Makar Sankranti Puja Samagri

Makar Sankranti is the day from which the northward motion of the solar begins. The interval from Karka Sankranti (the verse of the solar into the zodiac signal of Most cancers) to Makar Sankranti is named the dakshinayan. As per given in Hindu scriptures (shastra), An individual who dies within the dakshinayan interval has a better likelihood of going to Yamalok (southward area), than one who dies throughout uttarayan (northward revolution). Sankranti killed a demon named Sankarasur. The day adopted by Makar Sankrant is known as Kinkrant or Karidin. On this present day, the feminine deity (devi) slayed the demon Kinkarasur.

1 Makarsankranti Yantra
1 Makatsankranti Photo
1 Makarsankranti Gutika
Aam ke Patte/Mango Leaves/Mangifera Leaves
Aasan; Specially Woolan Aasan
Agarbatti/Incense Sticks
Akshata (Chawal)/Rice
Basil/Tulsi/ Ocimum basilicum
Dahi/Yogurt
Deepak/Lamps
Dhoop Batti
Diye ki batti/Cotton wicks/Gossypium
Fal/Fruits
Ganga Jal/Holy Water
Ganna/Sugarcane
Ghanta/Bell
Ghee
Gud/Jaggery
Haldi/Turmeric Powder/Curcuma Longa
Kalash/Finial
Kapoor/Camphor/Cinnamomum Camphora
Kumkum/Mallotus Philippensis
Laal Chandan/Red Sandal/ Santalum Album
Loung/ Cloves
Maachis/Match Box
Mewa/Dry fruits
Surya Bhafwan Ki Murti/Surya Idol
Nariyal/Coconut/Cocos Nucifera
Panchamrit
Phool/Flowers; Specially Lotus or Red Flower
Phool Mala/Garland
Prasaad
Saaf Kapda Laal/Clean Red Cloth
Saaf Kapda Safed/Clean White Cloth
Sankha/Conch
Supari/Betel Nuts/Areca catechu
Tambulam/ Betel Leaf/ Piper Betle
Til/Sesame Seeds
Thaali/Plate

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