Ganesha Jayanti

Ganesha Jayanti is the great festival of Hindus celebrated as the birthday of Ganesha. Ganesha is the top God of Hindus, and all Hindus respect him the most. According to Hindus, Ganesha played a vital role in their easy life and blessed them with unlimited blessings. The month in which Ganesha’s birthday is celebrated is called Magha according to the calendar of Hindus, but according to Gregorian calendar updates, it sets in January or February. 

Ganesha Jayanti informations 

In Konkan areas, Ganesha’s birthday is celebrated with devotion and love. Chaturthi activities are held in honor of Ganesha’s birthday. In Chaturthi activities, prayers and fasts are presented to Ganesha. Chaturthi arranged in the integrity of Ganesha is called Purvaviddha Chaturthi, and the day of this Chaturthi is called Purvaviddha Chaturthi Day. Ganesha followers recite Katha after concluding Vrat for Jayanti’s blessings.

Celebrations on Ganesha Jayanti

Manters are recited in the temples after Puja Vithi and Manter reciters can use Fruit and water if they are offering fast. There are no complicated steps to offer Puja, and simply the Puja offering person has to wear a new dress; after wearing a new dress, the fragrance will be applied to idols, and Puja bowls are taken in the hands. The Puja performer has to close both hands and after closing the hands, he has to bow in front of the idols. After Puja, devotional songs and Bhajans will be recited. For ancestor’s salvation, Ganesha prayers are performed. Birthday celebrations are completed at the end of all Ganesha worship.