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The "Devi Chi OTI" Pooja Samagri Kit is a comprehensive assortment of sacred items meticulously curated for performing worship rituals dedicated to the divine feminine, particularly for Devi Pooja, Vat Savitri Vrat Pooja, Tulsi Vivah, and multipurpose poojas conducted in temples and homes. Each element in the kit holds symbolic significance and is chosen to enhance the spiritual ambiance of the sacred ceremonies.1. **Sopari (Betel Nuts):** - Symbolizes auspiciousness and purity. - Represents the offering of the best to the deity.2. **Haldi (Turmeric):** - Signifies purity, prosperity, and auspiciousness. - Used for tilak and offering, invoking the divine blessings.3. **Badam (Almonds):** - Represents nourishment and vitality. - Offered as a gesture of devotion and seeking blessings for good health.4. **Akhrot (Walnuts):** - Symbolizes strength and wisdom. - Represents the unbroken cycle of life and the continuous flow of divine energy.5. **Bengles:** - Traditional accessories symbolizing femininity and beauty. - Offered to the deity as a mark of devotion and adornment.6. **Karik (Dates):** - Represents sweetness and abundance. - Offered to seek the sweetness of divine blessings in life.The "Devi Chi OTI" Pooja Samagri Kit is particularly designed for the following occasions:- **Devi Pooja:** - Invokes the divine feminine energy, seeking blessings for protection, strength, and guidance.- **Vat Savitri Vrat Pooja:** - A ritual observed by married women for the well-being and longevity of their husbands.- **Tulsi Vivah:** - Celebrates the ceremonial marriage of the sacred Tulsi plant with Lord Vishnu.The kit is versatile and suitable for use in both temple and home settings. It is crafted with the intention of facilitating a spiritual connection, promoting positive energy, and creating a serene environment for the worship of the divine feminine. Each element in the kit is carefully chosen to align with the sacred significance of the rituals, fostering a sense of devotion and reverence during the pooja ceremonies.