Worship of all deities has special significance in Hinduism. In the scriptures, some special mantras have been given for every deity, by whose chanting, a person also gets the fruit of worshiping God. In many Puranas, the law of asking for forgiveness from God after worship is also told. It is said that the reason for apologizing to God is that if there has been any deficiency in the worship, knowingly or unknowingly, then forgiveness is sought and it is also believed that until the pardon is not sought, the prayer seems incomplete. Is.
This forgiveness is for the mistakes done in worship and also for the wrong deeds done in daily life. Forgiveness is the greatest emotion. When we ask God for forgiveness, then the worship is completed and God’s grace is received. This feeling of forgiveness destroys our ego. We should not delay in seeking forgiveness of our mistakes by abandoning the ego in daily life. This is the core message of this tradition.
Mantra:
आवाहनं न जानामि न जानामि विसर्जनम्।
पूजां चैव न जानामि क्षमस्व परमेश्वर॥
मंत्रहीनं क्रियाहीनं भक्तिहीनं जनार्दन।
यत्पूजितं मया देव! परिपूर्ण तदस्तु मे॥
The meaning of this mantra is that O Lord. I don’t know how to call you or send you off. He doesn’t even know how to worship. Please forgive me. I neither remember the mantra nor the action. I don’t even know how to do devotion. I am worshiping as much as possible, please forgive the mistake and give completeness to this worship.
The Lord is said to be such that the worship is not necessarily entirely according to the rules laid down in the scriptures, there may be lapses in both the mantra and the action. Despite this, since I am a devotee and want to worship and if I have made a mistake, you forgive me. Remove my ego, take me in your shelter.
Prayer to God is considered incomplete without this mantra
