Geeta Poojan Bhandar Red gunja seeds are commonly used in Hindu rituals and poojas. These seeds are the dried berries of the Abrus precatorius plant, which is native to Asia and Africa. The seeds are typically bright red in color and are often used as a decorative element in Hindu ceremonies and prayer offerings

• The seeds are also believed to have spiritual and healing properties. It is said that they can help to purify the mind and body and promote inner peace and balance.
• In Hinduism, the red gunja seeds are often strung together to create a mala or prayer garland. These garlands are used during meditation and prayer as a way of counting mantras and focusing the mind.
• Red gunja seeds are considered to be a symbol of good luck and prosperity in Hindu culture. They are often used in prayer offerings to deities as a way of seeking blessings and good fortune.
• The use of red gunja seeds in Hindu rituals dates back to ancient times. They were often used in rituals to honor the goddess Lakshmi, who is the Hindu goddess of wealth and prosperity.
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