Navagraha Cloth

$15.00

The Navagraha cloths, representing the nine celestial bodies in Hindu astrology, hold significant devotional and ritualistic importance. Each cloth is associated with a specific planet (graha) and is used in various rituals to invoke the blessings and mitigate the adverse effects of these planets.

A detailed look at their devotional significance and uses:

Surya (Sun) - Red Cloth –– Significance: Surya symbolizes power, authority, and vitality. Uses:- Enhances leadership qualities and self-confidence. - Used in rituals to overcome health issues and boost vitality. - Placed on altars or worn during Surya-related pujas.
Chandra (Moon) - White Cloth –– Significance: Chandra governs the mind, emotions, and fertility. Uses:Promotes mental peace, emotional stability, and calmness. Used in rituals for well-being, especially related to childbirth and maternal health.Worn or placed in homes to foster harmony and tranquility.
Mangala (Mars) - Red Cloth –– Significance: Mangala signifies strength, courage, and protection. Uses:- Boosts courage and resolve. - Used in rituals to protect against accidents and injuries. - Helps in resolving conflicts and disputes.
Budha (Mercury) - Green Cloth –– Significance: Budha represents intelligence, communication, and business acumen. Uses:- Enhances intellectual abilities and communication skills. - Used in rituals to achieve success in business and education. - Placed in study areas or offices for prosperity and clarity.
Brihaspati (Jupiter) - Yellow Cloth –– Significance: Brihaspati embodies wisdom, spirituality, and prosperity. Uses: - Seeks blessings for wisdom and spiritual growth. - Used in financial prosperity rituals. - Worn or placed during educational pursuits and religious ceremonies.
Shukra (Venus) - White or Pink Cloth –– Significance: Shukra is associated with love, beauty, and luxury. Uses: - Attracts love and enhances beauty. - Used in rituals to bring luxury and comfort. - Important in marriage and partnership ceremonies.
Shani (Saturn) - Black or Dark Blue Cloth –– Significance: Shani signifies discipline, hard work, and karmic balance. Uses:- Alleviates hardships caused by Saturn. - Promotes discipline, patience, and resilience. - Used in rituals to remove obstacles and difficulties.
Rahu (North Node of the Moon) - Black Cloth –– Significance: Rahu represents illusion, obsession, and transformation. Uses:- Counteracts negative effects of Rahu. - Reduces obsessions and unhealthy attachments. - Facilitates positive transformations and protection from negative influences.
Ketu (South Node of the Moon) - Multi-colored or Grey Cloth –– Significance: Ketu is linked to spirituality, liberation, and detachment. Uses: - Enhances spiritual practices and meditation. - Aids in achieving liberation from material desires. - Used in rituals for protection from negative energies and spiritual growth.

General Uses of Navagraha Cloths:

Astrological Remedies: Used as part of remedies prescribed by Vedic astrologers to balance planetary influences in an individual's horoscope.
Temple Worship: Adorn idols of the Navagrahas in temples to invoke their blessings.
Puja and Homas:Offered during specific pujas and fire rituals to seek the protection and grace of the planets. -
Personal Use:Placed on home altars, worn as talismans, or used in specific areas of the home to attract positive influences of the corresponding planet.

These cloths are a vital component of Hindu rituals, aiming to harmonize the planetary influences in one's life, thereby promoting overall well-being, prosperity, and spiritual growth.

NOTE: Navagraha Poojas and Homas will always have to be performed in the Temples by a dedicated priest on your behalf and never at home.