Vrat Udyapan (व्रत उद्यापन)

“Sankalp ki poorti ka pavitra utsav – Vrat Udyapan ke saath”

Vrat Udyapan is the concluding ritual performed after successfully observing a religious fast (vrat) over a specific period or on a particular occasion. It is a way to express gratitude to the deities for their blessings and to formally complete the spiritual commitment made during the vrat.

Spiritual Significance

• Marks the completion of a vrat such as Solah Somvar, Santoshi Mata Vrat, Satyanarayan Vrat, Navratri Vrat, or any personal sankalp
• Symbolizes fulfillment of wishes, gratitude, and devotional closure
• Invokes divine blessings for continued peace, prosperity, and spiritual growth

Ritual Highlights

• Ganesh Pujan – To begin the ceremony with auspiciousness
• Main Deity Pujan – Based on the vrat observed (e.g., Shiva, Vishnu, Santoshi Mata)
• Kalash Sthapana, Sankalp, and Vrat Katha Path
• Havan (optional) – For purification and divine blessings
• Bhog & Prasad Preparation – Often includes items avoided during the vrat
• Brahman Bhojan or Bhandara – Feeding devotees or priests as part of the udyapan
• Aarti and Ashirwad

Service Details

• Location: Siddhbalaji Manokamna Mandir or at your home
• Duration: 2 to 3 hours
• Includes: Purohit services, puja samagri, prasad, and optional bhandara arrangements
• Customizable: Based on the type of vrat and family traditions