Remove obstacles this Nag Panchami

Step 1. Start by cleaning the Puja room and the altar with Gangajal

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Step 2. Spread a fresh cloth on a wooden chowki or on a wooden platform

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Step 3. Sprinkle milk and water on the idol or image of Nag (serpent deity)

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Step 4. Apply Akshat (unbroken rice) & Kumkum (vermilion)

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Step 5. Now apply Haldi Chandan (turmeric and sandalwood)

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Step 6. Offer flowers, Naivedhya (food), lamp aDiya and dhoop (incense sticks) to the deity

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Step 7. Seek forgiveness: Ask for Kshama Yachana for any mistakes made during the puja

Kshama Prathna. In case you wish to listen to the forgiveness prayer, click the play button

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Step 8. Conclude the puja by bowing before the deity and seeking His blessings

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