The Pooja room is the most important part of your house. It needs to be treated with respect and dedication. The Pooja room can be decorated in a traditional Indian style or however, you want it to be. Some people use candles and incense sticks while others prefer oil lamps or even electric lights.

These are some of the elements that are needed in a pooja room

A pooja room is a room in your house that is used for religious activities. It’s where you can pray, meditate and worship. Pooja rooms are often used by people who follow Hinduism or Buddhism as well as other religions like Jainism and Sikhism.

A pooja room should have all the basic equipment required for performing poojas (worship ceremonies). These include:

• An altar where incense sticks are burnt during pujan (worship) ceremonies;
• A lamp with oil burning underneath;
• A lamp with wicks so that they don’t burn out when lit up; _and_ a small statue of Ganesha placed inside one corner of the temple area._

A little bit of decoration.

A little bit of decoration.

The decor in a Pooja room is very important as it sets the tone and mood for the entire event. The first thing that you need to consider when designing your pooja room is how much decoration you want in it, and what kind of decorations would work best for your own design. For example, if you are planning on having lots of flowers around the area where people will be sitting down during puja then it might be better to use candles instead because they don’t take up too much space on their own; however, if this isn’t an option then perhaps some pictures or statues might work better since they won’t take up too much space either but still look beautiful!

The best thing is to have a design board.

The best thing to do is to have a design board.

A design board will help you keep track of all the elements that need to be added to your pooja room, as well as how much money you’re spending on each element and when it should be completed. It’s also useful for keeping track of time schedules, so you can see if there are any conflicts with other events or holidays in your calendar that might impact on when certain things could be done.

One needs to make sure that the flooring is cleaned, washed and swept.

One needs to make sure that the flooring is cleaned, washed and swept. The floor should be swept with a broom or mop and then washed with water. After this process is done, dry it with a towel and use a vacuum cleaner or steam cleaner on your pooja room floor if you have one installed. You can also use dry mopping machines at home which will help you clean up all dirt stains from your pooja room floors within minutes!

Lightings are also very important.

Lightings are also very important. Candles, oil lamps and incense sticks are all used for lighting in pooja room. Incense sticks act as a purification agent, which helps reduce the negative effects of pollution from surrounding areas and helps you focus on your Pooja rituals. Candles can be used to create an atmosphere that is conducive for meditation or relaxation after performing pooja rituals.

Candles, oil lamps and incense sticks can be used for lighting.

Candles, oil lamps and incense sticks are traditional lighting. Candles are better than oil lamps because they provide a steady and even light source that doesn’t give off smoke, which can be harmful. Incense sticks are also good for lighting as they burn slowly without giving off much smoke or odor. However, there are some drawbacks to using incense sticks:

• You need two or three incense sticks for each person attending the pooja; if you use one stick then it will only last about 15 minutes before burning out!
• Incense burns quickly in hot climates like India where temperatures can reach up to 100 degrees F (38 C). If you live somewhere cooler (like Florida) then this won’t be an issue but if you do live somewhere tropical then there’s no way around having some extra incense on hand just in case something goes wrong with your main supply!

A lot of people use traditional Indian Poojas, granted which require more effort.

A pooja room is an important part of any Hindu home. The place where you perform your pooja can be anywhere, but it should be situated in the living room or an adjacent area where you can easily walk to it.

A lot of people use traditional Indian Poojas, granted which requires more effort. But if you want your house to be a temple, then yes! You need a dedicated area for that as well!

What should I include in my pooja room? Your choice depends on what kind of ceremony or worship service you are planning on conducting there; likewise, how often do they happen? If they occur regularly (as in weekly), then make sure everything is ready beforehand so that when guests arrive at home they don’t have trouble finding anything due to lack-of-preparation issues like having only one set of candles instead of two sets because someone forgot about buying them earlier than expected.”

Conclusion

This is a short list of the things that one needs to consider when designing their pooja room. I hope this article has helped you learn a little bit about how to go about it. For those who have never done any Indian pooja before, the first step would be to find out what type of pooja they want to perform and then choose an auspicious date based on their birth star or lunar month.