Why We Celebrate Vishwakarma Puja on 17th September

Vishwakarma Puja, also referred to by the name of Vishwakarma Jayanti It is a particular day that is dedicated to Lord Vishwakarma who is the god of engineering and architecture for the entire universe. Every year it is observed with great fervor on the 17 September in various parts of India particularly among artisans, craftsmen as well as engineers, industrial workers and architects. Have you ever wondered what the significance of this day celebrated on the 17th September? Let's find out the reason and significance.

Who is Lord Vishwakarma?

Lord Vishwakarma is mentioned in Hindu texts as being the creator of the heavenly castles and divine weaponry and impressive structures. It is believed that he constructed:

• Dwarka The capital city that is the home of Lord Krishna.

• Indraprastha The capital city of the Pandavas.

• Pushpak Viman is the chariot that flies.

• Lord Shiva's Trishul and Lord Vishnu's Sudarshan Chakra.

In recognition of his exceptional abilities, he is regarded as the god of machines, architecture and craftmanship.

Why Vishwakarma Puja is Celebrated on 17 September

The festival in the form of Vishwakarma Puja which is celebrated on the 17th of September is connected to the solar transit. According to Hindu Panchang:

• On this day the Sun moves into Kanya Rashi (Virgo) which marks the beginning of a new cycle of work and efficiency.

• The scriptures tell us in the Bible that Lord Vishwakarma was born on the day of this event and began His divine work.

• The belief is that the worship of machinery, tools or workplaces this holiday will bring prosperity and success as well as safety throughout the year.

This is that's why factories and workshops, garages and offices are closed during ceremonies and the workers are required to are required to perform a special ritual of their machines and tools.

How Vishwakarma Puja is Celebrated

1. Office Decoration Workshops, factories and offices are kept clean and decorated.

2. Puja of Machines and Tools Workers are worshipping their instruments as well as vehicles, machines and tools by offering flowers, sindoor and incense.

3. Givings - Prasad sweets, sweets, and a special bhog are made to bless the god.

4. Community Foods In a variety of industrial zones, community lunches are planned for employees.

5. Day of No Working Day - The custom is to not use equipment on this date, following the ceremonies, believing them to be in the divine slumber.

Importance of Vishwakarma Puja

• Inspires respect for work and the skills.

• Encourages professionals and workers to carry out their work by demonstrating honesty and a commitment to their work.

• Creates awareness about safety at work.

• Increases the unity of artisans, workers in the industry, as well as engineers.

Conclusion

Vishwakarma Puja celebrated on the 17th of September isn't just the day of celebration, but also an important day of gratitude to the tools and knowledge which help us earn a living. In worshiping Lord Vishwakarma the devotees seek blessings to ensure security, innovation and achievement in their field of work.