Brass Annapoorani Statue For Pooja / Wisdom and Enlightenment

Height: 6 Inches . Weight: 1.720 Kg 

SKU: 5SF5602
 

A brass Annapoorani idol is a powerful and significant item in Hindu households, primarily revered as the goddess of food, nourishment, and abundance. Its usage stems from deep-rooted beliefs and traditions in Hinduism, aiming to invite prosperity and well-being related to sustenance.

Pooja (Worship) in the Home:

Daily Devotion: The most common usage is for daily worship. Devotees offer prayers, incense (agarbatti), a lamp (diya), and often a small portion of the first cooked food (Naivedyam) to the idol. This is a way of expressing gratitude for the food available and seeking continued blessings for nourishment.

Seeking Abundance: Worshipping Annapoorani is believed to ensure an endless supply of food, preventing scarcity and hunger in the household. It's also invoked for overall prosperity and wealth, as food is seen as the foundation of all well-being.

Health and Vitality: By blessing the food, the goddess is believed to ensure that it provides proper nourishment, leading to good health and vitality for all family members.

Overcoming Financial Hurdles: Many believe that her blessings can help in alleviating financial difficulties, as a consistent supply of food often correlates with economic stability.

Placement in the Kitchen or Dining Area:

Heart of the Home: The kitchen is considered the heart of the home, where food is prepared. Placing an Annapoorani idol here, often near the stove or in a prominent spot, symbolizes her direct presence in the food preparation process. This is believed to make the food pure, blessed, and nourishing.

Symbol of Gratitude: It serves as a constant visual reminder to be grateful for the food consumed and to avoid wastage.

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