Puja Path Niyam: In Hinduism, the importance of worship is as much as that of Aarti. People get the blessings of God through worship. By worshiping regularly, all the sufferings of a person go away and at the same time all the wishes are fulfilled.
what is the meaning of worship?
Worship means expressing one's devotion to God. By this one expresses the respect one has for God. During the puja, various things are offered to each deity according to their choice like flowers, fruits, leaves, rice, sweets, etc. On special occasions like Diwali, Ekadashi, or Krishna Janmashtami, there specially is a law of worship. Different days of the week are also fixed for each deity. For example, the way Monday is dedicated to Lord Shiva, and Tuesday is dedicated to Lord Hanuman. Similarly, Shani Dev is worshiped on Saturday.
Why worship is necessary
Worship is done to give birth to sacred feelings in the mind. Because the mind becomes pure with pure feelings. Which makes life better in the long run. Worshiping God's grace always remains on the devotees, not only this, it keeps peace in the mind of the people. It is said that the devotees who worship with a true heart, God does not allow any crisis or suffering to come upon them. Worshiping keeps the atmosphere of the house pure and positive.
What is the importance of Aarti?
Aarti means remembering God, showing respect to him, remembering and praising God. Everyone specially worships their deity. It is a belief that Aarti must always be performed after worship, otherwise, the worship is considered incomplete. Worship done without aarti is not acceptable to God. It is also mentioned in the scriptures that worship is complete only through Aarti. Aarti is considered to be a Hindu ritual that is considered to be the best way to express love and gratitude towards a God. According to the scriptures, performing aarti after the completion of the puja gives full results of the puja. Aarti helps in increasing the self-force of a person. Aarti performed together with the family enhances harmony among people.
How to do aarti
Aarti refers to a small flame coming out of a wick or camphor, which is placed on a plate as a lamp. It is rotated in a clockwise circular motion in front of any deity after worship. God's aarti should first start from the feet of God. First of all, while performing the Aarti, rotate the lamp four times in a straight direction. After that perform the aarti twice near the navel of God, and after that perform the aarti of God's face seven times. The ringing of the conch and bell has special importance in Aarti. Its sound purifies the environment all around.
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