Badrinath Temple Prasad

Badrinath Temple Prasad, also known as Panch Badri Prasadam, is a devotional offering associated with the sacred Badrinath Dham in Uttarakhand. It provides devotees with an opportunity to receive traditional Prasad and religious items at home.

The Panch Badri tradition is associated with five forms and sacred places dedicated to Lord Vishnu: Vishal Badri (Badrinath), Yogadhyan Badri, Bhavishya Badri, Vridha Badri and Adi Badri.

This Prasad box brings together traditional offerings and sacred items associated with the Badrinath region. It can be kept in a home temple or used as part of devotional practices.

What the Prasad Box Contains:

1. Panch Meva Prasad.
2. Chana Mishri Prasad.
3. Badri Tulsi.
4. 2 Laddu Chaulai.
5. Badrinath Ji Card Yantra.
6. 50 ml Saraswati Jal.
7. 50 ml Alaknanda Water.
8. 50 ml Tapt Kund Water.
9. 50 ml Charan Amrit.
10. 50 ml Ganga Jal.
11. Kesar Mahabhog.

About the Traditional Offerings:

Badri Tulsi:
Badri Tulsi is traditionally associated with the worship of Lord Vishnu and is offered during religious prayers and devotional practices.

Saraswati Jal:
Saraswati Jal is associated with the Saraswati River and the religious traditions of the Badrinath region. It is traditionally kept or used for devotional purposes.

Badrinath Ji Card Yantra:
The Badrinath Ji Card Yantra is a devotional item associated with Lord Badrinath and can be kept in a home temple or prayer space.

Sacred Waters:
The Prasad box includes small quantities of Saraswati Jal, Alaknanda Water, Tapt Kund Water, Charan Amrit and Ganga Jal. These are traditionally valued by devotees for religious and devotional practices.

Kesar Mahabhog:
Kesar Mahabhog is included as part of the traditional Prasad collection.