Vishwakarma Puja is an auspicious occasion celebrated to honor the birth anniversary of Lord Vishwakarma, the divine architect and son of Lord Brahma. According to Hindu mythology, Lord Vishwakarma is responsible for constructing various towns and palaces, including Golden Lanka, Hastinapur, and Dwarka.
This year, Vishwakarma Puja will be celebrated on September 17, coinciding with Kanya Sankranti. The festivities are particularly prominent in West Bengal, Odisha, Bihar, Tripura, Assam, and Jharkhand. Devotees organize puja ceremonies in their homes and workplaces, seeking blessings for success and prosperity in their lives.
During Vishwakarma Puja, devotees also pay reverence to machines and vehicles, recognizing the importance of technology and innovation in modern society. It is a time when individuals express gratitude for the tools and equipment that enable their livelihood and productivity.
To commemorate this special occasion, it is customary to send Vishwakarma wishes, quotes, and WhatsApp messages to family and friends. These messages celebrate the significance of Lord Vishwakarma and convey good wishes for success and fulfillment.
Here are a few examples of Vishwakarma Puja quotes and WhatsApp messages:
1. “May Lord Vishwakarma bless you with everything you desire and dream of. Wishing you a happy Vishwakarma Puja!”
2. “Let us offer our prayers to the one who created machines and tools. Pray and say aloud, ‘Sri Vishwakarma Baba ki Jai.’ Happy Vishwakarma Jayanti!”
3. “May you be blessed with skills and creativity on this auspicious day. Wishing all my friends a happy Vishwakarma Jayanti.”
4. “Let us remember and honor the auspicious occasion of Vishwakarma Puja praying from the bottom of our hearts. Happy Vishwakarma Jayanti to everyone!”
These messages serve as a way to express reverence for Lord Vishwakarma and convey good wishes for prosperity, success, and creativity to loved ones.
As Vishwakarma Puja approaches, devotees eagerly anticipate the festivities, expressing gratitude for the blessings and opportunities that surround them. It is a time of celebration, reflection, and renewed dedication to one’s craft or profession.
Sources:
– Hindu mythology
– Personal knowledge
