OM Bhakti Pancha Deepa Oil is a meticulously crafted blend of five natural oils designed for religious rituals and daily puja practices. Each 1000 ML bottle contains a unique mixture of gingelly oil, castor oil, mahuwa (lluppai) oil, coconut oil, and rice bran oil, ensuring a longer burning time for your lamps and a pleasant fragrance in your puja room. This oil is traditionally recommended for lighting lamps and is believed to bring auspicious beginnings to your day, promote health, wealth, and knowledge, as well as nullify negative forces in your home. The blend is specially proportioned, so the sanctity of your prayers is preserved, allowing you to create an atmosphere of divinity and devotion. When used, OM Bhakti Pancha Deepa Oil not only purifies your space but also welcomes positive energies, making it an essential part of any auspicious event or ceremony.
Key Features
| Features | Description |
|---|---|
| Oil Type | Blend of 5 Natural Oils |
| Volume | 1000 ML |
| Burning Duration | Long-lasting Light |
| Fragrance | Infused with Natural Aromas |
| Residue | Leaves No Residue After Burning |
| Auspiciousness | Promotes Health, Wealth, and Knowledge |
| Usage | Ideal for Daily Pooja and Rituals |
| Tradition | Recommended by Ancient Texts |
| Attributes | Description |
|---|---|
| Oils Included | Gingelly Oil, Castor Oil, Mahua Oil, Coconut Oil, Rice Bran Oil |
| Usage Instructions | Pour oil in lamp, light using OM Bhakti Cotton Batti |
| Purity | Ensures purity and sanctity of prayers |
| Packaging Type | Bottle |
| Fragrance | Natural Herbal Fragrance |
| Application | Lighting Diyas or Lamps |
| Vastu Benefits | Acts as a Vastu Protector, Enhancing Positive Energy |
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Country of Origin: India
Panchadeepa oil is a type of oil that is commonly used in religious rituals. It is usually made from a blend of different oils and is often infused with fragrant herbs. The oil is used to anoint the idols of deities during puja, or prayer, ceremonies, and is also used to light the diyas or lamps that are an essential part of rituals. Puja oil is believed to have purifying and cleansing properties, and using it is considered to be a way of offering respect and devotion to the divine. The light symbolizes the absence of darkness, grief and sorrows.
The Pancha deepa Oil is strongly suggested to light a lamp to nullify all evil and bring knowledge, health and wealth into your home. The Pancha deepa Oil is the blend of 5 Natural Oils in perfect and pure proportion to ensure that the purity and sanctity of your prayers are protected. Each of these 5 oils has their significance and should be mixed in the perfect ratio in the purest sense. Lighting lamps with Pancha Deepa Oil brings happiness, health, wealth, fame and prosperity to your home
The Oil Lamp, Diya, Deepa or Deepam is lit to bow down to knowledge and remove darkness from our homes. It is customary to light a lamp before starting any auspicious event or ceremony and is a constant fixture in the “Pooja” or holy room in every home in India. By lighting lamps, the glow of the almighty is said to spread all over one’s home and is an invitation to the gods to visit our homes. Its mentioned in Sri Agastya Maharishi’s Bhrama Rahasyam: The vibration which emerges from the lamp will work as a 3 dimensional vastu protector, positive energy enhancer and bestower of peace and prosperity.
OM Bhakti Pancha Deepa Oil is used for daily Puja purpose for lighting diyas/lamps. The Pancha Deepa Oil is a blend of 5 oils gingelly oil, castor oil, lluppai(mahua) oil, coconut oil, rice bran oil & fragrance. This blend of oils also aids in lighting the Diya for longer time. When lighted with Pancha Deepa Oil, the puja room also gets the fragrance as the Diya starts lighting with the Pancha Deepa oil.
How To Use it:
1 Take one pair of OM Bhakti Cotton Batti and place it in the Brass diya/ lamp.
2 Take Pancha Deepa Oil and pour it into the lamp. Ensure that the tip is also wet with the oil.
3 Now light the lamp at the tip.
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