Ritual bathing of the nine grahas, each with the substances the tradition assigns to it, followed by adornment and archana.
Abhisheka of the nine grahas, each bathed with its own prescribed substances and then adorned and offered to with its own mantra.
The abhisheka joined to an archana in the names of the nine, each name offered individually after the bathing is complete.
Abhisheka and full shanti puja performed together — the nine bathed, then propitiated with their own mantras, grains and offerings.
The extended abhisheka with a longer bathing sequence for each graha, the graha stotras recited throughout and full archana after.
An anushthan built around the abhisheka: repeated bathing across sittings, counted japa of the nine mantras and a concluding homa.
In a navagraha abhisheka each of the nine is bathed in turn with its own prescribed substances — the materials differ from graha to graha, as the grains, cloths and metals do — and each is then adorned and offered to with its own mantra. Because the sequence is nine times over, the rite takes longer than a single-deity abhisheka, and the larger packages below extend it further with a full shanti puja or a closing anushthan.
Assigning each graha its own bathing substance is part of the same system that assigns it a grain, a colour and a direction on the mandala. The abhisheka is therefore not one bath repeated nine times but nine distinct ones, which is why it is treated as its own rite rather than as a preliminary to the shanti puja.
Traditionally offered to renew the worship of the nine before an extended observance.
Undertaken at the turn of a year or at the onset of a planetary period.
Performed for a household or for a named individual.
Customarily kept on a Saturday or on the day of the graha chiefly concerned.
Abhisheka of each of the nine grahas with its own prescribed substances.
Adornment and archana after the bathing.
Sankalpa taken in the devotee's name, gotra and stated intention.
Photographs of the ritual shared with you afterwards.
Prasad couriered to you once the ritual is complete.
Sankalpa in your name, gotra and stated intention.
Ganapati puja, purification and kalash sthapana.
Setting of the navagraha mandala and invocation of the nine.
Abhisheka of each graha in turn with its own substances and mantra.
Adornment, archana, aarti and distribution of prasad.
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