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Kalash is called Mangal Kalash or Mangal Kumbh. Kalash has its own significance in Indian astrological experiments. It is considered to be a symbol of good wishes. It is home to Lord Vishnu, Lord Shiva in the throat and Lord Brahma at the root. Astrologer Sakshi Sharma knows that manglik experiments of kalash which yield the full fruits of worship.
According to theology, kalash is considered to be a symbol of happiness, prosperity, glory and good wishes. According to the Goddess Purana, the kalash is first established while worshipping Mother Bhagwati. Kalash is installed in temples and houses during the days of Navra Tri and Mother Durga is worshipped in a lawful manner.
Kalash is used in all kinds of pujas like Navratri Pujan, Deepawali Pujan, Griha Pravesh Pujan, Akshaya Tritiya Pujan etc. Keeping the kalash in two places in any house is very auspicious. The first place is our puja house and the second is the main gate. The kalash kept at both the places should be kept with the water of the holy river. If you do not have water from a holy river, take fresh water and add Ganga water to it.
This kalash is considered to be a symbol of the world universe, Virat Brahma and the earth's body, the Globe. It contains all the deities. During the puja, the kalash is installed as a symbol of the power of the deity, pilgrimage, etc.
Bhagwan Vishnuji's residence in the mouth of the kalash, Rudra in the throat and Brahma at the root are located and the divine matrishaktis reside in the middle of the kalash.
The holy water filled with the kalash is a sign that our mind should always be cool, clean and clean like water. May our mind be filled with faith, fluidity, compassion and simplicity. Always stay away from ugly emotions such as anger, greed, attachment, jealousy and hatred.
The symbol of the swastika on the kalash is a symbol of four eras. It symbolizes our 4 stages, such as childhood, youth, adult and old age.
According to mythology, the human body is also conceived from a clay urn (Kalash).This body-shaped urn (kalash )contains animal water. Just as a lifeless body is considered inauspicious, so is the empty urn( Kalash)
That is why the kalash is kept for worship using milk, water, betel leaves, amrapatra, saffron, akshat, kumkum, durva-kush, betel nut, flower, yarn, coconut, grain etc. It is considered to be the messenger of peace.
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*Rules of kalash used in worship-
1.According to Vastu, the Mangal Kalash used in worship is always established at ishan angle.
2. The kalash kept by law by adding pure water etc. brings peace and prosperity to the house.
3. Make ashtadal lotus from roli and place it on it before placing the kalash in the ground.
4. Then add some mango leaves and coin to the urn and place a coconut with water on its face
Then worship the kalash deity with roli, akshat, pushpa. Make a swastika tamarind on the urn. Tie a moly around the neck of the urn( kalash).
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