Dos in Navarathri

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First Day

Devi's Pooja Name : Maheswari Bala

Kolam: With the "pacchaiarisi mavu" (raw rice flour) we can draw some
"Pottu kolam" (not rangoli)

Flowers for archana: Jasmine and bilwa

Ragam to sing: Thodi

Naivedhyam: Sundal and Fruits

VIshesham: Madhu-Kaidaba samharam

FIRST DAY DEVI SHOULD BE DECORATED AS "KUMARI" (small little girl)

Second Day:

Devi's Pooja Name : Gowmari kumari

Kolam: Rice flour mixed with sandal powder and kolam should draw similar to first day

Flowers: Mullai, Thulasi

Ragam: Kalyani

Naivedhyam: Mango fruit and Tamarind rice.

DEVI SHOULD BE DECORATED AS "RAJARAJESWARI"

Third Day:

Devi's Pooja Name: Varahikanya Kalyani

Kolam: With flowers kolam should be draw

Flowers: Shenbaga mottu, Kumkum, and "Maru" (a leafy flower but not Marukozhundu"

Ragam: Gowlai

Naivedhyam: Chakarai pongal

DEVI SHOULD BE DECOARTED AS MAHISHASURA MARDHINI

Fourth Day:

Devis' Pooja Name: Mahalakshmi Rohini

Kolam: With "Akshadai" (Kolam should be draw like steps in our home)

Flower: Jadhimalli

Ragam: Bhairavi

Naivedhyam: Curd rice

DEVI SHOULD BE DECORATED AS "DEVI MAHALAKSHMI"

5th day:

Devis' Pooja Name: Vaishnavi

Kolam: With "Kadalaimavu" draw like birds

Flower: Malligai and other fragrant flowers

Ragam: Bhandhuvarali

Naivedhyam: Pongal, Vadaam

DEVI SHOULD BE DECORATED AS "MOHINI"

Vishesham is this day should be considered as the day when sumba-nisumba went and met devi

6Th Day:

Devis' Pooja Name: Indrani (Kaalika)

Kolam: Write the name of devi with "Paruppu mavu"

Flower: Kumkumkapoo, Paarijadham, Vibuthipacchilai, And Sembaruthi

Ragam: Neelambari

Naivedhyam: Pomegranate fruit, ornage, Coconut rice

DEVI SHOULD BE DECORATED AS "CHANDIKA DEVI SITTING IN SARPARAJA ASANA"

7Th Day:

Devi's Pooja name: Mahasaraswathy sumangali

Kolam: with white flowers

Flower: Thumbai, Thazampoo

Ragam: Bilahari

Naivedhyam: Lemon rice, "Sathu mavu"

DEVI SHOULD BE DECORATED AS "MAHA SARASWATHI" (It is very fruitful to apply "nalangu" for the legs of devi in this day)


8th day:

Devi's pooja anme: Narasimha Tharuni

Kolam: With rice flour "Padma kolam" (like lotus)

Flower: Marudhani flower, sambangi

Ragam: Punnagavarali

Naivedhyam: Milk rice

DEVI SHOULD BE DECORATED AS "SIMHAVAHINI WITH SOOLAM IN HER HANDS"
It will be fruitful to dance "kummi" before devi this day.

9th Day:

Devis' Pooja name: Chamundi matha

Kolam: With fragrant powder draw like some weapons

Flower: Lotus, Marukozhundhu

Ragam: Vasantha

Naivedhyam: Chakarai pongal

DEVI SHOULD BE DECORATED AS "SHRI LALITHA MAHATHRIPURA SUNDARI".

Performing "kolattam" infront of devi will be done this day.



OTHERS:

1. We can consider small girls in form of devi (from the age of 2-10) and worship them with the corresponding pooja names of devi and provide them thamboolam

2. We can sing a song from "navavarna krithis" of Swathi thirunal or muthuswamy dikshitar each song a day.

3. In the day of amavasya, we can call devi as we do the day before "Varalaksmi vridham". But here we should invoke all the goddesses (Durga, lakshmi and saraswathi)

4. We can offer thamboolam to all the ladies who comes to our home at any time. If possible offer them devi's prasadam (Food) also.

5. Avoid getting angry, reduce tension and be cheerful all these days which is the most important thing.

6. These days are not for showing our pomp to others but these are the days which actualy mingles people with each other by the very same mean mingles ourselves with DEVI.

7. If not possible, atleast offer her milk and fruits.

8. Dont lock your homes during evening times and go to other's homes for collecting Sundals...

9. Finish all your works and make anyone available in your home and then leave. Never avoid anyone who calls for you to get thamboolam. It is very precious to get and give thamboolam (Devi herself is called as "Thamboola pooritha mukhi".

10. HAPPY NAVARATHRI>>>>

 

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For each month pooja neivedhyam. CHITHRAI five varities of flowers. VAIKASI Jaggary; AANI Honey; AADI Butter; AAVANI curd; PURATTASI sugar; AIPPASI Paramaanam; KARTHIGAI Milk; MARGALI Peni; THAI thairedu; MAASI cow's ghee; PANGUNI coconut;

for each THITHI Neivedhyam Prathamai-Ghee; dwithiei sugar; thruthiyai milk; chathurthi sweet and snacks; Panchami plantain fruit; Shasti Honey; Sapthami Jaggary; astami coconut; Navami Nelpori; Dasami Black ellu; Ekadasi curd; Dwadasi Aval; Thrayodasi kadalai; Chathurdasi Sathu mavu; Pournami and Amavasai Paayasam;


FOR Sunday paayasaannam; Monday Milk; Tuesday Plantain fruit; Wednesday Butter; thursday Sugar; Friday Jaggary powder; Saturday Cow's ghee.

For Stars: (Nakshathram) Aswini Ghee; Bharani ellu; Karthigai sugar; Rohini Curd; Mirugaseeridam Milk; Thiruvadhirai Kilaadam; Punarpoosam thairedu; Poosam kolukattai; Ayilyam Peni; Magam nei thiratchi; Pooram Neersaaram; Uthiram Aaala leaf =poori; hastham jaggary halva; Chithrai Vadai; Swathi Lotus rasakam; Visakam Poornayam; Anusham Valli kilangu choornam; Kettai Jaggary; Moolam Aval; Pooraadam grapes

Uthiraadam Dates; Thiruvonam Raasakam; Avittam Appam; Sadhayam Butter; Poorataadhi Green gram; Uthirattadhi Modhakam; Revathi Pomegranate.

YOGA POOJA NEIVEDHYAM.
Vishkambam Jaggary; Preethi Honey; AAyushman Ghee; Sowbhagyam Milk; Sobhaanam Curd; Athee kandam Buttermilk; Sudharmam Appam; Thruthi Butter; Sulasu Vellari kai; Kandam Pumpkin; Vruthi Kolukattai; Dhruvam jack fruit; Vyaakatham Plantain fruit; Arishnam Naaga phalam

Vajjiram Mango fruit; chithi ellu; Vithipatham Naarathampalam; Varion Pomegranate; Pareegam elandai phalam; sivan nelli palam; Chitham Paayasam; Kaathiyam Aval; Subam kadalai; suppramam coconut; pramam lemon; Ienthiram Kacheru; Vaidhruthi Karunai kilangu churnam.

FOR KARANA POOJA NEIVEDHYAM: Bhavam Kamsaaram; Paalavam milk eadu; Koulavam Peni; Thaithulai Kolukattai; Karasi Poori; Vanasi Laddu; Pathirai Halva; Sakuni Ellu; Chathuspadham Curd; Naavakam Ghee; Kimsthugnam Honey;

Taken From DEVI BHAGHAVADHAM eighth skandham Chapter 21 DEVI VALIPAADU. Page 477 in second volume Published by Prema prasuram 18th edition July 2008.