PRINTABLES
For the puja room, the door and the fridge.
Free to print at home, on A4. Each sheet prints cleanly with the website’s menus hidden.
Puja sheets
Karva ChauthChecklist, steps and texts on a few printed pagesDhanterasChecklist, steps and texts on a few printed pagesDiwaliChecklist, steps and texts on a few printed pagesGovardhan PujaChecklist, steps and texts on a few printed pagesBhai DoojChecklist, steps and texts on a few printed pagesChhathChecklist, steps and texts on a few printed pagesDev Uthani EkadashiChecklist, steps and texts on a few printed pagesTulsi VivahChecklist, steps and texts on a few printed pagesKartik PurnimaChecklist, steps and texts on a few printed pagesEvery day · PrayersChecklist, steps and texts on a few printed pagesTwice a month · EkadashiChecklist, steps and texts on a few printed pagesPurnima · Satyanarayan kathaChecklist, steps and texts on a few printed pagesEvery Tuesday · HanumanChecklist, steps and texts on a few printed pages
Signs for the home
Shubh · Labh door signsTwo cards to cut apart and place on either side of the door or on account books.Swastika signFor the doorway or the puja place, with “Shri Ganeshaya namah” above and “Shubham bhavatu” (may it be auspicious) below.Om signOm within a ring of lotus petals, with “Om shanti shanti shanti” below.Shri sign“Shri”, written at the head of letters, account books and new beginnings.Shubh Deepavali welcome signA welcome sign for the door during the Diwali days.
What these signs mean, and how families use them →