Devi Maa Chunri (Length 85 Cm * Width 23 Cm) 12 PCS by IndianJadiBooti

Order Online Indianjadibooti Jai Mata Di Printed Mata Chunrui (length 33 *width 9 inch) IndianJadiBooti.com

• Mata Ki Chunri for All Goddess (Dimensions: 85 cm length * 23 cm width). This red Chunri is adorned with prints of Mata Rani and the phrase "Prem Sae Bolo Jai Mata Di." It is for Kanya Pujan, Navratri, Diwali, and other rituals.

  This traditional decorative lace Chunri is crucial for festive celebrations. Offering the Chunri to a Devi, Goddess, or any deity signifies respect towards them.

• Mata Ki Chunri for All Goddesses (Dimensions: 85 cm length * 23 cm width). This red Chunri is decorated with prints of Mata Rani and the phrase "Prem Sae Bolo Jai Mata Di." It is for Kanya Pujan, Navratri, Diwali, and other rituals.

  This traditional lace Chunri is essential for festive occasions. Offering the Chunri to a Devi, Goddess, or any deity symbolizes respect towards them.

  A. The Poshak/Chunri offered to the Goddess should ideally be made of cotton or silk, as these materials are better at attracting and retaining the sattvik energies emanating from the Goddess.

  B. Stand before the Goddess, holding the Poshak/Chunri with open palms at chest height; place a coconut and some rice grains on it. Ensure the coconut's tuft is pointing towards the Goddess.

  C. Pray with spiritual emotion to the Goddess for chaitanya (divine consciousness) and personal spiritual growth. This helps invoke the Goddess's attributes.

  D. Through the cloth, with the help of the absolute Earth element, sattva attribute frequencies are transmitted. These frequencies, combined with the absolute Water element in coconut water, gain momentum and create a protective shield around the devotee. Similarly, the sattvik waves in the Poshak/Chunri help purify the vital body and sheath of the devotee.

  E. Standing with palms together at chest height activates the subtle lunar channel and enhances the sattva particles in the mental sheath, bringing mental peace. This posture facilitates the devotee's surrender to the Goddess. The sattva-laden frequencies from the Goddess enter the devotee's body through the palms, activating the anahat chakra (heart chakra) and fostering an emotional connection with the Goddess. This helps purify both the gross and subtle bodies of the devotee. A profound emotional connection with the Goddess helps retain the sattva attribute gained from the ritual for a longer period.