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  • Shri Rama Navami



    • Ram Navami is a Hindu festival, celebrating the birth of Lord Rama, son of King Dasharatha of Ayodhya, and 7th avtar of Lord Vishnu. The day is called Rama Navami as it falls on Navami. The birth of Rama on earth is to vanquish the roots of Adharma. Lord rama was born on earth to destroy the demon Ravana.

    Story behind: Generally hindus will consider Ashtami and Navami day of each month as unaspicious and will not perform any good events on those days. So Ashtami and Navami went to Lord Vishnu and expressed their unhappiness. To make them happy and to make Dharma rule over Adharma Lord Vishu born as Rama on a Navami Day. The same way Lord vishnu born as Krishna on an Ashtami day which is what we celebrate as Krishashtami(Krishna Jayanthi).


    Ram Navami in 2011 was on 12th April 2011 tuesday. It is considered auspicious to perform elaborate pujas and chant the name of Rama. It is good for the devotees if they hear Ramayana story on that day and also if they chant Ramar Patabishegam episode of Ramayana on that day. Also devotees should prepare the following recipes as neivedhyam and get the blessings of Lord Rama.


    Recipes:
    1. Panagam
    2. Neer Moor
    3. Payasam

    Shri Rama Navami PanagamPanagam
    Ingredients:

    Grated Jaggery3 tablespoon
    Cardamom 4 pieces
    Ginger powder1 teaspoon
    Water1 Cup
    Lemon(small size)1/2

    Method:
    • Squeeze the half lemon and extract the juice
    • Crush the cardamom and add it to water
    • To this add grated jaggery, lemon juice, ginger powder and stir well so that the jaggery gets dissolved
    • The panagam is ready for neivedhyam
    Neer Moor

    Ingredients:

    Curd1/2 Cup
    Curry Leavesfew
    Salt1 teaspoon
    Hing1/2 teaspoon
    Water1 Cup

    Method:
    • Mix the water with curd and prepare butter milk with thin consistency
    • To this add salt, hing, broken curry leaves and coriander leaves(Optional)
    • Stir well and the neer moor is ready for neivedhyam and for serving

1 comments:

  1. thanks. My mom will also include gosumalli in naivedyam!

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