Temple Rituals & Poojas
Discover the sacred rituals and ceremonies performed at Shani Shingnapur Temple
Daily Worship Schedule
The daily worship at Shani Shingnapur Temple follows a strict schedule that has been maintained for generations. The rituals are performed by trained priests who dedicate their lives to the service of Lord Shani. Check our visitor guidefor detailed darshan timings and planning your visit.
Morning Rituals (5:00 AM - 7:00 AM)
The day begins with Kakad Aarti (dawn ritual), followed by abhishekam with oil and other offerings. The idol is then adorned with fresh flowers.
Afternoon Rituals (12:00 PM - 1:00 PM)
Madhyan Aarti is performed, followed by Naivedya (food offering) to the deity.
Evening Rituals (6:00 PM - 8:00 PM)
Dhoop Aarti is performed as the sun sets, followed by Shej Aarti before the temple closes for the night.
Significance of Rituals
The rituals performed at Shani Shingnapur Temple are believed to purify the soul and remove negative energies. The continuous worship creates a powerful spiritual atmosphere.
Lord Shani represents Saturn in Hindu astrology. The rituals are believed to mitigate negative effects of Saturn and bring positive changes, especially during Sade-Sati.
Many devotees visit with specific wishes. The rituals and offerings made to Lord Shani are believed to help fulfill these wishes with sincere devotion.
Participate in Temple Rituals
Experience the divine energy of Lord Shani by participating in the sacred rituals at Shani Shingnapur Temple. Contact the temple office to book special poojas and abhishekam.
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