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Welcome! I’m so excited that you’re thinking of booking a puja with me! Whether it’s a Grihapravesh puja, Satyanarayan katha, Rudra abhisheka, or a fun celebration like a marriage or birthday, I’m here to make it a fantastic experience for you! With my passion for performing rituals for amazing people from all over India with different traditions and cultures, I can’t wait to guide you every step of the way to your special day.
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What happens next?
Get ready for an exciting puja experience! I'm here to help you gather all the essential ingredients for your celebration. Don't forget, fresh flowers and leaves should be picked just one or two days before the puja, while dry items can be collected anytime. On the big day, make sure you're refreshed with a bath and dressed in clean clothes. I'll arrive early to set up the puja space, chant the mantras, and guide you all through the rituals to ensure you receive the right blessings from the deities.
Let's make this puja memorable together!
Your Home Needs Blessings
Your home is the perfect sanctuary for performing a Hawan and Puja. Equipped with all the essential utensils and a Hawan-Kund, I will be at your place to perform the ritual for you. There's no need to seek a temple when the sacredness of your dwelling place can be the ideal setting for these rituals. By conducting Pujas and Hawans at home, you invite a flow of blessings and positivity that nourishes your living space.
Embrace the spiritual energy around you and let your home be a beacon of tranquility and joy.
Grihapravesha Puja
or
House Warming
Welcome to Griha Pravesh Puja where we help you invite good luck and prosperity into your new home! Experience the beauty of this traditional Hindu ceremony, designed to fill your space with positive energy. Our dedicated team will guide you through the essential rituals and offerings to the gods and goddesses, ensuring a meaningful and auspicious celebration. Reach out to us today begin your journey towards a joyful and harmonious home!
Call to learn more about the auspicious day, time, procedure and the expenses involved to perform a best Grihapraveshpuja and be blessed with the right spiritual merits.
The Satyanarayana Katha is a revered Hindu scripture recited during the Satya Narayana Puja, a special ritual dedicated to Lord Vishnu in his form as Satya Narayana, the embodiment of truth and righteousness. The katha consists of five chapters, each narrating stories of divine blessings bestowed upon devotees who worship Him with faith and devotion.
Satyanarayana
katha
Rudra Abhisheka : The Sacred Worship of Lord Shiva. Rudra Abhisheka is one of the most powerful and revered Vedic rituals dedicated to Lord Shiva, performed to invoke His blessings for health, wealth, peace, and spiritual liberation. This sacred ritual involves offering various items to the Shiva Lingam while chanting the powerful Rudram (Sri Rudraprasna) from the Yajurveda.
Rudra
Abhisheka
Seemantam
godbharai
Godh Bharai (in North India) and Seemantham (in South India) are traditional Hindu ceremonies performed during pregnancy to bless the expectant mother and the unborn child. These rituals celebrate the transition into motherhood, ensuring a healthy pregnancy, a safe delivery, and the overall well-being of the baby..
vivaha
Vivaha is the sacred Hindu marriage ceremony that signifies the union of two individuals, not just as partners in this life but across multiple lifetimes. It is deeply rooted in Vedic traditions and follows elaborate rituals that vary based on regional, cultural, and familial customs.
Mundan
Mundan, or the first haircut ceremony, is indeed a significant rite of passage in Hindu culture. It's one of the sixteen samskaras (sacraments) which mark the various stages of life from birth to death. This particular samskara is filled with rich symbolism and tradition. Here are some key aspects:
Namakarana Samskara – The Hindu Naming Ceremony Namakarana Samskara (नामकरण संस्कार) is the traditional Hindu ritual for naming a newborn baby. It is one of the 16 Samskaras (rites of passage) in Hindu culture and holds great spiritual significance. The ceremony is usually performed on the 11th or 12th day after birth, but in some traditions, it can be conducted on the 21st day, the first month, or even later depending on family customs and astrological considerations.
Namakarana
samskara
grahashanti
puja and hawan
Grahashantipuja and Hawan Graha Shanti Puja is a Hindu ritual performed to reduce the negative effects of planetary positions and enhance positive energies in one's life. It is often conducted to remove obstacles related to marriage, health, career, and finances. The puja involves worshipping the Navagrahas (nine planets) and includes chanting mantras, Kalash Puja, Gauri and Vinayaka Puja, followed by a hawan (fire ritual) to purify the surroundings and bring peace and prosperity. This puja is commonly performed before weddings to ensure a harmonious and prosperous married life. It is believed to align the planetary influences for the couple, removing any doshas (negative effects) in their horoscopes.
Sundarakand
Sundarakand is the fifth chapter of the epic Ramayana, written by Valmiki. It narrates the heroic journey of Lord Hanuman as he crosses the ocean to reach Lanka in search of Mata Sita, who was abducted by Ravana. This chapter highlights Hanuman’s strength, devotion, and intelligence, making it one of the most revered sections of the Ramayana. Significance of Sundarakand Path - Removes obstacles and brings peace and prosperity. - Strengthens faith and devotion towards Lord Rama and Hanuman. - Protects from negative energies and enhances spiritual growth. - Brings courage and confidence to face challenges in life.
vivaha
Vivaha is the sacred Hindu marriage ceremony that signifies the union of two individuals, not just as partners in this life but across multiple lifetimes. It is deeply rooted in Vedic traditions and follows elaborate rituals that vary based on regional, cultural, and familial customs.
Mundan
Mundan, or the first haircut ceremony, is indeed a significant rite of passage in Hindu culture. It's one of the sixteen samskaras (sacraments) which mark the various stages of life from birth to death. This particular samskara is filled with rich symbolism and tradition. Here are some key aspects: