In a Hindu worship ritual, there are loads of other components required to complete the ritualistic Puja or prayer of God. These essential components for holy rites are a crucial link in the procedure of obtaining God’s grace through religious ceremonies.
Understanding each of these components (i.e., camphor, turmeric, vermilion, betel nuts, flowers, and Panchakhadya) spiritual significance (Puja Samagri) strengthens one’s spiritual attachment toward them, which makes the religious ceremony rich in spiritual emotion.
In this article, we’ll discuss one of the key elements of these significant components, perfume, and its importance.
Importance Of Perfume In Prayer Rituals
Gods enjoy music and fragrance. The frequencies of perfume help the embedded soul at the spiritual level of the material body since they’re connected to the Absolute Earth element. For the following reasons, don’t give someone perfume that has a strong odor.
A mild, relaxing perfume emits the frequencies that quickly draw in the attributeless principle of the Gods in the Universe. It allows the embodied soul to reap the benefits from Chaitanya for a longer period of time than a fragrance with a powerful smell, which only attracts the Principle of the Divine with characteristics.
- Shriram → Jai
- Goddess Lakshmi → Gulab
- Hanuman → Chameli
- Shri Ganapati → Heena
- Shiva → Kevada
- Datta → Vala
- Maa Durga → Mogra
- Shrikrushna → Chandan
Always offer perfume with a mild scent to attract the deity you’re worshipping.
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