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Description

It commemorates the legend of Prahlad, a devotee of Lord Vishnu, and his miraculous survival from the fire set by Holika.
The ritual involves worshipping the Holika effigy and lighting a sacred fire (Holika Dahan) to burn away evil and invite positivity.
Women especially perform this puja for family well-being, health, and happiness.

Features

Includes Sankalp, Holika worship, circumambulation (parikrama), and offering grains and sweets.
No fasting required, but spiritual purity and clean surroundings are encouraged.
Children and elders participate in lighting the Holika bonfire and singing traditional songs.

Samagri

Dry wood sticks
Raw cotton thread (kacha soot)
Roli, haldi, kumkum
Akshat (rice grains)
Flowers (marigold preferred)
Coconut
Wheat, gram, moong, and other grains
Jaggery, sweets, and gulal
Incense sticks, camphor
Water in a small pot
Betel leaves and nuts
Gangajal (holy water)
Mantra book or printout (Holika Dahan mantra)

Holika Puja

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