1. Aragaja (Arakaja)
A thick, dark, dark-ish herbal paste or oil prepared from natural resins, sandal extracts, camphor, and traditional herbal elements.
How to Use
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Personal Tilak: After bathing, take a tiny pinhead amount on your ring finger and apply it as a dot on your forehead or throat chakra.
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Deity Worship: Apply a small spot on the forehead or feet of deity idols (especially Devi, Shiva, and Bhairava) during daily pooja.
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Ritual Blends: Mix a small speck with sandalwood paste or kumkum to enhance its aromatic and spiritual strength.
2. Theertha Podi (Sacred Water Mixture)
An herbal aromatic powder containing natural cooling herbs like cardamom, clove, edible camphor (Pachai Karpuram), saffron, vetiver, and mace (Jathipatri).
How to Use
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Preparing Temple-Style Theertham: Add a tiny pinch of Theertha Podi to clean drinking water kept in a brass, copper, or silver vessel (along with Tulsi leaves). Offer it to the deities during pooja, then consume it as sacred Prasadam.
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Purification Sprinkling: Use a flower or Tulsi leaf to sprinkle the prepared Theertham across rooms, doorways, and worship corners to purify the home space.
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Abhishekam: Mix a small amount into the water used for ritual bathing (Abhishekam) of deity idols.
3. Javadhu Powder
How to Use
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Daily Natural Perfume: Mix a pinch of Javadhu powder with 2–3 drops of plain water or rose water in your palm to form a paste. Apply it behind your earlobes, wrists, and throat.
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Scenting Clothes: Sprinkle a tiny pinch of dry Javadhu powder into your wardrobe or over your clothes for a long-lasting sandalwood fragrance.
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Pooja & Meditation: Apply a small dot of Javadhu paste on your forehead before starting meditation or worship to keep your mind focused.
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