Puja for Health

Puja for Health

To get blessed with good health the people must perform the Hanuman Puja. Lord Hanuman is the 11th incarnation of lord Shiva also known as avatar of Rudra. He took birth during the Treta yug to help lord Rama, incarnation of lord Vishnu to free Earth from the dreadful acts and tortures of Ravana.

Lord Hanuman took birth in the house of king Kesari   also known as vanar raj and mata Anjani.  Lord Pavan dev is also considered as his father. He had born on Tuesday, full moon day of chaitra month according to Hindu calendar. This day is celebrated as hanuman jayanti every year.  He is the god of good physical strength, marked intelligence, power, and confidence. He is also known as Saptachiranjeevi.

Hanuman Puja and its significance:

For the immediate recovery from any illness or physical problems tantric anushthan is performed. Hanuman tantric puja is also known balarista yog or arogya pujan and helps in attaining the physical strength.

How to perform Hanuman puja for good health:

The puja of Lord Hanuman helps the worshiper to attain knowledge, strength, and intelligence. This puja gives courage, cures all illness, and relaxes the devotee from all of his problems of life.

Puja requires a hanuman murti and hanuman yantra. Place the two on red cloth on a chowki. Put kumkum on murti and yantra as well, then on your forehead. Light the agarbatti {incense stick} and diya {prefer oil til or sarso}. Take some water in your hand, think of your wish, and pray for its fulfillment.

During the puja, it is necessary you must have purity of thoughts and trust in god. Keep water near the place of puja. Offer rice red flower supari and gur in front of yantra. Offer chana and gur as Prasad to lord hanuman.

Benefits of Hanuman puja:

The puja and homa of Lord Hanuman helps in overcoming the problems coming in the path of success. It fills the worshiper with tremendous energy and confidence and he is able to perform the personal and social deeds with ease. It also guard against the evil eye casting.