Given that it celebrates the birth of the Hindu god Lord Vishwakarma, Vishwakarma Jayanti is regarded as a lucky day. According to Hindu mythology, Lord Vishwakarma built all of the homes, weapons, and vehicles used by Hindu Divine beings and Goddesses. Vishwakarma Puja is another name for Vishwakarma Jayanti. On the day of Krishna Purnima, also known as Kailash Sankramanam, devotees carry out this puja.
Vishwakarma
Puja Time & Date For 2022
- Vishwakarma
Puja: Saturday, Sept 17, 2022
- Vishwakarma
Puja Sankranti Moment: 07:36 am
Significance of Vishwakarma Puja
Lord Vishwakarma, the universe's architect and creator, is honoured on this day in
remembrance. He is also referred to as Lord Brahma's son. Celebrating this day
results in career achievement and the acquisition of movable assets.
All
devotees worldwide recognise Vishwakarma Puja as a significant day, and they
rejoice greatly on this occasion. On this day, people make a vow to Lord
Vishwakarma asking for good fortune and success in their respective fields as
well as for the necessities. Blacksmiths worship their tools on this day and
hold off using them till the conclusion of Vishwakarma Puja. They so dedicate
this day to Lord Vishwakarma as a result.
Hindu
pilgrims should take heed of Vishwakarma Day. According to popular belief,
everything belongs to Lord Vishwakarma. The Rig Veda exemplifies the intensity
of his achievements. They all ask God for success in their individual fields.
Celebration
of Vishwakarma Puja In India
The
entire country of India, but especially some regions of Rajasthan, commemorates
Vishwakarma Jayanti. On the final day of the Bengali Rudraprayag month,
Vishwakarma Puja is commemorated as "Biswakarma Puja" throughout the
eastern part of the country, including Orissa, West Bengal, Jharkhand, and
Tripura. Kanya Sankranti and Bhadra Sankranti are other names for it. For
expert craftsmen, Vishwakarma Puja is arguably the most significant and amazing
day.
Vishwakarma
Puja is practised at Diwali in several parts of India, especially in Bihar and
a few northern states. It is ascribed to the presence of Magh in Hindu
mythology. Workers, such as labourers, carpenters, engineers, artisans, and
other staff members, celebrate Vishwakarma Jayanti with fervour and devotion.
Vishwakarma
Jayanti Ritual
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Most individuals take a bath before the puja.
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After remembering Lord Vishnu in their minds, place a statue or image of Lord
Vishwakarma on a podium.
• As
per custom, a flower is held in the right hand.
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Hymns are then recited after taking an Akshat (holy water).
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Keep the flower submerged in the solution and scatter the akshat about the
space.
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People
honour Lord Vishwakarma by attaching a holy thread called a Raksha Sutra to
their right hand.
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After the puja, give the equipment some treats, a flower, and water.
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Complete the Yajna to complete the Puja.
History
Of Vishwakarma Puja
The
word "Vishwakarma" was used to denigrate any Divine Essence and may
have also been employed to describe Indra and the Sun. He is acknowledged as
the primary architect of the limitless cosmos and the appointed creator of the
temples of the Gods. According to legend, Lord Vishwakarma's father is Lord Brahma. What the past has to say about Lord Vishwakarma is detailed here.
Who
is Vishwakarma God?
Hindu
mythology states that Lord Vishwakarma's idol shows that he has several arms.
He had weapons, a tree branch, a lamp, a crown, and a notebook in his hands. He
is also referred to as a lord of devastation in the Rig Veda. Craftsmen,
metallurgists, silversmiths, secret organisations, and all those skilled in
woodworking are all created by Lord Vishwakarma. Vishwakarma is credited with
introducing the Sthapatya Veda, or fourth Upa-Veda, and with controlling
sixty-four of the industrial arts. His numerous physical characteristics and
arsenal speak to his boundless creativity and intensity.
He is
the one who modelled each of the "divine" sailing spears and their
axes for the Gods' flying chariots (with divine attributes). He is also the
designer of the Gods' weapons. The bones of the philosopher Dadhichi and
perhaps even the Agnayestra were used to build the first part of Lord Indra's spiritual
armoury, the Vajra. The Sudarshan chakra of Lord Krishna quickly comes to mind.
Also serving this purpose is Lord Vishwakarma.
Ravana
was astounded by the peculiarity of Lord Shiva and Parvati's residence in Sri
Lanka's golden city because he was supposed to take part in the Grihapravesh
rite there. According to Hindu scriptures, Lord Shiva and Parvati's residence
was a golden paradise constructed by Lord Vishwakarma. When Lord Shiva
instructed him to request all he desired for the Dakshina, Ravana insisted on
the golden chapel itself since he was mesmerised by the splendour and grace of
the paradise. Following Lord Shiva's response to Ravana's prayers, he proceeded
to construct the magnificent Lanka, also known as "Ravana's estate."
Why
Did Lord Vishwakarma Establish The Town of Indraprastha?
According
to legends, Indraprastha is an architectural wonder of unfathomable
magnificence. The reservoirs and pools inside the palace produced the sense of
a horizontal plane without any steam in it, and the surfaces of the Everton had
such a solid effect that they looked like water. The Mahabharata battle is said
to have been made possible because to this structural innovation.
When
the Pandavas invited the Kauravas to explore Indraprastha, Duryodhana unintentionally
knocked because he mistook the reservoir for a solid surface. Draupadi couldn't
stop laughing and made fun of Duryodhana by comparing him to his blind father.
As Duryodhana became more angry, this became the main point of contention.
Another
facility built by Lord Vishwakarma is Dwarka, the home of Lord Krishna. It was
constructed during the Mahabharata battle in a single night, according to
ancient saints. Later, it evolved into Lord Krishna's Karma Bhoomi. It is well
recognised nowadays as a Hindu pilgrimage place.
In
addition to creating the Satya Yuga (Heaven), the Treta Yuga (Lanka), the
Dwapar Yuga (Dwarka, Krishna's capital), and the Kali Yuga, Lord Vishwakarma is
also the creator of the universe (Hastinapur and Indraprastha)
Vishwa
means "everything," and karman means "doer," therefore it
appears that Vishwakarma means "everything-creator." The Rig Veda
describes Vishwakarma as the planet's divine architect and the pinnacle of the
Supernatural Being's inventiveness.
Benefits
of Celebrating Vishwakarma Puja
• Be
successful in your career.
•
Respect requests for transportable property.
• To
fund the acquisition of a house or a company.
• To
win Lord Vishwakarma's unending favour.
• To
create a joyful atmosphere in the home or workplace.
• To
boost productivity at work.
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Helpful in preserving a secure work environment.
• To
eliminate all negativity that was preventing productive work.
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Beginning a business on Vishwakarma Jayanti is lucky, particularly if it's a
mechanical company.
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