Kheel (Murmure) for Diwali Puja - Sacred Puffed Rice (20g) Raksha Bandhan Commonly used as a Japa

Commonly used as a Japa Counter

Along with its spiritual significance

Puja is usually executed on Tuesdays

it is first purified with Gangajal and energised with "Om Namah Shivaya" chanted 108 times before first use

Amavasya and Sankashti (with moonrise times)

Kheel (Murmure) for Diwali Puja - Sacred Puffed Rice (20g) Raksha Bandhan Commonly used as a JapaKheel (Murmure) Kheel (Murmure) holds a special place in Diwali rituals and offerings. It is considered an auspicious item to present to Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Ganesha during Diwali Puja, symbolizing purity, prosperity, and simplicity. Traditionally, Kheel for Diwali Puja is offered with Batashe, sweets, and flowers, making it an essential part of the Diwali pooja samagri. It is also distributed as prasad among family and devotees after the puja.