EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT GANESH CHATURTHI

GANESH CHATURTHI:

Ganesh Chaturthi is a Hindu festival celebrated by Indians every year in month of August-September. Lord Ganesha's clay statue is displayed in homes, temples, and on stages in pandals throughout this 10-day festival. The auspicious ceremony celebrates Lord Ganesha's birthday, who is known as the God of Fortune. It begins in the month of Bhadrapada, which is between August and September, on the fourth day of the Hindu lunisolar calendar. This event is celebrated every year by local communities and pandals with significant enthusiasm. Here is how to celebrate Ganesh Chaturthi at home if you are unable to join in the local celebrations:

Things Required for Puja:

Eco Friendly Lord Ganpati Idol, Chowki, Red Cloth (Asan), Chandan Tikka, Durva, Janeu, Gangajal, Camphor, Kumkum Roli, Betel Nuts (Supari), Moli, Flowers, Fruits, Sweets, Modak, Panchaamrit, Panchmeva, Aarti Book to read, Diya, Cotton Wicks, Puja Bell, Incense Cone or stick, Dhoop, Kalash, Whole Coconut, Paan Leaf, Haldi ( Turmeric Powder)

Preparation:

The Ganpati idol is first placed in the home for morning and evening worship. Before bringing the idol home, the entire house might be cleansed, and the entire family might be assembled to welcome the Lord.

Pooja Vidhi:

Place the Eco Friendly Ganpati Idol on raised Platform covered with Red Cloth
Light an oil ghee diya lamp before starting the puja.
Invite Lord Ganesha to come home and accept the seat you offered and pray to him.
Offer flowers to Lord Ganpati.
Wash Lord Ganesha Feet with Ganga Jal.
Tie Roli in Right hand of Lord Ganesha Statue.
Make Panchamrit with milk, sugar, curd, ghee, and honey to Offer Lord Ganpati
Drink Panchamrit with your left hand.
Cover the Upper body of Lord Ganpati Idol with decorative cloth
Offer Chandan Tikka, Camphor, Durva and Janeu to Lord Ganesha and light Ghee Diya by lightening lamp and incense stick

Offer bhog to Lord Ganpati with sweets, Modak and fruits.
Offer Whole Coconut, Supari, Paan, Haldi, Kumkum, Camphor to Lord Ganesha by putting all items in Puja Thali or in a plate.
Offer currency notes (Not mandatory)
Read and Sing the Ganesha Aarti and stand and turn around from your right. Offer Flowers and bow before the Lord Ganpati
Ask for Forgiveness If you make a mistake while doing the puja.

Shubh Muhurat Date and Important Timings:

Festival: Ganesh Chaturthi also known as Vinayaka Chaturthi, Vinayaka Chavithi

Significance: Rebirth of Lord Ganesha

Date: Saturday, September 07, 2024

Tithi starts: 06 September at 11:03 AM

Tithi ends: 07 September at 1:34 PM

Ganesh Puja Shubh Muhurat 2024:

11:03 AM to 1:34 PM on 07th September

Ganesh Chaturthi or Vinayak Chavithi 2024 will start at 11:03 AM on Sep 06th, 2024 and end at 01:34 PM on Sep 07th according to the Hindu calendar.

The Ganesh Chaturthi 2024 muhurat will be between 11:03 AM and 1:34 PM on 07th September 2024.

Time to avoid Moon sighting – 09:30 AM to 08:45 PM

Visarjan Timing on Ganesh Chaturthi and Date:

(Auspicious Choghadiya Muhurat Timings)

The Visarjan will take place on Thursday 07th Septembe 2024

Afternoon Muhurat(Chara, Labha, Amrita)- 01:34 PM to 05:01 PM. Evening Muhurat(Labha)- 06:35 PM to 08:01 PM. Night Muhurat(Shubha, Amrita, Chara)- 09:27 PM to 01:45 AM, Sep 08, 2024. Early Morning Muhurat(labha)- 04:37 AM to 06:03 AM, Sep 08, 2024

Visarjan after one and half Day:

The Visarjan will take place on Sunday, 08th September, 2024 Afternoon Muhurat(Chara, Labha)- 01:52 PM to 03:26 PM. Evening Muhurat(Shubha, Amrita, Chara)- 06:34 PM to 10:53 PM. Night Mujurat(Labha)- 01:45 AM to 03:11 AM, Sep 09, 2024. Early Morning Muhurat(Labha)- 04:37 AM to 06:03 AM, Sep 09, 2024.

3rd Day Visarjan:

The Visarjan will take place on Monday, 09th September, 2024 Morning Muhurat(Amrita)- 06:03 AM to 07:37 AM. Morning Muhurat(Shubha)- 09:11 AM to 10:44 AM. Afternoon Muhurat(Chara, Labha, Amrita)- 01:52 PM to 06:33 PM. Evening Muhurat(Chara)- 06:33 PM to 07:59 PM Night Muhurat(Labha)- 10:52 PM to 12:18 AM, Sep 10, 2024.

5th Day Visarjan:

The Visarjan will take place on Wednesday, 11th Sep, 2024 Morning Muhurat(Shubha)- 10:44 AM to 12:17 PM. Afternoon Muhurat(Chara, Labha)- 03:24 PM to 06:31 PM. Evening Muhurat(Shubha, Amrita, Chara)- 07:57 PM to 12:18 AM,Sep 12, 2024. Early Morning Muhurat(Labha)- 03:11 AM to 04:38 AM,Sep 12, 2024. Morning Muhurat(Labha, Amrita)- 06:04 AM to 09:11 AM.

7th Day Visarjan:

The Visarjan will take place on Friday, 13th September, 2024 Morning Muhurat(Chara, Labha, Amrita)- 06:05 AM to 10:44 AM. Afternoon Muhurat(Chara)- 04:55 PM to 06:28 PM. Afternoon Muhurat(Shubha)- 12:17 PM to 01:50 PM. Night Muhurat(Labha)- 09:23 PM to 10:50 PM. Night Muhurat(Shubha, Amrita, Chara)- 12:17 AM to 04:38 AM, Sep 14, 2024

What is Eco-Friendly Ganesha, and What is the Concept Behind Eco-Friendly Idol?

The Concept

After ten days, on Ganeshotsav, also known as Ganesh Visarjan Day, devotees immerse the statue of Lord Ganesh in a river, sea, or other body of water. There are lots of problems with doing this. First Visarjan in the river or sea is not possible in all cities, and it generates numerous types of pollution that contribute to the constantly worsening ecological conditions.

On Ganesh Chaturthi, we invite Ganpati Bappa to come home and accept the seat we offer. But this is not an ideal way to send Bappa back home by sending Visarjan the idol in polluted river and sea water.

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Eco Friendly Ganpati Idols:

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