Surya Arghya: These are the special benefits of offering water to Sun God, know the rules of offering Arghya..

Surya Ko Arghya Dene Ka Niyam: In Hinduism, the Sun God is worshiped as a symbol of the soul and the lord of the nine planets. According to religious beliefs, offering arghya to the Sun every morning brings positive energy in life, and happiness and prosperity arrive. However, some rules have to be followed to offer arghya to the Sun, only then its auspicious results are obtained. Let us know what the method of offering arghya to the Sun to get the right results and what the benefits of it.

Benefits of offering arghya to the Sun

Offering arghya regularly increases peace, prosperity, and self-confidence in life. If there are defects related to the Sun in the horoscope, then they also get removed. Surya Puja on Sunday is considered to be especially fruitful. If there is a delay in marriage, then offering water to the Sun every day starts bringing good proposals. This increases self-confidence and respect.

The correct method of offering arghya to the Sun

Get up before sunrise and take a bath so that the body and mind remain pure.
At sunrise, stand on a seat of Kusha grass facing east.

Take water in a copper vessel and add sugar candy, roli, sandalwood, red flowers, and whole rice grains to it.

As soon as the orange rays of the sun appear, offer water with both hands in such a way that the sun is visible through the stream of water.

Try to ensure that the water does not fall directly on the ground, but goes into a seat or any vessel. This will ensure that the energy contained in the water does not go to waste.

While offering arghya, chant this mantra 11 times- “Om Aihi Surya Sahastraansho Tejorashe Jagatpate, Anukampaya Maa Bhaktya Grihaanaarghyam Diwakar”

After this, recite this mantra- “Om Hreem Hreem Suryaya, Sahastra Kiranaya Manovaanchhit Phalam Dehi Dehi Swaha”

After offering arghya, take some water in the Anjali of the right hand and sprinkle it around you, then turn to the right three times.

Bow to the place where you have performed the puja and remove the seat.

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