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Polala Amavasya Pooja Vidhanam Telugu - Summary

Polala Amavasya is an important festival celebrated in South Indian states, where people observe a fast for Lord Ganesha. The Polala Amavasya Vrat takes place on the day of Shravana Amavasya. Many individuals in South Indian states participate in this fast, breaking it in the evening with some fruits. 🍏

Understanding Polala Amavasya Pooja Vidhanam

On this sacred day dedicated to Poleramma Devi, women worship the goddess and seek her blessings for their children. They pray for their children’s well-being by observing the Vrat. Poleramma is regarded as the deity for children and health, offering protection against diseases, ailments, and negative influences. This festival is primarily celebrated during the monsoon season.

Polala Amavasya Pooja Vidhanam in Telugu (పొలాల అమావాస్య పూజా విధానం)

  • First, clean the area where the pooja will be done, decorate it with rice flour, and place a kandamokku (some people use 2 kandamokkulu as mother and child). Tie yellow threads around it, which can be four (though some may only use two). Offer prayers to Lord Ganesha first. Note: If kandamokku is not available, you can use a kanda pilaka for the pooja.
  • Then, invoke Mangala Gauri Devi or Santana Lakshmi into the kandamokku and perform the Shodashopachara pooja.
  • Prepare nine varieties of purnambu urullus and nine types of vegetables to make a mixed curry as naivedyam for the goddess.
  • Next, read the story related to the festival and wear the chuda (colored rice) on your head.
  • After that, offer prayers to a large pearl (muttayi) and dedicate nine purnambu urullus, one toranam, as an offering to her.
  • In the tambulam, include a new saree and a Ravi kalagund added to receive blessings.
  • Finally, tie one toranam to the kandamokku, another around your neck, and the remaining toranam to the last child if you have one (If not, you can dedicate the kandamokku to a child present).

Story of Polala Amavasya Vrat:

Once in the village of Pillalamurri lived a smart Brahmin known as Santana Ramavadhani. He had seven sons. All of them got married, and their wives settled down with them. While the elder daughters-in-law bore children, the younger one, Suguna, faced challenges as her children kept dying soon after birth. This repeated tragedy caused her in-laws to refrain from allowing her to observe the ‘Polala Amavasya Vrat’ for six years, which led to much anger against Suguna.

In the seventh year, Suguna conceived again. The elder daughters-in-law decided to conduct the Vrat without inviting Suguna. On the day of Shravana Amavasya, Suguna gave birth to a stillborn child. When informed of this, she decided to hide her child’s death and performed the ‘Polala Amavasya Vrat’ with her co-sisters without raising suspicion.

Later, while grieving her child at the graveyard, Polala Amma Devi appeared and asked Suguna why she was crying. Suguna shared her sorrow, and Polala Devi advised her to call out to her deceased children by name. Suguna did so, and miraculously, her children rose from their graves, embraced her, and joyously returned home.

From that day on, every Shravana Amavasya, people have been observing this Vrat and enjoying happy lives with their children.

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