Puja at Ramnath Devsathan

Kumkumarchana puja is a sacred ritual where the Goddess is worshipped using Kumkum. The word 'Kumkumarchana' is a combination of two words: 'Kumkum', which means the red powder made from turmeric and other ingredients, and 'Archana', which means offering. Kumkum attracts the force of the universe, Shakti, and is used to worship Goddess Parvati. The Goddess Tulja Bhawani is worshipped with Kumkum as a manifestation of Shakti Tattva.

Bilva Patra Arpan means offering Bilva Patra. The Bilva Tree is considered sacred, and the Bilva Tree leaf is the most favorite of Lord Shiva. The Bilva Patra represents the trinity of Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva. Bilva Patra has three gunas – Sattva, Rajas, and Tamas – which create all aspects of creation. Bilva Patra has also been given importance in Ayurveda due to its medicinal properties. The three leaves of the Bilva tree are called Bilva Dal, which is considered a representation of Trishul, the weapon of Lord Shiva. By performing Bilva Patra Puja, devotees receive the blessings of Lord Shiva.

Lord Shiva has many names like Shambhu, Mahadev, Shankar, and Neelkanth. 'Rudra' is one of the famous names of Lord Shiva. Rudrabhishek puja is a ritual dedicated to Lord Shiva. In this ritual, God Mahadev is worshipped in his Rudra form. The Rudra form of Lord Shiva represents his fierce and powerful aspect. The term 'Rudra' symbolizes Lord Shiva in his fierce form, and 'Abhishek' refers to offering. Rudrabhishek puja involves offering sacred liquids and chanting mantras. Performing Rudrabhishek puja helps make Lord Shiva happy and grants blessings from the divine.