cities, such as Ayodhya, the huge processions with idols of Lord Ram, Mata Sita, Lakshmana, and Lord Bajrangbali are carried on the adorned chariots.
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Ram Navami is the sacred day to immerse in devotion, inviting positivity into life. To gain deep insights into its Puja rituals, contact AstroKavach now and benefit from the Ram Navami special astrology consultation offers!
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