Purusha Suktam is one of the Pancha Suktam. It has the power to generate a tremendous positive spiritual force. It is believed to be very useful for diabetes and has been found to produce miraculous results. Those who lack progeny and have marital problems too are said to be benefited from this Suktam.
Bhagya Sooktham is a powerful Rig Vedic hymn. It has great potency in improving one’s bhagya (that is, luck) and endows one with wealth, success and happiness. This has 7 verses which invoke Bhagya. Bhagya is the primordial being, or Aditya (Aadi - the very first), who is the personification of prosperity, love, sharing and happiness.
Neerajanam is an offering made by devotees of Ayyappa to get relief from the adverse effects of Shani. Neerajanam is done on a Saturday. Broken coconuts are filled with sesame oil and a wick made with til seeds is lighted before Ayyappa. Til and sesame oil represent Shani.
Sri Sukta, from the fifth Mandala of Rig Veda, is a hymn on Sri Maha Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth, where the prayer is for spiritual wealth (Daivi Sampat) such as fearlessness, purity of mind and heart, self-control, austerity, peace, wisdom etc., ultimately reaching the highest goal of merging with the Divine.
Benne means butter, Alankara means decoration. Lord Ganesha is decorated beautifully with butter. Cow denotes Kamadhenu (Wish fulfilling celestial cow). When we do Alankara to Lord Ganesha with the butter from cow’s milk, all the obstacles in our life is removed and our noble wishes are fulfilled.
Swayamvara archana is performed by people facing problems in marriage. This pooja is dedicated to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati and is performed for early marriage. Those involved in love and romantic relationships will have their marriage held and fulfill their desires regarding marriage matters.
