In Hindu mythology, Vishwakarma is the divine architect of the universe, the god of creation, and the patron deity of craftsmen:
Known for
Vishwakarma is known for designing the gods' weapons and flying chariots, and for building cities like Dwaraka, Hastinapur, and Indraprastha
Weapons
Vishwakarma is said to have built many divine weapons, including the Sudarshana Chakra of Vishnu, the Trishul of Shiva, and the lance of Kartikeya
Cities
Vishwakarma is said to have built the cities of Dwaraka, Hastinapur, and Indraprastha
Author
Vishwakarma is said to have authored the Sthapatya Veda, the science of mechanics and architecture
Name
The name Vishwakarma was originally used as an epithet for any powerful god, but later came to personify creative power
Celebration
Vishwakarma Jयंती is a Hindu festival that celebrates Vishwakarma
Vishwakarma Jayanti - Origin and Significance of Vishwakarma
Vishwakarma is also known as the first architect in history.
RITUAL AND CELEBRATIONS OF VISHWAKARMA PUJA:
- Workplaces and factories are cleaned and decorated elaborately in preparation for the puja.
- On the day of Vishwakarma Puja, idols or portraits of Lord Vishwakarma are installed in workshops and factories. Special prayers and hymns are recited by priests and workers seeking blessings for well-being and success.
- Offerings of fruits, sweets, and flowers are made to Lord Vishwakarma along with tools and machinery, symbolising gratitude and seeking divine blessings for efficiency and safety.
- Beyond workplaces, community gatherings and processions are common, where people come together to celebrate and share festive joy.
- The festival is also marked by feasting, where traditional dishes and sweets are prepared and shared among family, friends, and colleagues.
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