Maa Annapurna Mandir Pujas, Kashi

Pujas listed for Maa Annapurna Mandir, Kashi

Nine pujas are listed on this page. Open any puja to see what that booking covers and how video or proof is shared.

• Maa Annapurna Abhishek.
• Special Alankar Puja.
• Shodash Puja.
• Kumkum Sahasranam Puja.
• Deep Seva Sponsorship.
• Katha Seva.
• Surya Narayan Abhishek.
• Yantreshwar Mahadev Abhishek.
• Kubereshwar Mahadev Abhishek.

The last three are abhisheks of Surya Narayan, Yantreshwar Mahadev and Kubereshwar Mahadev, as their titles show.

Annapurna puja: what the names mean

In Hindu tradition, Annapurna is a form of Goddess Parvati. The name joins anna, food, with purna, full. She is honoured as the giver of nourishment.

Several puja names on this page are common devotional words. Abhishek is the ritual bathing of the deity, and alankar is the adornment of the deity. Shodash means sixteen, and shodash puja is traditionally worship in sixteen steps. Sahasranam means a thousand names, and kumkum is the red powder used in Devi worship.

These are general meanings. Each puja page states what that booking covers.

How to book a Maa Annapurna Mandir puja online

1. Choose a puja from the list and open its page.
2. Read what that booking covers and how video or proof is shared.
3. Book online. The priest takes the sankalp in your name and gotra.

Pujas are booked online, so you can book from home. Prasad is not sent to your address. The price is shown on each puja page.

If you are unsure of your gotra, ask an elder in the family before you book.

Who books these pujas, and when

Many devotees book a puja in Annapurna's name to give thanks for the food in their home. Others book to mark a family occasion, or when they cannot travel to Kashi.

Some families also remember Annapurna on festival days such as Annapurna Jayanti. Please check the puja page for booking details before you plan around any day.

You may also like Durga Kund Mandir pujas, pujas in Kashi (Varanasi) and Kashi Vishwanath Jyotirlinga pujas.

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