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Ram Mandir Inauguration: Follow these rules for worshipping Lord Ram at home on January 22, the day of pran pratishtha

Ayodhya Pran Pratishtha Puja: Preparations for the consecration of Ram Lalla are currently underway in Ayodhya. Numerous devotees are eagerly preparing to make the journey to Ayodhya to join in this historic ceremony and seek darshan of Ram Lalla. For individuals unable to undertake the pilgrimage for any reason, an alternative avenue is available to worship Lord Ram at home, following the prescribed method on the day of pran pratistha.

January 17, 2024 / 09:41 IST
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Ram Mandir inauguration: Maintain a well-lit temple, avoiding any semblance of darkness, as it is considered inauspicious.

Preparations for the consecration ceremony of Ram Lalla are in full swing in Ayodhya. Devotees will have the chance to visit the impressive Ram temple on January 22. Notably, several grand events are planned for the occasion, with preparations underway for several months. If you're unable to visit Ayodhya for any reason, don't worry—you can still worship Ram Lalla at home. Astrologer and palmist Pandit Vinod Soni Pauddar shared guidance with News 18 Hindi website on how to perform the puja at home during the consecration day, highlighting special considerations and necessary items for the ritual.

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Include these things in the worship of Ram Lalla

The ideal location for a home temple is the north-east corner, renowned for its auspicious connotations in various activities. Establishing a worship place in this area is recommended, emphasising the importance of maintaining its cleanliness. When arranging your home temple, incorporate essential puja items, including betel nut, mouli, kumkum, akshat, Ganga jal, water stored in a copper pot, an idol of Lord Ram, desi ghee, incense sticks, sandalwood, flowers, fruits, sweets, camphor, a bell, and a puja thali.