Hindu Sanskar’s

16 Sanskara pujas for Spiritual Significance, invoke divine Blessings and Protection, Psychological Well-Being, Cleansing and Purification, Continuity of Life, Social and Family Bonding

Hindu sanskars are a series of 16 life-cycle rituals and ceremonies that mark important milestones in an individual’s life, from birth to death. They are an integral part of Hinduism and aim to instill moral values, reinforce social customs and help individuals progress towards spiritual enlightenment.

Samskara (saṃskāra, samskara) are sacraments in Hinduism. Therefore, the Sanskar is a series of sacraments, sacrifices and rituals that serve as rites of passage and mark the various stages of human life and to signify entry to a particular Ashrama (i.e. stage of life).

Garbhadhana | Pumsavana | Simantonnayana | Jatakarma | Namakarana
Nishkramana | Annaprashana | Chudakarana | Karnavedha | Upanayana
Vedarambha | Keshanta | Samavartana | Vivaha | Vanaprastha
Sannyasa | Antyeshti

Sanskaras are performed for a balanced, righteous life while honoring tradition, spirituality, and the interconnectedness of the individual with family and social community.

Hindu Sanskar are very important ceremonies that are performed at various stages of an individual’s life, starting from birth and continuing throughout one’s life until death. The sanskars are seen as social customs, and provide guidance on the path towards spiritual enlightenment. Sanskars are the Hindu rituals that provide the benefits such as improved physical and mental health, increased strength and stamina, enhanced concentration and intellectual capacity, a sense of belonging, culture, and refined sensibilities. Samskaras are believed to purify the body, increase blood circulation, and direct energy towards human life.

Our 16 Most Important Sanskar Pujas

Garbhadhana(Conception) – This puja is performed by parents and consists of fervent prayer for a child in order to fulfil the obligation to continue the human race.
Punsavana(Fetus protection) – This puja is performed during the third or fourth month of pregnancy. A priest recites Vedic hymns to invoke divine qualities in the child.
Simantonnayana(Satisfying the cravings of the pregnant mother) – This puja is similar to a baby shower, and is, performed during the seventh month of pregnancy when prayers are offered to God for the healthy physical and mental growth of the child.
Jatakarma(Child birth) – Mantras are recited for a healthy and long life of the child at his birth.
Namakaran(Naming the child) – The name for the baby is selected such that its meaning can inspire the child to follow the path of righteousness.
Nishkramana(Taking the child outdoors for the first time) – This puja is performed in the fourth month after birth when the child is moved outside the house.
Annaprasana(Giving solid food) – In the sixth, seventh or eighth month child is given solid food.
Mundan(Hair cutting) – This is performed during the first or third year of age when the child’s hair is removed by shaving.
Karnavedha(Ear piercing) – This puja and ritual is performed in the third or fifth year.
Upanayana(Sacred thread ceremony) – This puja introduces the male child to a teacher in order to receive education and marking the entry of the child to Brahmacharya.
Vedarambha(Study of Vedas) – This puja is performed at the time of Upanayana or within one year.
Samavartana(Returning home after completion of education) – This puja is performed at the age of about 25 years.
Vivaha(Marriage)
Vanaprastha(Preparation for renunciation) – This puja is performed at the age of 50 to celebrate the departure from the householder stage to the Vanaprastha stage when the person begins to engage in spiritual activities.
Sannyasa(Renunciation) – This puja is performed after Vanaprastha.
Antyesthi(Cremation)

These Sanskar serve as a guide for Hindus, reminding us the values and customs that are important in our culture and faith. These are an integral part of Hindu life and are passed down from generation to generation.

16 Hindu Sanskar

Sanskar Puja

16 Hindu Sanskar

Sanskar Puja

16 Hindu Sanskar

Sanskar Puja

(1) गर्भाधान संस्कार, (2) पुंसवन संस्कार, (3) सीमंतोन्नयन संस्कार, (4) जातकर्म संस्कार, (5) नामकरण संस्कार, (6) निष्क्रमण संस्कार, (7) अन्नप्राशन संस्कार, (8) चूड़ाकर्म संस्कार, (9) विद्यारंभ संस्कार, (10) कर्णवेध संस्कार, (11) यज्ञोपवीत संस्कार, (12) वेदारंभ संस्कार , (13) केशांत संस्कार, (14) समावर्तन संस्कार, (15) विवाह संस्कार, (16) अंत्येष्टि संस्कार।

Special Puja

Removing or mitigating the effects of karmic doshas or malefic planetary influences causing difficulties, obstacles, or challenges in one’s life. Achieve desired outcomes.

Shava sadhana | Special Baglamukhi Puja | Pitru Shanti Maha Puja | Tripurasundari Maha Yagya | Kaulavali-nirnaya | Shyamarahasya | Tara-bhakti-sudharnava | Nav Chandi Paath and Yagna | Purasharcharyarnava | Nilatantra | Kulachudamani, Krishnananda’s Tantrasara | Mahatripursundari, Sodashi & kameswari Puja | Maa Chamunda Puja | Yantra Rituals | Tantric Puja & Homa | Dev Puja | Dosh Nivaran Upchara

Dosha Nivaran Puja or Upay puja is performed to pacify or appease the planetary influences causing these doshas. The rituals and prayers performed during this puja vary based on the specific dosha affecting an individual or a family. This type of puja might involve elaborate rituals, specific mantras, offerings, and practices that are distinct from your regular worship routines:

Remedy Pujas / Dosha Nivaran Pujas

Relief From Illness/Health Problems

Property/Legal Problems/Court Cases

Remedy Pujas For Navagraha Doshams

Kal Sarpa Dosha Puja / Shani Sadhe Sati Puja

Involves invocations, rituals, offerings, meditation, or other ceremonial practices aimed at harnessing spiritual or supernatural forces, or manifesting desires.

Shava sadhana | Special Baglamukhi Puja | Pitru Shanti Maha Puja | Tripurasundari Maha Yagya | Kaulavali-nirnaya | Shyamarahasya | Tara-bhakti-sudharnava | Nav Chandi Paath and Yagna | Purasharcharyarnava | Nilatantra | Kulachudamani, Krishnananda’s Tantrasara | Mahatripursundari, Sodashi & kameswari Puja | Maa Chamunda Puja | Yantra Rituals | Tantric Puja & Homa | Dev Puja | Dosh Nivaran Upchara

Puja/Mantra Remedies for:

Wealth & Prosperity/Clear Loans & Debts
Pregnancy/To Conceive/Beget Children
Early Marriage/Remove Wedding Obstacles
Relief From Black Magic/Vasheekaranam
Jobs/Promotion/Better Career Prospects
Puja For Knowledge/Education
One Year Nithya Pujas/Shashwatha Pujas
Minor Gods & Upadevathas
Navagrahas Puja, Grah Dosh Upay

Homam/Yagya/Jaap for:

Homam/Havan for Removing Obstacles
Homam/Havan for All Doshas
Homam/Havan for Jobs, Promotion & Better Career Prospects
Homam/Havan for Pregnancy, To Conceive/Beget Children
Homam/Havan for Knowledge & Education
Homam/Havan for Long Life & Ayush
Homam/Havan for Better Health
Homam/Havan for Critical Illness
Homam/Havan for Wealth & Prosperity
Homam/Havan for Legal Problems, Court Cases & Litigations
Homam/Havan for Black Magic, Vasheekaranam & Evil Spirits
Homam/Havan for Relief From Sins Of Previous Birth
Homam/Havan for Lifelong Food Security
Homam/Havan for Property & Real Estate
Homam/Havan for Early Marriage & Removing Wedding Obstacles

Auspicious Dates

Upay/Dosh Nivaran, Puja Homam, Mahayagya, Matra Jaap, Paath

Special Puja

Upay/Dosh Nivaran, Puja Homam, Mahayagya, Matra Jaap, Paath

Special Puja

Upay/Dosh Nivaran, Puja Homam, Mahayagya, Matra Jaap, Paath

Special Puja

Tripura Sundari Yagna (Lalita Panchami), Das Maha Vidya Puja & Homam Tripura Bhairavi, Bala Tripurasundari, Tantra Siddh Puja Yagna, Chakra-Puja, Yantra Sadhna, Vaikhanasa agama, Lakshmi Tantra, Seed Mantra, Tantric Mantra, Graha Doshas Puja etc.

त्रिपुरा सुंदरी यज्ञ (ललिता पंचमी), दस महाविद्या पूजा और होमम, त्रिपुरा भैरवी, बाला त्रिपुरसुंदरी, तंत्र सिद्ध पूजा यज्ञ, चक्र-पूजा, यंत्र साधना, वैखानस आगम, लक्ष्मी तंत्र, कालसर्प योग, मांगलिक, दोष निवारण, ग्रह शांति, सूर्य (Surya), चन्द्र (Chandra), मंगल (Mangal), बुध (Budha), गुरु (Guru), शुक्र (Shukra), शनि (Shani), राहु (Rahu), केतु (Ketu)। उपाय जाप आदि।

Arya Samaj Vidhi

Arya Samaj Vedic Yajnas and Havans as a form of worship and purification. Rituals involve the recitation of Vedic mantras and the offering of oblations to the sacred fire.

Arya Samaj Vedic pujas are performed with the belief that they bring numerous benefits to the individuals or families involved. The primary focus of Arya Samaj is on adhering to Vedic principles and rituals, and the benefits associated with these pujas are often seen from a spiritual, mental, and ethical perspective.

Vedic pujas in Arya Samaj are believed to help individuals connect with the divine and deepen their spirituality. Through the recitation of Vedic mantras and the offering of prayers, devotees seek to attain spiritual growth and a closer relationship with the Supreme Being.

Arya Samaj pujas for Spiritual purpose, Purification, Blessings and Protection, Health and Well-Being, Family Harmony, Fulfillment of Desires, Karmic Balance and Mental Peace and Clarity.

Arya Samaj pujas involve the use of sacred fire (havan or homa), which is thought to purify the environment and the participants. The yagya is believed to symbolize purity and the burning away of impurities, both external and internal. Participants in Arya Samaj pujas seek blessings and protection from the deities or the Supreme Being. By performing these rituals, one can invoke divine grace and safeguard themselves and their families from negative influences.

Vedic rituals and ceremonies of our common Arya Samaj pujas (worship rituals) and ceremonies conducted are:

Havan (Homa): Havan is a central ritual in Arya Samaj, where offerings are made into a sacred fire while reciting Vedic mantras. It is believed to purify the environment and invoke divine blessings.
Sandhya (Sandhyavandanam): Sandhya is a daily ritual performed by followers of Arya Samaj. It involves the chanting of specific Vedic mantras during sunrise and sunset as a means of spiritual purification and meditation.
Satyanarayan Puja: This is a common puja conducted in Arya Samaj to worship Lord Satyanarayan, an incarnation of Lord Vishnu. It is often performed on special occasions and is believed to bring prosperity and blessings to the devotees.
Gayatri Yagna: Gayatri Yagna involves the recitation of the Gayatri Mantra, one of the most sacred Vedic mantras, along with offerings into the sacred fire. It is believed to enhance one’s spiritual growth and knowledge.
Vedic Marriage Ceremony: Arya Samaj conducts weddings based on Vedic principles, which include the exchange of vows and rituals outlined in Vedic scriptures. The marriage ceremony is often referred to as “Arya Samaj Marriage” and emphasizes simplicity and adherence to Vedic traditions.
Antyeshti (Last Rites): Arya Samaj also conducts funeral ceremonies in accordance with Vedic rituals. These ceremonies involve the cremation of the deceased and the chanting of mantras for the departed soul’s journey.
Shradh (Ancestor Worship): Shradh ceremonies are performed to honor and seek blessings for one’s ancestors. Arya Samaj conducts Shradh rituals as per Vedic guidelines.
Grah Pravesh: This is a puja performed before entering a new home to purify the space and seek blessings for a happy and prosperous life in the new residence.

It’s important to note that the names and details of these pujas and ceremonies may vary slightly based on regional practices and individual preferences within the Arya Samaj tradition. However, the core emphasis on Vedic principles and rituals remains consistent across Arya Samaj ceremonies.

Gayatri Yagna, Grah Pravesh, Upanayana Yajnopavita Sanskar

Arya samaj Pooja

Vedic 16 Sanskars, Pandit ji for Marriage

Arya samaj Homa/Yagya

Last Rites (Anthyeshti), Shraadh, Daan Punya, Punyaahavachan

Arya samaj Shuddhi Havan

उपनयन, यज्ञोपवीत संस्कार (Upanayana Yajnopavita Sanskar), दान पुण्य (Daan Punya – दान के कार्य), आयुर्वेद पूजा (Ayurveda Puja – Worship for Health and Healing), धन लाभ पूजा (Dhan Labh Puja – Worship for Wealth and Prosperity), गौ पूजा (Gau Puja), संतान प्राप्ति पूजा (Santan Prapti Puja – For Childbirth) नवग्रह पूजा (Navagraha Puja), अन्नप्राशन (Annaprashan – First Food Ceremony for Infants), नामकरण (Namkaran – Naming Ceremony), विद्यारम्भ संस्कार (Vidyarambha Sanskar – Initiation of Education), पुत्र कामेष्टी यज्ञ, पुत्रिका धन प्राप्ति पूजा, पुण्याहवाचन (Punyaahavachan – Ritual for Purification), गायत्री यज्ञ (Gayatri Yagna)।

Festival Puja

Festival occasions are the moments of spiritual elevation and an expression of reverence towards divine entities or cosmic energies.

India is a land of diverse cultures, and this is reflected in the multitude of regional festival pujas celebrated across the country. In North India, festivals like Baisakhi, Gangaur, and Ram Navami bring people together for vibrant pujas, while Teej and Karthik Poornima are observed with deep devotion. Further north, in South India, Pongal and Varalakshmi Vratam hold special significance, and festivals like Thaipusam and Attukal Pongala see communities gathering for traditional rituals.

Moving to the eastern part of India, Durga Puja takes center stage with its grand celebrations, while festivals like Rathyatra and Manasa Puja offer unique religious experiences. In the West, Ganesh Chaturthi is marked with fervor, and Navaratri sees colorful garba dance and pujas dedicated to the divine feminine. Bhadrapada Ambaji Fair and Narali Purnima are celebrated with enthusiasm, contributing to the cultural tapestry of the region.

Festival day, times are a very auspicious occasions to worship and conduct puja rituals for the deities irrespective of cultures and regions.

In North India, festivals like Baisakhi, Gangaur, and Ram Navami bring people together for vibrant pujas, while Teej and Karthik Poornima are observed with deep devotion. Further north, in South India, Pongal and Varalakshmi Vratam hold special significance, and festivals like Thaipusam and Attukal Pongala see communities gathering for traditional rituals.

Moving to the eastern part of India, Durga Puja takes center stage with its grand celebrations, while festivals like Rathyatra and Manasa Puja offer unique religious experiences. In the West, Ganesh Chaturthi is marked with fervor, and Navaratri sees colorful garba dance and pujas dedicated to the divine feminine. Bhadrapada Ambaji Fair and Narali Purnima are celebrated with enthusiasm, contributing to the cultural tapestry of the region.

As we head to the eastern part of India, Makar Sankranti (Tusu Parab) and Chhau Festival add their own charm to the festive calendar, while Nuakhai and Kongali Bihu emphasize agricultural traditions. In the western region, Ganesh Jayanti and Sao Joao Festival stand out, along with the kite-flying festivities of Makar Sankranti (Uttarayan) and the spiritual journey of Ashadhi Ekadashi Wari.

Hindu Dharma has a rich tapestry of regional festival pujas that we celebrate, each reflecting the unique cultural heritage and traditions of culture.

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Festival, Vrat Puja and Yagya

Festival Puja

Festival, Vrat Puja and Yagya

Festival Puja

Festival, Vrat Puja and Yagya

Festival Puja

दीवाली पूजा, गणेश चतुर्थी पूजा, नवरात्रि पूजा, होली पूजा, दुर्गा पूजा, जन्माष्टमी पूजा, रक्षा बंधन पूजा, पोंगल पूजा, मकर संक्रांति पूजा, लोहड़ी पूजा, विश्वकर्मा पूजा, कार्तिक पूर्णिमा पूजा, अक्षय तृतीया पूजा, गोवर्धन पूजा, महाशिवरात्रि पूजा, अनंत चतुर्दशी पूजा, करवा चौथ पूजा, बैसाखी पूजा, गुरु पूर्णिमा पूजा, तीज पूजा, महालक्ष्मी व्रत पूजा, सरस्वती पूजा, काजरी/ अखातीज पूजा, वैशाखी पूजा, हनुमान जयंती पूजा, नाग पंचमी पूजा, गुड़ी पड़वा पूजा, मकर संक्रांति पूजा, यम द्वितीया पूजा, माघी पूजा, आषाढ़ी एकादशी पूजा, महाशिवरात्रि पूजा, कार्तिक मास पूजा, पितृ पक्ष पूजा, हरितालिका तीज पूजा, माघ पूर्णिमा पूजा, संत रविदास जयंती पूजा, पंचक पूजा, तुलसी विवाह पूजा, माघ नवमी पूजा, वामन जयंती पूजा, सत्यनारायण पूजा, व्रत अमावस्या पूजा, दत्तात्रेय जयंती पूजा, पंचायतन पूजा इत्यादि ।

Saint Sai Kirtan

Sai Puja, Mantra Jaap, Paath, Bhajan for Spiritual Growth, Blessings and Guidance, Protection, Healing, Fulfillment of Wishes, and Community and Unity

“Sai Puja” refers to the worship and veneration of Shirdi Sainath, a revered spiritual saint (fakir). Sai Baba known for his teachings of love, compassion, and tolerance. OM Sai worship involves performing rituals, prayers, and offerings to seek his blessings, guidance, and protection. Devotees participate in these pujas to connect with the Supreme spiritual energy “OM” associated with Shirdi Sai.

“Sai Kirtan” is the singing of devotional songs or chants in praise of Shirdi Sai Baba. Kirtan involves singing hymns, bhajans, and chants that highlight the virtues and teachings of Shirdi Sai.

Sai Baba practices offer devotees a path to express devotion, seek blessings, and deepen their spiritual connection with God.

Rituals practiced for Sai Baba, each with its own significance and purpose:

Abhishek Puja: This puja involves the ceremonial bathing of the Sai Baba idol with various liquids like milk, water, honey, and sandalwood paste. It is believed to purify the idol and bestow blessings on the devotees.
Sai Satya Vrat Puja: This is a special puja performed on Thursdays in which devotees fast and engage in prayers, chanting, and listening to the stories of Sai Baba. It is believed to fulfill wishes and bring spiritual progress.
Akhand Sai Satcharitra Parayan: This is a continuous recitation of the “Sai Satcharitra,” a biography of Sai Baba’s life and teachings. Devotees take turns to read the book aloud for 24 hours, often concluding with an arati ceremony.
Palki Seva: This is a procession in which the idol or picture of Sai Baba is carried in a palanquin by devotees, accompanied by devotional singing. It is usually done on festive occasions or special days.
Sai Paduka Puja: Devotees perform this puja by worshipping the footwear (paduka) of Sai Baba. It symbolizes respect for his physical presence and is believed to bring his blessings.
Sai Satyanarayan Puja: This is a combination of the Satyanarayan Puja and Sai Baba’s worship. It is performed to seek blessings for prosperity, happiness, and spiritual growth.
Maha Samadhi Day Puja: On the anniversary of Sai Baba’s mahasamadhi (passing away), a special puja is performed to commemorate his life, teachings, and the impact he had on devotees.
Guru Purnima Puja: This puja is performed on the occasion of Guru Purnima to honor Sai Baba as a spiritual guide and express gratitude for his teachings.
Navaratri Sai Puja: During the nine days of Navaratri, devotees perform dedicated pujas, fasting, and chanting to seek blessings and protection from Sai Baba.
Birthday Celebration Puja: On Sai Baba’s birthday, devotees celebrate with special pujas, bhajans (devotional songs), and distribution of prasad (sacred food offering)
Sai Baba Pradosh Puja: This puja is performed during the Pradosh period, which is a specific time window dedicated to worshipping Lord Shiva. Devotees offer prayers to Sai Baba seeking his blessings and protection.
Sai Baba Shirdi Saibaba Vrat Puja: This vrat (fasting) is observed with devotion, often for a specific number of days, with the intention of seeking Sai Baba’s blessings for a particular wish or goal.
Sai Baba Rudrabhishek Puja: This elaborate puja involves offering sacred materials and performing rituals while chanting the Rudra mantra. It is believed to invoke the blessings and protection of Sai Baba.
Sai Baba Ashtottara Puja: Devotees recite 108 names of Sai Baba along with prayers, seeking his blessings and grace for various aspects of life.
Sai Baba Chalisa Path: The Sai Baba Chalisa is a set of 40 verses dedicated to him. Devotees recite these verses with devotion, often as a daily practice or on Thursdays.
Sai Baba Maha Puja: This grand puja involves elaborate rituals, elaborate offerings, and chanting of Sai Baba’s mantras to invoke his divine presence and blessings.
Sai Baba Annapurna Puja: Annapurna is the goddess of nourishment. This puja involves offering food to Sai Baba’s idol or image as a symbol of gratitude for his blessings and sustenance.
Sai Baba Prarthana Sabha: Devotees gather to collectively recite prayers and songs dedicated to Sai Baba. It’s a way to engage in collective devotion and seek his blessings.
Sai Baba Gayatri Mantra Japa: Devotees chant the Sai Baba Gayatri mantra as a way to connect with his spiritual energy and seek his guidance and blessings.
Sai Baba Saptah: This is a seven-day devotion where devotees engage in continuous worship, chanting, and reading of Sai Baba’s teachings and stories.

Kirtan, Jaap, Puja, Sandhya

Sai Kirtan

Kirtan, Jaap, Puja, Sandhya

Sai Sandhya

Kirtan, Jaap, Puja, Sandhya

Sai Jaap

Sai Baba Deepa Puja, Sai Baba Akshaya Tritiya Puja, Sai Baba Ekadashi Puja, Sai Baba Annadanam, Sai Baba Maha Aarti, Sai Baba Bhagavatam Parayan, Sai Baba Sahasranama Archana, Baba Bhajan Sandhya, Sai Baba Vrat Katha, Sai Baba Mantra Jaap, Sai Baba Divya Darshan Puja, Sai Baba Gopuram Puja, Sai Baba Varalakshmi Puja, Sai Baba Sankata Hara Chaturthi Puja, Sai Baba Purnima Puja, Sai Baba Nirvana Puja, Sai Baba Anant Chaturdashi Puja ..

Popular Puja

Devotees popular pujas for Spiritual Connection, Guidance and Protection, Personal or family Growth, Peace and Life Transformation.

Popular Deity puja are worship or reverences of deities, hold significant importance in our hindu and spiritual tradition. While the specific beliefs and practices associated with deity puja can vary widely from one tradition to another.

Puja very frequently performed for overall maintaining Cosmic Order, Karma and Dharma, Inner Peace and Well-Being, Stress Reduction, Emotional Healing, Positive Influence, Sense of Purposes.

The choice of puja to observe depends on individual beliefs, regional customs, and family traditions.

Pundit ji often perform various pujas on behalf of individuals or families for frequent occasions or needs. Here are some common and popular Hindu pujas that our pundit ji often perform:

Satyanarayan Puja	Weekly Puja (Nitya Puja)	Monthly Puja	Daily Puja (Nitya Puja)
Ganesha Chaturthi	Navaratri	Shiva Ratri	Diwali (Deepavali)
Krishna Janmashtami	Saraswati Puja	Surya Puja (Chhath Puja)	Hanuman Jayanti
Vishu Puja	Guru Puja	Vivah Puja (Wedding Ceremony)	Griha Pravesh
Tulsi Vivah	Maha Durga Puja	Namkaran Sanskar (Naming Ceremony)	Annaprashan
Mundan Sanskar (Head Shaving Ceremony)	Saraswati Puja	Shraddha Ceremony	Navagraha Puja
Pitra Dosh Nivaran Puja	Kumbh Vivah	Shani Shanti Puja	Lakshmi Puja
Surya Grahan Puja	Chandi Homam	Kali Puja	Maha Shivaratri
Santoshi Mata Puja	Nag Panchami Puja	Ashwamedha Yagna	Ayyappa Puja (Sabarimala Ayyappan Puja)
Karthigai Deepam	Bhairava Puja	Dhanteras Puja	Teej Puja
Saptah (Week-long Scripture Recitation) – Ramayana, Bhagavad Gita, or Puranas over a week		Bhumi Puja (Groundbreaking Ceremony)	Pitru Paksha
Kaal Sarp Dosha Puja	Ram Navami	Varalakshmi Vratam	Makar Sankranti Pujas
Tulsi Puja	Ghatasthapana (Navaratri)	Raksha Bandhan Puja	Narayana Bali
Goddess Kamakhya Puja	Aadi Perukku	Mangala Gauri Vrat	Pongal Puja (Sun God)
Bonalu Festival (Goddess Mahakali)	Dattatreya Jayanti	Guru Purnima	Sheetala Ashtami
Rishi Panchami	Bhishma Ashtami	Nanda Utsav	Sitala Satam
Ekadashi Vrat	Nagula Chavithi	Akshaya Tritiya	Karva Chauth
Varaha Jayanti	Narasimha Jayanti	Thaipusam (Lord Murugan)	Amavasya Tarpana
Kala Bhairava Jayanti	Pradosh Vrat	Samvatsari Pratikramana	Annual Puja

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Puja, Yagya, Vrat, Paath, Jaaps

Popular Puja

Puja, Yagya, Vrat, Paath, Jaaps

Popular Puja

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सत्यनारायण पूजा, साप्ताहिक पूजा (नित्य पूजा) मासिक पूजा, वार्षिक पूजा, गणेश चतुर्थी, नवरात्रि, शिव रात्रि, दीपावली (दीपावली), कृष्ण जन्माष्टमी, सरस्वती पूजा, विषु पूजा, गुरु पूजा, विवाह पूजा (विवाह समारोह), गृह प्रवेश, तुलसी विवाह, महा दुर्गा पूजा, नामकरण संस्कार, अन्नप्राशण, मुंडन संस्कार (मूंडन संस्कार), सरस्वती पूजा, श्राद्ध संस्कार, नवग्रह पूजा, पितृ दोष निवारण पूजा, कुम्भ विवाह, शनि शांति पूजा, लक्ष्मी पूजा, सूर्य ग्रहण पूजा, चंडी होमम, काली पूजा, महा शिवरात्रि, संतोषी माता पूजा, नाग पंचमी पूजा, अश्वमेध यज्ञ, रामायण, भगवद गीता, या पुराणों को एक सप्ताह में पढ़ना, भूमि पूजा (स्थल-शिलान्यास समारोह), पितृ पक्ष, काल सर्प दोष पूजा, राम नवमी आदि.

Personal Ceremony

Ceremony puja is a sacred ritual for personal or family-specific events within Hindu tradition.

Ceremony pujas hold significant importance as they mark various stages of life, transitions, and milestones in an individual’s or a family’s journey. These ceremonies are deeply rooted in tradition, culture, and spiritual beliefs, and they serve several purposes:

Spiritual Significance: Hindu personal ceremonies are often performed with a spiritual intent, connecting individuals to their faith and beliefs. They reinforce the idea that life’s events are not just mundane occurrences but are part of a divine plan.
Blessings and Well-being: Personal ceremonies are performed to seek blessings from deities for the well-being, health, prosperity, and success of individuals and their families. It is believed that performing these pujas can help mitigate negative influences and bring positive energies.
Cultural and Traditions: These ceremonies help preserve and transmit cultural and traditional values from one generation to the next. They are an essential means of passing down the rich heritage of customs, rituals, and practices.
Life Transitions: Hindu personal ceremonies mark significant life transitions, such as birth, education, marriage, and death. These ceremonies help individuals embrace these changes and face new responsibilities with a spiritual perspective.

Individuals and families perform these ceremonies pujas to honor deities, rituals, customs, or as per regional, cultural, and divine practices.

Social Rituals: These ceremonies often involve family, friends, and community members, promoting a sense of unity, togetherness, and belonging. They provide occasions for people to come together and celebrate life’s milestones.
Moral and Ethical Values: Many personal ceremonies involve rituals that emphasize moral and ethical values. For instance, weddings promote the values of commitment and companionship, while funerals remind individuals of the impermanence of life.
Purification, Cleansing (Shuddhikaran): Ceremonies like Griha Pravesh and Vastu Puja are performed before moving into a new home to cleanse the space of any negative energies and to invite positive vibrations.
Karmic Balancing: Ceremonies like Navagraha Puja and Vratas are believed to balance the influence of celestial bodies and the effects of past actions (karma), leading to a harmonious and prosperous life.
Cultural Identity: Personal ceremonies are a way to express and maintain one’s cultural identity. They distinguish the Hindu community and provide a sense of belonging to a larger cultural group.
Personal Growth: These ceremonies often involve introspection, self-discipline, and self-improvement. They encourage individuals to reflect on their lives, their actions, and their relationship with the divine.

In essence, Hindu personal ceremonies and pujas are not just rituals; they are expressions of spirituality, cultural heritage, and a way to find deeper meaning and purpose in life’s various stages and experiences.

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Sanskaras or Samskaras are very important puja performed on various stages of an individual's life from birth to death.

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Sanskaras are the turning points of life and need to be celebrated. Celebrations are very important ingredients of Sanskaras.

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Arya Samaj puja rituals for occasion puja like Weddings, Birth, Death ceremony, and significant life events.

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Arya Samaj pandit ji (priests or scholars) are responsible for conducting religious ceremonies and rituals according to its principles.

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Festival Pujaउत्सव पूजा

Festive Puja, Vrat, Katha, Yagya to honor and celebrate occasion, event and deities.

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Festival based Pujas for North India, South India, West India, East India, Central India, Northeast India, Himalayan region for individuals' purification, home cleanse of negative energies and thoughts.

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ॐ Sai Baba ॐ साईंनाथ

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Devotion and spiritual practices associated with Shirdi Sai. Devotees express their love, gratitude, and faith while immersing themselves in the profound spiritual legacy.

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Our popular booked pujas, Family Deity (Kul Devta) and Family Goddess or Clan Goddess (Kul Devi) pujas.

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Puja performed for occasion, celebration and milestones.. Birthday, Anniversary, New initiative and Achievements.

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16 संस्कार पूजा

Garbhadhana | Pumsavana | Simantonnayana | Jatakarma | Namakarana
Nishkramana | Annaprashana | Chudakarana | Karnavedha | Upanayana
Vedarambha | Keshanta | Samavartana | Vivaha | Vanaprastha
Sannyasa | Antyeshti

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ॐ Sai Baba
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