#Pachai Karpooram

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Why Karpooram is Essential for Your Pooja Rituals

Karpooram (Camphor) is an integral part of spiritual practices, and Giri’s Karpooram is crafted to elevate your pooja rituals. Known for its purifying and fragrant properties, it helps cleanse the air, create a divine atmosphere, and enhance your connection to the divine. Whether you're performing daily prayers or special ceremonies, Giri’s Karpooram is the perfect addition to your spiritual space.

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Panchadasha Agarbathi

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Materials Used: 1. வெண் குங்கிலியம் (White Dhamaderm) 2. வெண்கடுக�� (White Mustard) 3. தேவதாரு பட்டை (Cedar Bark) 4. விலாமிச்சை வேர் (Coleus Vettiveroides Root) 5. பச்சைக் கற்பூரம் (Pachai Karpooram) 6. மருதம்பட்டை (Arjun Tree Bark) 7. மாமரத்தூள் (Mango Tree Powder) 8. பசுஞ்சான பொடி (Native Cow Dung Powder) 9. ஜோஸ் பவுடர் (Incense Powder/Jiggit) 10. ரோசனம் (Rosanum) 11. கோரைக்கிழங்கு (Korai Kizhangu) 12. அம்பர் டீ (Amber Dee) 13. இரா இரா (Ira Ira) 14. மட்டிப்பால் (Ailanthus Balsam) 15. பால்சாம்பிராணி (Palsambarani Benzoin

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What is the difference between edible camphor and normal camphor which we use it for puja purposes? What are its benefits?

Edible camphor and normal camphor are chemically identical, but they are produced and used differently.

Normal camphor is typically made from synthetic camphor or from the natural resin of the camphor tree. It is commonly used in religious ceremonies and for its aromatic properties. It is not safe for consumption and should not be ingested. Find camphor manufacturers in India

On the other hand, edible camphor, also known as Pachai Karpooram or Borneo Camphor, is derived from the edible gum of the Dryobalanops aromatica tree. It is a white crystalline powder with a strong odor and a pungent taste. Edible camphor is commonly used in Indian cuisine as a flavoring agent and as a natural preservative for sweets and snacks. It is also used in traditional Ayurvedic medicine for its various health benefits.

The benefits of edible camphor include:

Digestive aid: Edible camphor is known to improve digestion and relieve gas and bloating.

Respiratory health: Edible camphor is a natural expectorant and can help relieve coughs and congestion.

Pain relief: Edible camphor has analgesic properties and can be applied topically to relieve joint and muscle pain.

Skin care: Edible camphor is a natural antiseptic and can be used to treat skin conditions like acne and eczema.

It is important to note that while edible camphor is generally safe for consumption in small quantities, it should be used with caution and under the guidance of a healthcare professional. Overconsumption or improper use of camphor can be harmful and can cause serious health problems.

buy camphor tablets online from Gangotri Camphor. [Note: Camphor manufactured by Gangotri is not edible.]

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Thirupati laddu recipe | boondi laddu

Thirupati laddu recipe | boondi laddu

Thirupati laddu recipe | boondi laddu with step by step photos to prepare at home. Thirupati boondi laddu is one of the most precious prasadham for devotees. This is the traditional method of preparing Thirupati laddu which originated from Andhra Pradesh and popular all over India. Now a days people prepare this laddu on diwali and on all other occasions to give the guests along with return…

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பக்தனுக்கு உதவிய திருப்பதி ஏழுமலையான் - மண்வெட்டியால் அடித்த பக்தன் | Tirumala temple Lord Venkateswara links Pachai Karpooram

பக்தனுக்கு உதவிய திருப்பதி ஏழுமலையான் – மண்வெட்டியால் அடித்த பக்தன் | Tirumala temple Lord Venkateswara links Pachai Karpooram

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Surprising Real Facts about Tirupati Balaji Temple

Tirupati Balaji Temple, where Lord Venkateswara is worshipped, is situated at the Tirumala hills in the Chittoor district of Andhra Pradesh. It is the most visited religious site in India. Tirumala stands for the holy forest and it has seven hills. The Tirupati Balaji Temple is built on the seventh hill.

Here are some surprising real facts about Tirupati Balaji Temple that will make you want to visit the temple soon!

If you carefully keep your ear and listen against Swamy’s back, the sound of an ocean is heard. A waterfall near the temple is considered a probable reason for this. But nobody knows the real reason.

One of the most shocking and incredible fact that anyone could believe is the Tirumala Hills that is located 1 km north of the temple is a natural arch and which resembles the facial structure of Lord Tirupati Balaji itself which is also known as Silathoranam.

The idol of Lord Venkateswara appears to be kept exactly in the center of the Garbhagriha to a devotee standing inside, but actually, the statue is placed in the right side corner of the Garbhagriha of the temple. This can be noticed from standing outside.

As per the story of Lord Balaji, a stick used by Ananthalwar to hit Venkateswara Swami when he was a child, his chin was hurt. Since then, the tradition of applying Sandalwood paste on Swamy’s chin began. This stick remains preserved until today and is kept on the right-hand side of the temple entrance.

Pachai Karpooram, a green-colored camphor, has the ability to crack any stone, But not so in Lord Balaji’s case. No one knows what the reason behind it.

No matter how many times, the back of Swamy is dried, it remains moist always. The statue of Lord Balaji has a temperature of 110 degrees Fahrenheit despite the temple being located at a height of 3000 feet. The idol is often reported to show droplets of water which are believed to be the sweat of Lord Venkateswara.

There is a secret village, located approximately 23 Kms from the temple. Outside people are not allowed into that village. The people are said to be living with strict practices and tradition. This secret village supplies all fresh pooja(worship) items such as flowers, ghee, milk, bilwa leaves, banana leaves, butter, etc.

Lord Balaji’s hair is good-looking, silky smooth, and never tangles all the time. It is believed that Lord Balaji has natural hair.

Oil lamps are used in worshipping Lord Balaji. These oil lamps are to be found in front of the deity of the Lord Venkateswara. The miraculous thing is that these lamps never get put off. No one knows the occasion when these lamps were lit up for the first time. It looks like that these were lit up thousands of years ago and will stay the same everlastingly.

Do you want to visit this interesting sacred Temple?

If yes, then call us immediately!  We at Sri Balaji Darshan Travels, assist you to visit Tirupati Temple by organizing complete one day trip to Tirupati from Chennai daily. Daily Chennai to Tirupati packages includes complement breakfast and lunch at best hotel.

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Purify Your Space with High-Quality Camphor

Giri’s camphor is a must-have for anyone seeking purity in their spiritual practices. Ideal for poojas, meditation, and rituals, it creates a calm and peaceful atmosphere, helping to purify the air and enhance the energy in your space.

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பக்தனுக்கு உதவிய திருப்பதி ஏழுமலையான் - மண்வெட்டியால் அடித்த பக்தன் | Tirumala temple Lord Venkateswara links Pachai Karpooram

பக்தனுக்கு உதவிய திருப்பதி ஏழுமலையான் – மண்வெட்டியால் அடித்த பக்தன் | Tirumala temple Lord Venkateswara links Pachai Karpooram

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பக்தனுக்கு உதவிய திருப்பதி ஏழுமலையான் - மண்வெட்டியால் அடித்த பக்தன் | Tirumala temple Lord Venkateswara links Pachai Karpooram

பக்தனுக்கு உதவிய திருப்பதி ஏழுமலையான் – மண்வெட்டியால் அடித்த பக்தன் | Tirumala temple Lord Venkateswara links Pachai Karpooram

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