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Sri Satyanarayan, also known as Satyanarayan or Satyanarayan Swami, is a revered Hindu deity who is worshiped for the blessings of truth, righteousness and prosperity. Satyanarayan Puja dedicated to Lord Satyanarayan has its origins in the Skanda Purana, an ancient Hindu scripture.

Sri Satyanarayan, also known as Satyanarayan or Satyanarayan Swami, is a revered Hindu deity who is worshiped for the blessings of truth, righteousness and prosperity. Satyanarayan Puja dedicated to Lord Satyanarayan has its origins in the Skanda Purana, an ancient Hindu scripture.
Lord Satyanarayan is a form of Lord Vishnu worshipped as the embodiment of truth, and the deity associated with the ritualistic storytelling of the 'Satyanarayan Katha.'
Worshippers believe that performing the Satyanarayan Puja brings blessings, prosperity, and protection from miseries.
The Satyanarayan Katha, a sacred narrative, is recited during the puja to recount the divine leelas (activities) of Lord Vishnu and invoke his grace.
The Satyanarayan Puja is often performed on auspicious occasions, such as weddings, housewarming ceremonies.
Lord Satyanarayan is typically depicted with four arms, holding a conch, discus, mace, and a lotus, symbolizing divine attributes.
The Satyanarayan Puja transcends regional and cultural boundaries, with devotees from various communities and traditions participating in its worship.
Observing a fast (vrat) on Satyanarayan Jayanti or during the puja is believed to bring spiritual merit and fulfillment of desires.
Satyanarayan, meaning 'the embodiment of truth,' emphasizes the importance of honesty and integrity in one's life.
The Satyanarayan Puja involves the worship of Lord Satyanarayan's idol or image, offering prasad, and conducting prayers with devotion.
In addition to individual pujas, the Satyanarayan Jayanti is celebrated annually, marking the auspicious day of Lord Satyanarayan's manifestation.