Puja Services

Pind Daan puja

• It involves offering pind (rice balls) and tarpan (water mixed with sesame seeds) while chanting mantras under the guidance of a priest.
• This ritual is considered a sacred duty (Pitru Rina) and is believed to remove Pitru Dosh (ancestral karmic imbalance).
• Gaya in Bihar is the most renowned site for performing Pind Daan, especially during Pitra Paksha.

Navratri Puja

• Each day is dedicated to one of the nine forms of Maa Durga, from Shailputri to Siddhidatri.
• Devotees observe fasts, perform daily aarti, chant mantras, and offer bhog to the goddess.
• The festival culminates in Vijayadashami (Dussehra), marking the triumph of Durga over Mahishasura.

Sunder kand Path

• It narrates Lord Hanuman’s leap to Lanka, his meeting with Sita, destruction of evil forces, and return to Lord Rama.
• The path is considered highly auspicious and is believed to bring courage, clarity, and relief from difficulties.
• It is often recited during personal crises, health issues, or spiritual pursuits.

Navagraha puja

• This puja is performed to reduce the negative effects of planetary doshas like Shani Dosh, Rahu-Ketu Dosh, Mangal Dosh, and to enhance the positive influence of benefic planets.
• It is especially recommended during major planetary transits, Mahadasha/Antardasha periods, or before important life events like marriage, career changes, or childbirth.
• The ritual includes chanting of specific Beej Mantras, Homa (fire offerings), and Tarpan (water offerings) for each planet

Mahalakshmi Puja

• It is traditionally done on Diwali Amavasya, but can also be performed on Fridays, Purnima, or during special occasions like housewarming or business openings.
• The ritual includes invoking Lakshmi, offering flowers, sweets, and lighting lamps to dispel darkness and attract divine grace.
• It is believed that a properly conducted Lakshmi Puja brings peace, financial stability, and removes poverty.

Narayan bali puja

• It helps relieve families from Pitru Dosh, which can cause financial instability, health issues, delays in marriage, and repeated setbacks.
• The ritual involves symbolic cremation of a rice-made human effigy, representing the departed soul, followed by offerings and mantras to guide the soul toward peace.
• It is often performed along with Nag Bali Puja and Tripindi Shradh for complete ancestral healing.

Kuber Upasana Puja

• Kuber Upasana Puja is performed to invoke his blessings for material prosperity, financial growth, and protection of assets.
• It is often done during Dhanteras, Diwali, or on Fridays, and is especially popular among business owners, traders, and households seeking wealth stability.
• The ritual may include Lakshmi-Kuber Puja, Yantra Sthapana, and Mantra Jaap.

Holika Puja

• It commemorates the legend of Prahlad, a devotee of Lord Vishnu, and his miraculous survival from the fire set by Holika.
• The ritual involves worshipping the Holika effigy and lighting a sacred fire (Holika Dahan) to burn away evil and invite positivity.
• Women especially perform this puja for family well-being, health, and happiness.

Bharani Shraddha Puja

• It is not tied to a specific tithi but usually falls on Chaturthi, Panchami, or occasionally Tritiya during Mahalaya Paksha.
• This Shraddha is considered more potent than regular Shraddha rituals and is often referred to as Maha Bharani Shraddha.
• It is believed to be the day of Yama, the deity of death, making it especially effective for ancestral liberation and karmic cleansing.

Marriage Anniversary Puja

• It symbolizes the couple’s devotion to each other and their shared spiritual journey.
• Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati are worshipped as the divine couple representing eternal love and companionship.
• The puja may include Sankalp, Abhishek, Mantra Jaap, Aarti, and Prasad distribution.