Bhat pujan is a traditional Ujjain offering to Mangal Dev, where cooked rice is offered to the Shivling-form of Mangal along with prayers and mantras. Pandit Mohit Tiwari Ji performs it in your name. Devotees offer it for Mangal shanti and harmony.
Significance
Bhat means cooked rice. In the Mangal tradition of Ujjain, devotees offer bhat to Mangal Dev, who is worshipped in the form of a Shivling. A traditional belief says that the rice is meant to cool and soothe the fiery nature of Mars, so Bhat pujan is performed with prayers for calm and balance.
According to tradition, Ujjain is regarded as the birthplace of Mangal, and the Mangalnath area on the Kshipra has long been a place for Mangal worship. Pujan is usually preferred on Tuesdays and on Angarak Chaturthi.
This pujan is performed by Guruji at a pujan sthal. Any worship inside the Mangalnath temple follows that temple's own arrangements, and we are not affiliated with any temple trust.
Choose your package
- ₹2,100
Online Bhat Pujan
About 1.5 hours
- Sankalp in your name
- Bhat offering and Mangal jaap
- Live video or recording
- Prasad blessings
- Online sankalp
- Live video
- ₹3,100
Standard Bhat Pujan
About 2 hours
- Pujan with you present in Ujjain
- Bhat offering, abhishek and jaap
- Samagri arranged
- Prasad
- In person
- ₹5,100
Extended Bhat Pujan
About 3 hours
- Two pandits
- Larger Mangal jaap
- Full havan
- Photos and video
- Prasad
- In person
- Online sankalp
- Live video
Prices include pandit dakshina and samagri for the package shown. Travel and stay are not included.
Benefits devotees seek
- A traditional offering for Mangal shanti
- Devotees seek calm in energy and temperament
- Prayed for harmony in marriage and relationships
- Simple and affordable pujan
- Done in your name, in person or online
How the pujan is performed
- 1
Sankalp with your name and gotra
- 2
Ganesh pujan
- 3
Kalash sthapana and Mangal Dev avahan
- 4
Preparation of the bhat (cooked rice)
- 5
Bhat offering and abhishek of the Mangal Shivling
- 6
Mangal mantra jaap
- 7
Short havan and aarti
- 8
Prasad and blessings
Who usually performs it
- Those with a Manglik chart
- Families preparing for a marriage
- Devotees of Mangal Dev who wish to follow the Ujjain tradition
- Anyone seeking calm in a Mars period
Samagri & offerings
- Cooked rice (bhat)
- Red flowers and red sandal
- Curd and jaggery
- Ganga jal
- Havan samagri
- Red cloth
Best time
Tuesdays and Angarak Chaturthi are traditionally preferred. Guruji fixes the exact muhurat for you.
Details needed for the sankalp
Full name · Gotra · Date of birth · Time of birth · Place of birth · Your wish (sankalp)
Associated temple
Mangalnath TempleQuestions about this pujan
What is Bhat pujan?
It is the traditional offering of cooked rice to Mangal Dev with abhishek and mantra, seeking calm and balance.
Is this done inside the Mangalnath temple?
No. Guruji performs it at a pujan sthal. Any worship inside the temple follows the temple’s own arrangements. We are not affiliated with the temple.
Which day is best?
Tuesdays and Angarak Chaturthi are traditionally preferred. Guruji will suggest the exact date for you.