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Religious Importance of Puja Ashes: As much as the importance of worship is in Hindu religion, the immersion of the materials used in worship is equally important. We worship God with great devotion, burn incense sticks and incense sticks. But have you ever noticed what you do with the ashes or remains left after the puja is over? Often people throw puja ashes in the dustbin due to lack of information. If you are also doing this, then be careful. Let us know how the puja ashes should be immersed properly and what are the rules related to it.
Why should it not be thrown in the dustbin?
The ash emanating from the incense sticks or incense burnt during the puja is considered to be a part of the positive energy of that mantra and puja. Throwing it in the garbage is not only disrespectful to that energy, but it is also considered astrologically flawed. There is a belief that this can reduce the blessings of the house.
What to do with the ashes of puja?
Excretion in Plants: The best and simplest way is to put this ash in the pots of your house or the soil of the garden. This is not only a respectful disposal of ashes, but scientifically the ashes also act as fertilizer for plants. Keep in mind that avoid adding ash to the Tulsi plant if there is a lot of incense residue in it.
Use as Tilak: According to religious beliefs, the ashes of incense or havan are called Bhabhuti. Applying it as a tilak on the forehead gives peace to the mind and infuses positivity in the body.
Flow in holy water: If possible, the puja material and ashes should be immersed in a clean flowing river or water body. If there is no river nearby, it can be buried by digging a pit in clean ground.
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