Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. Please help improve this section by adding citations to reliable sources. One of the key instruction was to invite as many friends, relatives and neighbors to attend the ceremony and to feed them and to offer as many types of fruits as possible and the sufferings will be eliminated, and this was due to being well fed and consumption of fruits. He went to lord Vishnu and described the situation and was told with instructions to perform Pooja and the other stories to be narrated.
The original concept was instructions given by rishi Narada Muni while on tour of earth he noticed tremendous amounts of sufferings all around due to malnutrition. This puja is very simple, can be performed by anyone, and it does not require a priest to perform it. However, one can perform this puja in the morning as well. Performing this puja in the evening is considered more appropriate.
It is not a puja confined to any festivities, but Purnima (full moon day) is considered specifically auspicious for this puja. The Satyanarayan puja can be performed on any day for any reason. In addition, the performance of this most auspicious puja generally confers a child to couples trying to start a family. These occasions could include marriage, graduation, start of a new job, purchase of a new home, to name a few.
It is also performed on special occasions and during times of achievements, as an offering of gratitude to the Lord. The ritual is usually performed on the Full moon day of every month, Ekadashi (11th day after full moon or new moon), Kārtika Pūrṇimā, Vaiśākhā Pūrṇimā, solar eclipse day or on Saṅkrānti except during Āṣāḍha Chandra Masa. Sri Satya Narayana puja is a very popular ritual in most parts of India including Gujarat, Maharashtra, Assam, Bengal, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Bihar, Odisha, Manipur. A painting of Narayana (Viṣṇu) seated on lotus
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