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Sri Dhanvantari Puja Kit

Sri Dhanvantari Puja is performed to seek the blessings of Lord Dhanvantari for good health, healing, and well-being. It removes negative influences, promotes vitality, and brings peace, prosperity, and divine protection into life.

  • Lord Dhanvantari, an incarnation of Lord Vishnu, emerged from the churning of the cosmic ocean bearing the nectar of immortality (Amrita) and the sacred science of Ayurveda. Worshipping Him intimately at home invites powerful healing energies, clears away physical and mental afflictions, and ensures the long, healthy life of family members. The Vedic NityaKarma beautifully reminds the householder that daily devotion is fundamentally essential for holistic health: "Water purifies the body, truth the mind, knowledge the intellect and penance the soul".

  • This vital household worship is most grandly celebrated on Dhanvantari Trayodashi (Dhanteras), which falls two days before the festival of Diwali. It can also be performed as a special prayer when a family member is recovering from illness, or as a daily practice for those seeking lifelong immunity and wellness.

  • Step 1 - Gandha (Sacred Paste): Lovingly adorn the Lord with the fragrant Ashtagandha and White Chandan while chanting: "Om Gandhang Namah".
  • Step 2 - Pushpa (Flowers & Herbs): Offer fresh flowers, the Kamal Gatta, and the sacred Tulsi Mala at His feet while chanting: "Om Pushpang Baushat".
  • Step 3 - Dhupa (Incense): Light the Agarbatti and wave the fragrant smoke before Him while chanting: "Om Dhupang Namah".
  • Step 4 - Deepa (Illumination): Light your lamps using the Cotton Wicks and Cow Ghee while chanting: "Om Deepang Namah".
  • Step 5 - Naivedya (Food Offering): Offer healthy sweet food, fruits, and the deeply medicinal Dry Amla to the Divine Physician as a gesture of gratitude while chanting: "Om Naivedyang Nivedayami".

  • Steps 1 & 2 (Asan & Swagat): Offering the beautiful Velvet Asan and welcoming the Lord of Health.
  • Steps 3, 4 & 5 (Padya, Arghya, Achamaniya): Purifying the deity's feet and hands, and offering sipping water using the Ganga Jal.
  • Step 6 (Madhuparka): Offering the auspicious honey-mixture to sweeten His arrival.
  • Steps 7, 8 & 9 (Snaniya, Basan, Abharan): Bathing the deity, dressing Him in the Yellow and White Cheli, and adorning Him with the sacred Tulsi Mala (Abharan).
  • Steps 10, 11 & 12 (Gandha, Pushpa, Dhupa): Offering the Ashtagandha Chandan, fresh flowers, and lighting the Agarbatti.
  • Steps 13, 14 & 15 (Deepa, Naivedya, Achamaniya): Illuminating the space with lamps, offering a grand feast (including the Amalaki), and providing water to cleanse the mouth.
  • Step 16 (The Complete Tambula): There is absolutely no 16-step puja where Tambula is not mandatory. The mathematically perfect Tambula (Supari, Clove, Cardamom, Haritaki) must be offered to sweeten the deity's mouth as the 16th and final step.
  • Conclusion (Household Havan & Purification): The ceremony concludes with a domestic fire ritual using the Bel Kath,Cow Ghee, and Havan Samagri. A highly fragrant, air-purifying Aarti is performed using the Aguru Spray, Pure Camphor, and burning the Guggal and Dhuna over the glowing Chhobra (Coconut Husk) to cleanse the home of all pathogens!

  • • Holistic Healing & Immunity: Worshipping Dhanvantari brings physical vigor and mental clarity to the entire family.
  • • Authentic Ayurvedic Properties: The items used in this worship actively benefit the body! Ayurvedic manuals confirm that the application of White Chandan actively reduces body temperature and relieves headaches, while inhaling the medicinal smoke of Pure Camphor effectively relieves chest congestion and respiratory issues. Furthermore, consuming the offered Amalaki (Amla) as Prasad is highly effective in regulating the body's systems, including managing diabetes.
  • • Environmental Purification: Burning natural resins like Guggal and Dhuna actively purifies the physical atmosphere of the home, clearing away airborne impurities and negative energies.

  • The MySanatan Dhanvantari Household Puja Kit is a breathtakingly authentic spiritual and wellness package designed to bring the true healing essence of Ayurveda right into your living room! We believe that sacred traditions belong to everyone, which is why we have meticulously sourced highly specific medicinal and devotional items—like the sacred Sukha Amla, the Tulsi Mala, and the Aguru Spray—that are almost impossible to find in generic market kits. By natively including the scripturally compulsory 16th-step Tambula spices and remaining totally transparent about the householder's universal right to perform their own worship step-by-step, this kit ensures your family can celebrate the festival of health with absolute confidence, joy, and uncompromising authenticity!
Standard Package
Package Total: ₹788.00
Yellow Puja Cloth | Holud Shalu Kapor
1 Piece
1
₹22.00
Cow Ghee For Puja and Havan | Small Pack
50 Gram
1
₹25.00
White Chandan Powder | Safed Chandan Tika | White Sandalwood Tika
10 Gram
1
₹29.00
Agarbatti | Premium Incense Sticks | Dhup Kathi (Small Pack)
20 Gram
1
₹13.00
Long Cotton Wicks
1 Pack
1
₹20.00
Round Cotton Wicks | Phool Batti
1 Pack
1
₹20.00
Ganga Jal | 100% Pure & Authentic | Small Pack
100 ML
1
₹25.00
Guggal | Natural Guggul | Indian Bdellium (Small Pack)
20 Gram
1
₹15.00
Dhuna Powder | Loban Powder | Natural Damar Batu (Small Pack)
50 Gram
1
₹49.00
Dry Coconut Husk | Nariyal Coir | Chobra
100 Gram
1
₹65.00
Red Roli Kumkum for Puja and Tilak
5 Gram
1
₹10.00
Attar | Puja Itra | Ittar Rose Fragrance
2 ML
1
₹20.00
Tulsi Kanthi Mala | Single Layer Tulsi Mala | Holy Basil Necklace
1 Piece
1
₹20.00
Yellow Moli Dhaga | Peela Kalawa | Yellow Ritual Thread
1 Piece
1
₹15.00
Ashtagandha Chandan Tika | Ashtagandha Powder | Small Pack
30 Gram
1
₹35.00
Asan for Puja | Velvet Quilted Sitting Mat | Small Size
1 Piece
1
₹150.00
Kamal Gatta | Dried Lotus Seeds
7 Piece
1
₹19.00
Aguru | Agaru
25 ML
1
₹45.00
White Cheli | Safed Cheli
1 Piece
1
₹25.00
Natural & Pure Camphor | Pure Kapoor | Karpura | Kapur (Small Pack)
10 Gram
1
₹15.00
Haritaki | Harad Fruit | Small Pack
5 Piece
1
₹16.00
Ashtagandha Chandan Tika | Ashtagandha Powder | Small Pack
30 Gram
1
₹35.00
Supadi | Whole Betel Nut
7 Piece
1
₹15.00
Amla Dried | Sukha Amla | Indian Gooseberry | Amalaki Small Pack
50 Gram
1
₹40.00
Pancha Sashya | Five Sacred Grains
8 Gram
1
₹1.00
Clove | Laung | Lobongo Small Pack
5 Gram
1
₹15.00
Green Cardamom | Hari Elaichi | Choto Elach | Small Pack
3 Gram
1
₹29.00

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Frequently Asked Questions
  • Q1: Why does this kit include "Sukha Amla" (Dried Indian Gooseberry) as an offering instead of just traditional sweet foods? 
  • For Beginners & Health Enthusiasts: Lord Dhanvantari is the divine physician and the supreme father of Ayurveda! While sweet food and fruits are always offered to the Lord as a standard gesture of deep devotion, offering a deeply medicinal, immune-boosting herb like Dry Amla perfectly honors His specific role as the cosmic healer. When your family consumes this specific Prasad (blessed food) after the puja, you are actively receiving His tangible, physical blessings for immunity and long-lasting health!
  • Q2: Since this puja is dedicated to health and healing, who in our household should be given the blessed food (Prasad) first? 
  • For Householders & Families: The classical scriptures have a beautiful, compassionate rule for this that perfectly aligns with Lord Dhanvantari's healing nature. The Apastamba Dharma Sutra explicitly dictates that when distributing food, the householder must first feed guests, infants, old or sick people, and pregnant women. By prioritizing the vulnerable and those needing health the most, you are actively practicing the true, protective Dharma of a householder!
  • Q3: We see Ganga Jal included. Besides physical cleanliness, what is the deeper spiritual philosophy of using water in our daily healing prayers? 
  • For Beginners & Spiritual Seekers: The Vedic NityaKarma beautifully explains the deep spiritual psychology behind this daily act. It teaches that in order to lead a truly healthy and happy life, a human must purify all aspects of their existence, noting that "water purifies the body, truth the mind, knowledge the intellect and penance the soul". Using the pure Ganga Jal reminds the beginner that washing the physical body is just the essential first step toward total holistic health!
  • Q4: When setting up the domestic fire (Havan) for Lord Dhanvantari, how should we clean the altar space once the fire is burning? 
  • For Experienced Practitioners: There is a highly specific, often-overlooked classical rule for this! According to the Apastamba Grhya Sutra, once you have made the sacred fire burn brightly by adding fuel, you must wipe the ground around the altar using only your hand, and strictly not with a broom made of Kusha grass. Knowing these precise, advanced domestic fire rules ensures your healing Homa is scripturally flawless!
  • Q5: Are there any classical grooming rules we should follow before sitting for a major health and purification festival like Dhanteras? 
  • For Experienced Devotees: Yes! While general hygiene is expected every day, experienced practitioners follow specific lunar cycles for personal grooming to maintain ritual purity. The classical texts advise that trimming the hair and nails should ideally be done on the eighth day of the half-month, or on the specific days of the full and new moon. Aligning your physical grooming with these scriptural lunar rhythms perfectly prepares your body for the Divine Physician's worship!