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How Navadhaniyam Relates to the Navagraha or the nine-planets?

Association of Grains with Planets: 

• Wheat: Linked to the Sun (Surya)
• Paddy Rice: Linked to the Moon (Chandra)
• Chickpeas: Linked to Mars (Mangal)
• Green Gram: Linked to Mercury (Budh)
• Bengal Gram: Linked to Jupiter (Guru)
• White Beans: Linked to Venus (Shukra)
• Black Sesame Seeds: Linked to Saturn (Shani)
• Black Gram: Linked to Rahu
• Horse Gram: Linked to Ketu

Below are the various use-cases and the benefits of using navadhaniyam in pooja rituals

Role in Rituals: 

• Navadhaniyam is essential in rituals like Navagraha Puja, where these grains are offered as a way to honor the planets and invite their positive energies into one’s life. This practice is believed to help reduce any adverse effects caused by planetary positions

Health and Abundance: 

• In addition to their spiritual significance, these grains are nutritious and are thought to promote health and prosperity. They are often incorporated into traditional dishes during festivals, linking their spiritual importance with everyday life. 

Cultural Traditions: 

• During celebrations such as Navaratri, these grains are not only used in rituals but also prepared in dishes like “Sundal,” fostering community involvement and cultural heritage. 

In essence, the relationship between Navadhaniyam and the Navagraha highlights their collective importance in Hindu practices aimed at attracting blessings from celestial bodies for well-being, prosperity, and spiritual growth. 

Availability: 

Navadhaniyam is available in two packaging options: 

• 100 grams each: This size is ideal for those looking to incorporate the nine sacred grains into their rituals without committing to a larger quantity
• 50 grams each: This smaller option is perfect for individuals who want to use them for specific pooja ceremonies without excess

Both options provide a convenient way to access these essential grains, which are significant in Hindu rituals and are known for their health benefits.