Budha Puja - Hindu God of the Mercury
by Budha Hindu God of the Mercury on Tuesday, July 6, 2010 at 8:13am
Budh Pooja is recommended to reduce the tribulations caused due to malefic position of MERCURY in the horoscope. MERCURY is the planet, which directly affects the trade business. So it is always recommend performing Budh puja especially to the businessmen in the field of ARGUMENTATIVE BUSINESS, DEMOCRATIC DEALING, ASTROLOGY, WRITING SKILLS, EDITING, PUBLISHING, ACTING, SCULPTURE BUSINESS, SPORTSMEN, ENGINEERING, ACCOUNTANCY, ART, POSTAL SERVICES and INSURANCE etc.
One should perform Budh Puja to get rid of the diseases like, LACK OF CONCENTRATION, DEPRESSION, DULLNESS, LAZINESS, RESTLESSNESS, HEADACHE, SEXUAL DISEASES, CHRONIC DISEASES OF THE BOWELS, BARRENNESS and RHEUMATIC DISEASES ETC.MERCURY always resides along with SUN or at maximum one house ahead or behind the SUN.
BUSINESS & PROFESSION - Performing Budh Pooja helps in the business & profession of ARGUMENTATIVE BUSINESS, DEMOCRATIC DEALING, ASTROLOGY, WRITING SKILLS, EDITING, PUBLISHING, ACTING, SCULPTURE BUSINESS, SPORTSMEN, ENGINEERING, ACCOUNTANCY, ART, POSTAL SERVICES and INSURANCE etc.
Bhoomi Puja is a ceremony performed to inaugurate a new site for the construction of a home or building. This ceremony is conducted in strict conformance to Vaastu Shastra, the ancient Indian science of structures and architecture.
According to Hindu beliefs, by performing this ‘puja’ the right energy and natural elements surrounding the site can be propitiated. Usually the time chosen is in accordance to the ‘Vaastu Muhurtam,’ which is the time when the ‘Vaastu Purusha’ (energy surrounding the site) is believed to be in full strength.
For the Bhoomi Puja a ritualistic 64-part diagram denoting the ‘Vaastu Purusha’ is drawn in the north-eastern part of the construction site, using seeds and colored powders. Each part in this diagram denotes a deity. Chants and offerings are made to each deity. A pit is dug nearby and the first brick or stone is laid in it. An effigy of ‘Vaastu Purusha’ is made from straw and burnt to ward off evil spirits.
Planet Budh is known as planet Mercury too.Lord Budh has four hands. Sword, Thaal, Gada and Varmudra are seen in his hands. Lord Budh has golden crown on his head and wears ornaments of yellow flowers and yellow clothes. According to the Atharv Ved, Budh was born to Chandrama and Tara. Since the child was very intelligent, Lord Brahma gave the name Budh to him. According to one story of Mahabharat, King Manu got married his daughter Ila to Budh Dev. King Pururva was son of Ila and Budh. According to Sreemad Bhagwat, the place of Budh Grah is higher by 2 lakh Yojan than Shukra Grah. Normally, Budh Grah is associated with good things. But when it crosses the way of Surya Grah, there is a possibility for Strong Wind (Cyclone), Flood and Drought. According to Matsyapuran, Budh Grah is yellow in colour, The Rath is white in colour and is glowing with bright light, drove by ten speedy horses. Budh Grah is the Lord of Mithun and Kanya rashi.
Budh Pooja is recommended to reduce the tribulations caused due to malefic position of MERCURY in the horoscope. MERCURY is the planet, which directly affects the trade business. So it is always recommend performing Budh puja especially to the businessmen in the field of ARGUMENTATIVE BUSINESS, DEMOCRATIC DEALING, ASTROLOGY, WRITING SKILLS, EDITING, PUBLISHING, ACTING, SCULPTURE BUSINESS, SPORTSMEN, ENGINEERING, ACCOUNTANCY, ART, POSTAL SERVICES and INSURANCE etc.
One should perform Budh Puja to get rid of the diseases like, LACK OF CONCENTRATION, DEPRESSION, DULLNESS, LAZINESS, RESTLESSNESS, HEADACHE, SEXUAL DISEASES, CHRONIC DISEASES OF THE BOWELS, BARRENNESS and RHEUMATIC DISEASES ETC.MERCURY always resides along with SUN or at maximum one house ahead or behind the SUN.
BUSINESS & PROFESSION - Performing Budh Pooja helps in the business & profession of ARGUMENTATIVE BUSINESS, DEMOCRATIC DEALING, ASTROLOGY, WRITING SKILLS, EDITING, PUBLISHING, ACTING, SCULPTURE BUSINESS, SPORTSMEN, ENGINEERING, ACCOUNTANCY, ART, POSTAL SERVICES and INSURANCE etc.
Bhoomi Puja is a ceremony performed to inaugurate a new site for the construction of a home or building. This ceremony is conducted in strict conformance to Vaastu Shastra, the ancient Indian science of structures and architecture.
According to Hindu beliefs, by performing this ‘puja’ the right energy and natural elements surrounding the site can be propitiated. Usually the time chosen is in accordance to the ‘Vaastu Muhurtam,’ which is the time when the ‘Vaastu Purusha’ (energy surrounding the site) is believed to be in full strength.
For the Bhoomi Puja a ritualistic 64-part diagram denoting the ‘Vaastu Purusha’ is drawn in the north-eastern part of the construction site, using seeds and colored powders. Each part in this diagram denotes a deity. Chants and offerings are made to each deity. A pit is dug nearby and the first brick or stone is laid in it. An effigy of ‘Vaastu Purusha’ is made from straw and burnt to ward off evil spirits.
Planet Budh is known as planet Mercury too.Lord Budh has four hands. Sword, Thaal, Gada and Varmudra are seen in his hands. Lord Budh has golden crown on his head and wears ornaments of yellow flowers and yellow clothes. According to the Atharv Ved, Budh was born to Chandrama and Tara. Since the child was very intelligent, Lord Brahma gave the name Budh to him. According to one story of Mahabharat, King Manu got married his daughter Ila to Budh Dev. King Pururva was son of Ila and Budh. According to Sreemad Bhagwat, the place of Budh Grah is higher by 2 lakh Yojan than Shukra Grah. Normally, Budh Grah is associated with good things. But when it crosses the way of Surya Grah, there is a possibility for Strong Wind (Cyclone), Flood and Drought. According to Matsyapuran, Budh Grah is yellow in colour, The Rath is white in colour and is glowing with bright light, drove by ten speedy horses. Budh Grah is the Lord of Mithun and Kanya rashi.
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