Kalash possesses his own greatness in Hinduism. Kalash is useful at any time in our lives. The urn is established even at birth and the urn is submerged together with the body at death. He said the coconut is held above the Kalash. This coconut teaches the man that the head of the family must be hard from above and gentle from the inside. The wreath on the Kalash is of different significance. The way a flower attached to a wreath smells, in the same way as a man's life should also give perfume to others.
The Kalash is known as Mangal Kalash and Mangal Kumbh. Kalash has its own significance in astrological experiences in India. It is thought to be a symbol of good wishes. Lord Vishnu lies in his mouth, Lord Shiva in the throat and Lord Brahma in the root. Astrologist knows of Sakshi Sharma , the auspicious use of Kalash, which gives all the results of worship.
It is depicted in astrology that all gods and goddesses and pilgrimages reside in Mangal Kalash. The Kalash preserved in the worship of the home is a symbol of prosperity. His establishment appeals to all gods and goddesses and helps to get the job done.
Kalash is regarded as the symbol of the whole universe, the earth and all creation. All gods and goddesses are believed to reside within the Kalash. In any religious program or Navratri worship, Kalash is established as the symbol of all places of pilgrimage, remains of deities, etc. Lord Vishnu is located in the mouth of Kalash, Lord Shiva in the gorge and Brahmaji in the root. It is also considered the residence of the goddesses in the middle of the Kalash. When creating the Kalash, there is a positive energy communication in the home and happiness and prosperity increases in the home. Kalash sets itself apart in different ways in different pujas. The special significance of establishing Kalash in Navratri was said in the scriptures. The cult is regarded as most successful in establishing Kalash.
Kalash Sthapana is regarded as particularly important at Sharadiya Navratri. By setting up an urn, happiness and prosperity increases in the home and there is no lack of money and grain. The coconut stored inside the urn brings health to the members of the house. By keeping the kalash one gets the blessings of Maa Durga and the puja is completed without any hindrance. The Kalash kept in adoration brings auspiciousness into life and removes any troubles and brings success into life. Devi Bhagwati Purana states that Kalash should be established before the worship of Maa Durga.
Kalash is used in all kinds of worship such as Navratri worship, Diwali worship, Griha Pravesh worship, Akshaya Tritiya worship etc. Keeping the Kalash in two locations in any home gives very favourable results. The first location is our house of worship and the second is the main door. The water of the Holy River must be kept in the urn kept at each location. If you don't have water from any sacred river available, then take some freshwater and mix Gangajal into it.
Benefits of Kalash
There is also a method for keeping the urn outdoors. The mouth of the urn held out of the house should be wide and open. In which fresh mango leaves and leaves from Ashoka trees can be conserved. Based on astrology, it is the symbol of Venus and the Moon. Mango leaves are associated with the planet Mercury. Because Kalash is linked to prosperity, a Kalash kept near the door will bring happiness and prosperity to your home and will work to prevent negative energy from coming from outside.
Greatness of Kalash
The sanctity and deity of Kalash are mentioned in mythology. Like the pot of nectar that came out into the churning of the ocean, which was churned by the divinities and asuras of the Mandarachal mountain. In Rigveda there is a description of Som Purit and in Atharvveda, Ghee and Nectar fulfilled Kalash. Kalash is used in a wide range of ways, from life to death.
The environment remains clean and positive: It is said that the water is filled in a copper container in Mangal Kalash, thanks to which electromagnetic energy is generated. The coconut is also replenished with water. The combination of these two components creates an atmosphere like the cosmic energy that makes the atmosphere divine. The raw wire that is attached in it keeps the energy connected and turns it into a ring. In this way, it creates a sort of positive and peaceful energy that gradually invades the entire house.
This Kalash Mangal is placed on the Ishan Bhoomi by making an Ashtadal Kamal form of Roli, Kumkum. A bronze or copper urn is filled with water and a couple of mango leaves are put into it and a coconut is placed on its face. Roli on the Kalash, making a Swastik symbol, Molly (Nada) is strapped around his neck.
How is Kalash used in worship
Worshipping Kalash is like worshipping deities. Establishing the Kalash, through expressions of devotion and chanting of mantras, clarifies the holiness of the Kalash.
In Hinduism, worship is given the greatest prominence. During the service, there are many beliefs about establishing the Kalash. Today, people don't know much about the significance and settlement of Kalash. Therefore, we discussed the importance of setting up Kalash during the service.
Kalash is for positive desires; Keep the coconut on Kalash or Kumbh doubles its beauty. Apart from this, it is said that just as Lord Ganesha is worshipped before starting any work, so too is Kalash worshipped before starting any important work.
When performing all worship, Kalash is set up in the houses. It is a fundamental symbol of Indian culture, so at every opportunity favorable, the virtuous reading is done in the presence of Kalash.
Worship Method
1. According to Vastu, the Kalash Mangal used in worship is still established in the northeastern region.
2. The Kalash guarded by adding pure water etc. provides happiness, peace and prosperity in the home.
3. Before placing the Kalash on the floor, make an octagonal lotus with a scroll and place it on it.
4. After that, put some mango leaves and coins into the Kalash and put a coconut with water on his face.
5. After that, worship the Kalash godhead with Roli, Akshat, flowers. Perform a Swastik symbol on the Kalash. Attaches Moli around the neck of the Kalash.
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