Kulhad
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A small disposable earthen cup, used in a Dooj remedy to hold milk offered to Lord Shiva before being placed inverted at the shrine.
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Dooj or amavasya milk offering to Shiva against abhichar: the procedure
The speaker gives a small but very strong remedy for a house or person under heavy Abhichara, done on Amavasya or on Dooj of either paksha, whatever the weekday, in Pradosha within half an hour after sunset. Take milk of a single-colour desi cow, one and a quarter litres if it is for many people or one paav if for oneself alone, fill it into a clay Kulhad, place it at your pujan sthan and pray to Mahadeva to protect the house and to remove and bind any negative shakti or abhichar that has entered. Then, at once and barefoot, go to a nearby temple, pour the milk over the Shivling, leave the kulhad there upside down, do pranam and return. Nothing else: nothing mixed into the milk, no dhoop or deep, only the milk. He says this is a starting point for people who do no puja beyond an ordinary dhoop-deep; a second, stronger remedy that needs pujan and some spending on materials he withholds for a separate video.
May a clay lamp used for deepdaan be used again?
Whenever deepdaan is done with a clay lamp, he says, that lamp is not used a second time.
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