Nagara Chouti Panchami

NAGA/GARUDA PANCHAMI

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Nagara Chouti & Garuda Panchami

Nagara Chouti - Shravana Shukla Chaturthi

Garuda/Naga Panchami – Shravana Shukla panchami

On the Nagarachouti day, the pooja of Nagantargata

Sankarshanaroopi paramathma will be done.

As per Varaha purana, it is clearly mentioned that on Nagapanchami day, those

who are doing Naaga pooja would be worshipping the shesha, vasuki antaryaami

sankarshaNaroopa of Srihari only.

Snakes to be remembered on this day :

Anantha, Vasuki, Shesha, Padmakambala, kaarkotaka, naga, Bhujanga,

Dhrutarashtram, shankapalam, kaaliya, takshaka, pingala, mahanaaga. We have to

make pooja of these Snakes alongwith their respective wives (sapatneekam),and

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Naga Chouti represents - Pooja of Sheshadevara

Garuda Panchami - Pooja of Garuda Devara

Shesha serves as the bed of Srimannaraayana

Garuda serves as the chariot of Srimannaaraayana.

(They are in the Kakshya No 5. They both are in the same kakshya after

Vayudevaru, Bharathi deviyaru)

Garuda Panchami celebrates mother and sons’ love, affection, devotion and bond

between each other. The festival is dedicated to Garuda because of his devotion

towards his mother Kadhru.

In some temple, Garuda is treated as Dwarapalaka of Srihari

Traditionally, the snake is said to be the enemy of Garuda, the golden eagle which

is Lord Vishnu's vehicle. But it must be remembered here that Lord Vishnu rests

on Adi Sesha, the thousand-headed serpent. Some of the avatara of Adi Sesha, who

is always with the Lord, are Lakshmana, Balarama. Garuda has no avatara at all.

Sheshadevaru & Garudadevaru –

1. Sheshadevaru - Adishesha is the bed for Srimannaarayana

2. Garuda devaru - the golden eagle - is the vehicle for Srihari

3. Shesha & Garuda – both are in the same kakshya – fifth kakshya

4. Sheshadevaru was born as Lakshmana when Srihari incarnated as

Sriramachandra, Sheshadevaru was born as Balarama when Srihari

incarnated as Krishna

5. Sheshadevaru & Garuda are both the children of Kashyaparu.

6. Sheshadevara patni is Varuni and Garuda Devara patni is Souparni, both are

in 7th

Taratamya kakshya.

7. Garuda is commonly referred as pakshiraaja, vainateya, suparna,

garuthmanta, periya tiruvadi, vinatasuta, vishnuvaahana, naagaantaka, and

kashyapeya.

8. Shiva gets mukthi through shesha only.

9. Garuda panchami is the day on which Garuda and Vinate (his mother) were

freed from daasya. Earlier Garuda’s mother Vinate had been under daasya



for naagaas. Garuda brought amruta from devaloka and gave it naagaas and

freed his mother from daasatva. Earlier Garuda was holding sarpaas with

daasya bhaava and after being freed from daasya, he is holding sarpaas with

affection.

10. Garuda it is said that he is sarpa dweshi. No, he kills only dusta sarpaas and

good sarpaas, he is holding as abharana.

11. Garuda during Ramavatara – freed monkeys from naagastra.

12. Garuda protected Valikhilya, he brought Mandara parvata for Samudra

mathana.

13. Garuda brought Kireeta of Srihari, which was stolen by Balichakravarthi.

Raahu has the head of snake - Rahu has the head of snake as his head. Rahu

stays in ant hill (hutta). By pouring milk on Nagapanchami day, Rahu

would be happy and would be blessing with santanaas. Here Rahu means

Dhanvantari roopi bhagavanta.

Subramanya – Snake - Normally, wherever there is Subramanya Kshetra,

we see only snakes. Pooja and Naivedya to be done for snakes.

Subramanya blessed sarpaas with their penance and said “in future all my

poojas would be done in the roopa of snakes only”. As such, the worship of

Subramanya is being done in the roopa of snakes only.

Nagara Chouti/panchami -

Nagara Chouti - On Nagara Chouti day usually all are not doing the abhisheka to

Naga. Only one or two people in the house would do and they would not take

bhojana on this day. But on Nagara Panchami day all have to do abhisheka to

Naga.

On Nagara Chouti day, in Some families women observe fast - praying for the

prosperity of their brothers.

In some families, there is a tradition that those who does the abhisheka (thani) eat

food without salt.

Some ladies have tradition to take only tiffin (phalaahaara) instead of meals on this

day.



Nagara Panchami - In the early morning, the women and girls have would have

head bath from halu-tuppa (milk-ghee), usually oil bath will not be done on this

day and perform pooja to Havina Huttha or snake carved out of stone or to a silver

snake at home or to the mud snake molded out of mud from huttha. Pour milk,

ghee over it. Some people draw a rangoli / pattern of five snakes in the shrine on

Nagara Panchami. There is a tradition to paint snakes pictures on the outside

walls of their houses. They offer raw Milk(hasi haalu), Gejjevastra, Turmeric

powder, Kumkuma, flowers and soaked Bengal gram.

In some families viz., Deshastaru families – there is a tradition that the women

give Nagarachouti adikele containing dakshine, and other valuables to their

brothers.

Some mothers do fasting on this day for the welfare of their children, some ladies

do fasting on this day for the welfare of their brothers.

On this day Yellina chigali, nuchina unde and akki tambittu, godhi payasa prepared

and offered as Naivedya. The Yellu and Akki /Rice used for these dishes will be

used raw i.e, it will neither be roasted nor cooked. Fried items are not prepared on

this day

In many families it is in practice that the brothers and sisters would apply

abhishekita milk on the back (bennu) of both.

Pooja Vidhana /Procedure - (This is only the sankshipta steps to be done, to enable the people who are not having any books

with them for pooja vidhana. For detailed pooja - refer Vrata ratnamala, and other books)

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(put mantrakshate)

8. padyam samarpayaami 9. arghyam samarpayaami 10. Achamanam samarpayaami

11. Madhuparkam samarpayaami

12. panchamrutha snaanam samarpayaami

13. snaanam samarpayaami

14. vastrayugmam samarpayaami

15. yagnopaveetam samarpayaami

16. Abharanam samarpayaami

17. gandam samarpayaami



18. akshatam samarpayaami

19. tulasIdaLa sahita naanavida pushpaani samarpayaami

20. Angapooja – pooja of different angaas

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AÉåÇ MÇüoÉÑMÇüPûÉrÉ lÉqÉ: uÉSlÉÇ mÉÔeÉrÉÉÍqÉ | AÉåÇ TühÉÉpÉÔwÉhÉÉrÉ lÉqÉ: sÉsÉÉOÇû mÉÔeÉrÉÉÍqÉ |

AÉåÇ sÉ¤qrÉhÉÉrÉ lÉqÉ: ÍzÉU: mÉÔeÉrÉÉÍqÉ | AÉåÇ lÉÉaÉUÉeÉÉrÉ lÉqÉ: xÉuÉÉïhrÉÇaÉÉÌlÉ mÉÔeÉrÉÉÍqÉ |

21. Dhoopa samarpana – dhoopa samarpana 22. Deepa Darshana – deepaM prajvaalya 23. Naivedyam – Milk, Curds, Ghee, Sugar, G.dall, fruits, coconut, etc 24. JalaM - Water - paneeyam samarpayaami 25. phalani samarpana - fruits 26. taambulam samarpana – tamboolam smarpayaami 27. dakshinam – suvarNa dakshinaam samarpayaami 28. mangalaneerajanam 29. mantrapushpam 30. raaajopacharam 31. pradakshina namaskara -

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32. praarthana -

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matkule sarpabhaya pariharam kuru"

(CAzÀgÉ £ÀªÀÄä PÀÄ®zÀ°è AiÀiÁªÀ ¸À¥Àð¨sÀAiÀÄªÀÇ EgÀzÀ ºÁUÉÃ ªÀiÁqÀ¨ÉÃPÉAzÀÄ ¥Áæyð¸À¨ÉÃPÀÄ).

nagabhisheka – tani ereyuvudu - Then go to an ant hill (hutta), and do the abhisheka (tani ereyuvudu) with the

Srihari abhishekita milk, ghee, sugar. Otherwise, if there is the vigraha of

sheshadevaru in the house, do abhisheka to that idol with the chanting of the

mantra -

naagaraajaaya nama: | naagaraajaaMtarga saMkarShaNaaya nama: |

vayana daana :



shEShEsha: pratigRuhNaati shEShEshO vai dadaati cha |

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Vayana daana – containing coconut, kosambari, vastra, dakshine, etc., to be given

to a brahmachari, as there is sannidhana of Shesha in a brahmachari.

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Transcript of Nagara Chouti Panchami