Offline Pooja Details

Brahma Purana Ki katha

Brahma Purana Pooja

Amount: 21000

pandit Ji Name: Shobhit Sharma Ji

About Pandit Ji:  Shobhit Sharma Ji, a graduate Shastri and postgraduate Acharya, has 18 years of experience in pooja rituals, astrology services, karmic ceremonies (karam kand), Bhagwat Katha, Ramkatha, Geeta Paath, and all mantra chants. Renowned for his deep knowledge and precise practices, he has guided countless individuals through spiritual and astrological consultations, helping them find peace and clarity. His profound expertise and compassionate approach make him a trusted figure in the spiritual community.

About Brahma Purana Pooja:  Brahma Purana is one of the major eighteen Puranas in Hinduism and is known for its extensive discussions on cosmology, mythology, and religious practices. Performing a Pooja (worship) dedicated to the Brahma Purana can offer several spiritual and practical benefits

Benefit of Brahma Purana

• Spiritual Growth
• Blessings and Prosperity
• Purification of Mind and Soul
• Protection from Negativity
• Enhanced Devotion and Discipline
• Cultural and Historical Insights

Brahma Purana Ki Katha:

The Surya Purana unfolds like a grand cosmic drama. It begins with Brahma, the creator, crafting the universe from scratch. We witness the birth of the sun god, Surya, and his struggles with his wives. Sangya, unable to withstand his brilliance, flees, leaving their children Yama (god of death) and Yamuna (river) in his care. He then fathers two more sons with Chhaya, who disrupts the harmony between the children.

Meanwhile, the sage Kashyap Muni populates the world with various beings. From his union with different wives come the gods (Aditya), demons (Diti's sons), birds (Garuda), snakes (Kadru's offspring), and even plants (through Ila). This vibrant tapestry is threatened by conflicts between gods and demons, with Indra, the king of gods, resorting to trickery to weaken Diti's lineage.

The narrative then shifts to King Prithu, who churns the earth to make it fertile and establishes himself as a righteous ruler. We also encounter Prajapati Daksha, whose daughters play a crucial role in populating the world. The Purana delves into the dynasties that emerge, tracing the lineage of kings like Ikshvaku, the founder of the solar dynasty.

Beyond the stories, the Surya Purana offers philosophical insights. It portrays the cyclical nature of creation and destruction, with the universe constantly being reborn. It emphasizes the importance of penance, righteousness, and the consequences of actions. This rich tapestry of myths, legends, and philosophical discourse makes the Surya Purana a captivating window into the Hindu worldview.