Ghatasthapana 2022 Muhurat, Puja Materials Requirement, and Puja Vidhi

Shardiya Navratri Start 2022: Pitru Paksha is currently taking place, and in Hinduism, they are of particular significance. When Pitru Paksha finishes, which is what everyone is waiting for, Navratri will begin. Date of Navratri in 2022 Devotees fast for nine days to worship Maa Durga and worship her in various guises throughout this time (Shardiya Navratri 2022 Shubh Muhurat). In Navratri, Ghatasthapana too has a unique significance. Let us know when Ghatasthapana and Navratri are starting their auspicious periods.

Ghatasthapana Muhurat 2022

Ghatasthapana is particularly significant during Navratri, which is also known as the Kalash-Establishment Ceremony. The worship process doesn't begin until the Kalash is installed. Ghatasthapana bears greater fruit if performed at an appropriate time.

• The Ghatasthapana Muhurat is from 6.11 to 7.51. (Duration: 1 hour 40 minutes)
• Muhurat for Ghatasthapana Abhijit: 11.48 to 12.36 (Time: 00 minutes and 48 seconds)
• Ghatasthapana Muhurta occurs on the Pratipada Tithi and occurs during the Dvi-Svabhava
• Kanya Lagna Beginning at 3.23 am on September 26, 2022, is Pratipada Tithi
• Pratipada Tithi ends: September 27, 2022, at 3.08 a.m.
• Kanya Lagna begins: September 26, 2022, at 6.11 a.m.
• Kanya Lagna concludes on September 26, 2022, at 7:51 a.m.

Ghatasthapana Puja Requirements

• Mud or copper pot with of big mouth is used for establishing God on it.
• A Kalash is made up of mud or copper.
• Soil, sand, and seven types of grains.
• Image or an idol of Goddess Shakti and Goddess Durga.
• Yantra, Flowers, Water.
• Sandalwood paste for tilak.
• Durva (grass) is used to sprinkle water during puja.
• The mixer of rice and turmeric powder.
• A Betel nut, Gold coin, and other normal pooja items
• Seven grains[ Barley (Jau), Sesame (Til), Rice (Dhan), Moon bean, Green Gram (Moong), Foxtail Millet (Kangani), and Chickpea (Chana) ]

Ghatasthapana Puja Vidhi (Worship Method)

First, learn How to do Kalash Sthapana? Then complete these steps to worship. Five items are used in Panchopachara Puja to complete it.

• Show the lamp first to the Kalash and all the gods it has invoked.
• Light dhoop sticks and offer them to the Kalash after the lamp offering, then give him flowers and incense.
• To finish the Panchopachara Puja, give the Kalash Naivedhya, or fruits and treats.

In the majority of Hindu festivals and fasts, the establishment of the Kalash holds unique significance. The Kalash is seen as a representation of auspicious activity and is thought to house gods, planets, and constellations. The installation of a Kalash brings joy and wealth into the house. Setting up a Kalash during Navratri is thought to collect all of the powers and eliminate the evil spirit.