Description
Rama Navami (ରାମ ନବମୀ) – Celebrate the Birth of Maryada Purushottam Shri Ram
🌸 Invoke the virtues of Lord Rama – truth, courage, compassion, and righteousness 🙏
Rama Navami (ରାମ ନବମୀ) is the auspicious celebration of the birth of Lord Rama, the seventh incarnation of Lord Vishnu, who descended to uphold Dharma and defeat evil. Observed on the ninth day (Navami) of Shukla Paksha in the month of Chaitra (March–April), this sacred day marks the culmination of Chaitra Navaratri and is widely celebrated across India, including Odisha.
Lord Rama, born to King Dasharatha and Queen Kaushalya in Ayodhya, is worshipped for his ideal character, devotion to duty, and exemplary values. The day is celebrated with pujas, bhajans, Ram Katha, and recitation of Ramayana.
🕉️ Spiritual Significance of Rama Navami:
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Commemorates the divine birth of Lord Ram, symbol of Dharma and virtue
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Encourages the practice of truth, humility, and righteousness
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An auspicious day for family harmony, spiritual growth, and blessings
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Marks the beginning of Ram Rajya – a vision of just and peaceful rule
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Deepens devotion through Ram Naam Japa, Bhajan, and Katha Paatha
🙏 HOMESeva Rama Navami Puja Package Includes:
✔️ Devoted and Vedic-trained Pandit Ji (ପଣ୍ଡିତଜୀ) for Rama Navami rituals
✔️ Complete Puja Samagri Kit – Lord Rama idol/photo, tulsi, banana leaves, sandalwood paste, incense, ghee lamp, fruits, and sweets
✔️ Rituals Covered:
▫️ Sankalp & Ganesh Puja
▫️ Rama Janma Katha Paatha
▫️ Bhajan & Ramcharitmanas / Valmiki Ramayan Recitation
▫️ Ram-Janma Abhishekam with Panchamrit
▫️ Aarti & Prasad Sevan
✔️ Optional: Tulsi Archana, Ram Naam Sankirtan, or Hanuman Chalisa Paatha
📅 When to Perform:
Chaitra Shukla Navami (March–April), ideally during Madhyahna (midday) – the time of Lord Rama’s birth.
🌿 Benefits of Performing Rama Navami Puja:
🔸 Invokes protection, peace, and happiness at home
🔸 Promotes family unity, truthfulness, and spiritual awakening
🔸 Helps overcome fear, anger, and injustice
🔸 Grants blessings for children, marriage, and righteous living
🔸 Inspires the path of Dharma and Bhakti
