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News India Live, Digital Desk: Navratri Kalash Visarjan: The holy festival of Sharadiya Navratri is a festival of devotion and power lasting nine days, which ends with the urn immersion. These nine days are dedicated to the worship and worship of nine different forms of Maa Durga, and in the end the devotees immerse the urn with full rituals and bid farewell to the mother. But do you know what to do with the remaining water and coconut in the urn after immersion? Many people do not know the right information about this. Come, let us tell you about the rules of Kalash Visarjan Niyam and the important things related to it:
Importance of Kalash immersion:
The urn established during Navratri is a symbol of happiness and prosperity in the house for a full nine days and maintaining the grace of Mother Durga. This is the call of deities. At the time of immersion, this urn is well pacified and the mother is bid farewell to an emotional heart, so that she can return to her abode.
What to do with water and coconut after the immersion of Kalash?
1. Water of Kalash:
Do not consider the water filled in the urn as normal water. For the whole nine days, this water is condemned by the mantras and purity of Maa Durga, so it is very sacred and full of positive energy.
- Sprinkle all over the house: Sprinkle the water of the urn in the whole house, especially on every corner and door. It is believed that by doing this, negative energy is destroyed in the house and positivity spreads. This water also removes evil powers and architectural defects.
- Give it to the members of the house: All the members of the house, especially children and elders, should give this holy water a little to drink. It provides healing and relieves diseases. It is accepted like ‘pilgrimage’.
- Put in plants: You can put the remaining water in your home pots or garden plants. This is a way to express gratitude to nature and it is believed that it also gives divine energy to plants. Keep in mind, do not put it in drains or in an impure place.
2. Coconut placed on the urn:
The coconut kept above the urn is also considered very auspicious. It is offered to Maa Durga and is seen as a holy fruit.
- Divide and eat among family members: After breaking the coconut placed on the urn, distribute his offerings to all the members of the house and the people of the neighborhood. Consider it as ‘Prasad of Goddess’. It brings prosperity, solidarity and good fortune to the family. It is believed that this leads to the abode of mother Annapurna in the house.
- Do not throw: Never throw this coconut like this, because it is a sacred offerings. If it gets spoiled, you can flow it into a flowing river or clean water, but do not put it in the garbage.
3. Coin kept under the urn and intact
Keep the coin placed under the urn at the vault or your place of worship. Also place Akshat (whole rice) on the place of worship in the form of offerings or mix it in a plant.
This holy festival of Navratri brings happiness and prosperity in life. By following these rules, you can make your devotion even stronger and get the blessings of Maa Durga.