Mother Earth is referred to as “Bhoomi” in Hinduism, and worshipping Bhoomi before any constructional activity on the ground is considered auspicious, facilitating a smooth building construction process until the end. Bhumi Pujan Samagri holds its significance and must be adequately used with the help of professional Pandits to ensure positive blessings.

A practice known as Bhoomi Puja is carried out in reverence of Vastu Purush and Goddess Bhoomi (deity of directions). This pooja, therefore, eliminates the negative impacts and Vastu Doshas in the soil. 

For optimal agricultural production, and a blessed home or construction, Bhoomi Pooja is always performed on the northwest edge of the construction area.

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When, Where, And Why Does Bhumi Pujan Takes Place?

• The months of Shravan, Margshirsh, Paush, and Kartik are good for Bhoomi pooja.
• Vastu determines the date of Bhoomi puja. It frequently occurs twice a month.
• Monday and Thursday are good days for this puja. 
• Also, avoid conducting this pooja on Saturdays, Sundays, and Tuesdays.
• It is best to avoid Diva’s Karma, Had Paksha, and Shradh Paksha for such fortunate actions.

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Which Deity Is Worshipped?

This ritual is devoted to Vastu Purusha, Goddess Bhoomi, and Pancha boot (the five elements of nature). Vastu Shastra governs this puja. In addition, the deity of directions is honoured to remove all negative influences and Vastu doshas from the land. 

Bhumi Pujan Samagri List 

Samagri	Quantity
Turmeric Powder	1 Packet
Kumkum	1 Packet
Sandalwood Paste/Powder	1 Packet
Incenses Sticks	1 Packet
Camphor	1 Packet
Bunches Of Flowers	4
Fruits	12 Bananas
Betel Leaves And Nuts	15 Each
Coconuts	4
Rice	2 Kg
Coins (Quarters)	25
Sugar Candy (Kalkandu)	1 Packet
Ghee	1 Pound
Navadhanyam [Wheat, Rice, Toor Dal, Moong Dal, Chana Dal, Rajma (White), Sesame]	250 gms
Material For The Kalasa Vastram	2 Yards

Other Ingredients Required 

• One Navaratnas set (9 different sorts of gems), one dry date packet, five lemons (green limes), one set of Pancha Lohas (5 metals), and two Navadhanya packets (9 types of seeds).
• One requires 40 quarters, a white fabric of half a metre, a matchbox, a lamp, cotton wicks, oil, ten panchpatras, and Radharani.
• Five bricks, a bell, a bedsheet, four plastic plates, a painting of the gods, five foam cups, a dish, a Kalash (kalasam), and so forth.

Significance of Each Bhumi Pujan Samagri in Puja

Turmeric Powder 

Since turmeric is a rhizome, it symbolizes purity, spiritual connection to the soil, fertility, and wealth. Its bright yellow color is also related to the sun, abundance, and the sacral chakra. Turmeric Powder also symbolizes fertility and prosperity.

Kumkum Power

The 6th chakra, also referred to as the third eye, is located in the centre of the forehead, between the eyebrows, and is thought to be the pathway through which humankind connects spiritually to the Divine. As a result, the kumkuma is positioned where Indians consider being the most significant area for improving receptivity.

Sandalwood

When honouring deities, sandal paste is used. Worshippers can put it between the brows or on the head after offering it to gods to calm the nerves and awaken spiritual energy. 

Incense Sticks

During poojas, incense sticks are lighted to maintain good energy in the home and drive away negativity. According to ancient Hindu texts, lighting incense sticks are said to keep the power of positivity in the house.

Camphor

Camphor is thought to appease Gods and Goddesses in Hinduism. Camphor is thought to drive away negativity and impart well. Hawan rituals, aartis, and other religious practices involve lighting and using camphor.

Flowers

In some ways, giving a flower in prayer signifies a person’s dedication and commitment to his Lord. It is thought that offering flowers to the Gods satisfies the deity and blesses the believer with wealth, happiness, success, and health. 

Fruits

By offering God the fruit, we are metaphorically offering him the fruit for our activities and accomplishments. We make this gesture symbolically by presenting fruit during pujas. It washes away our misdeeds over time.

Coconut

The coconut symbolises the Hindu trinity of Brahma (the creator), Vishnu (the guardian), and Mahesh (the protector) (the destroyer). As a result, the significance. Devotees offer their respect to the trinity by worshipping the coconut.

Ghee

Cows are valued in Hinduism, as are dairy products manufactured from milk. Ghee, in particular, is highly regarded for both its flavour and nutritional benefits. Ghee has long been used as an altar offering and god food.

Rice

Rice is a potent emblem of auspiciousness, wealth, and fertility due to its basic life-sustaining properties. It is this used in all significant Pujas. 

Although everything used in a Puja has some significant importance, these are a few main things used in Bhoomi Puja. 

How is Bhumi Puja Done?

1. Cleaning the area is the first step before beginning the puja. 
2. A hole must be dug in the northeastern direction of the construction site.
3. Third, worshippers should choose a seat with their backs to the east. The housewife boils the milk after the puja, which must spill over during this ritual.
4. The idols of Ganesha, Lakshmi, and other deities should be set up on a spotless pedestal.
5. In Hinduism, the Ganesh Puja is what initiates any auspicious work. Then a havan is performed.
6. Then the coconut used for the pooja is buried in the ground while covered in crimson cloth. Additionally, silver statues of Naag and Naagin are buried underground.
7. Devi pooja, making a Sankalpa, shatkarma, prana pratishtha, and Manglik dravya sthapana are among the other essential rites.

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