Sri Rama Amrutam is designed to enable people understand the methodology of performing pooja as per agamas in a proper manner. It also address the need and importance of each and every upachara (steps in pooja) followed, thereby bridge the gap between reasoning and ritual, this will ultimately result in aiding the devotee to attain the true goal of life (eternal bliss).
Every sunday the entire set required to conduct pooja alongwith the statutes of Sri Seeta-Lakshman-Hanumat sahita Sri Ramchandra Parabramha are brought to the desired devotee house and abhishekam is performed as per agamas in the devotees house. After abhishekam, Sri vishnu sahasranam, Sri Rama Raksha Stotram, Sri Hanuman chalisa, Sri Nama Ramayanam and Sri Rama Nama sankertana are sung in the praise of Lord.


The ideology behind this program is to enlighten the need and significance of performing pooja, the importance of agamas and sastras, the joy in reciting lord's leelas and thereby helping people to lead peaceful and contented life.

SRI RAMA RAKSHA SARVA JAGAT RAKSHA

LOKA SAMASTA SUKINO BHAVANTU


To participate in "Sri Rama Amrutam" or to perform "Sri Rama Amrutam" at your house call Sri Moksha at 9951539814 or email us at sriramaamrutham@googlegroups.com

Thursday, October 27, 2011

Sri Rama Amrutam puja requirements

1. Kumkum            - 100 grams
2. Haldi                  - 100 grams
3. Sandal powder   - 100 grams
4. Kalasam
5. Cow milk           - 2 litres
6. Cow curd           - 0.5 kg
7. Cow ghee          - 100 grams
8. Honey                -100grams
9. Cocunuts           - 5 nos
10. Purna phalam  - 11 nos
11. Bananas           - 24 nos
12. Betal leaves     - 24 nos
13. Camphor         - 100grams
14. Aarti plate
15. Garika - 10 rs
16. Bilwa leaves - 10 rs
17. Tulasi garland   - 9 moras
18. Flower garland - 9 moras
19. Loose flowers  - 1 kg
20. Dhoop sticks - 1 packet
21. Cow ghee /Oil - 100 grams
22. Cotton wicks- 1 bundle
23. Mango leaves
24. Pattu vastram for abhishekam - 4 nos
25. Banana leaves  - number of devotees

Prasadam = Pulihora