Gyanaranjan Tripathy sharma

Aksharabhyasam is a traditional Hindu ritual, which is done to introduce a child to learning and education. The ritual is devoted to Goddess Saraswati who is venerated as the origin of wisdom, knowledge and intellectual development.

Ayush Homam is a potent Vedic ceremony that is conducted to give a blessing to kids in terms of long life, good health, and saving them against evil forces.

Chandi Homam is a Vedic fire ceremony invoking the fierce, protective power of Goddess Chandi. The ceremony consists of chanting of Durga Saptashati, and Havan to eliminate negativity and bring victory.

The Purva Ganesh Chaturthi Puja is held to request the blessings of Lord Ganesha to be wiser, prosperous, and have all the obstacles eliminated.

Ganapathi Puja invokes Lord Ganesha’s blessings for wisdom, prosperity, and the removal of obstacles — whether you’re marking Ganesh Chaturthi or simply starting something new.

Griha Pravesh Puja is performed before moving into a new home for the very first time. Our pandit will carefully study your horoscope and the home's Vastu to suggest the most auspicious date and muhurat — ensuring you step into your new home at exactly the right moment, surrounded by positive energy and divine blessings.

Hanuman Puja is a widely practiced Hindu ritual for strength, courage, and protection. Lord Hanuman is worshipped as a devoted and steadfast protector, and many devotees turn to him when they feel they need extra courage or a shield against fear and negative influence.

Kala Sarpa Dosha Puja is performed to counter the effects of a Rahu-Ketu planetary conjunction in the horoscope. Many families book it when they feel stuck in a major life decision, facing repeated delays or unexplained anxiety.

Laghu Rudra Homam is a strong ritual, which is aimed at attracting the blessing of Lord Shiva by means of reciting Sri Rudram and fire offerings. The ceremony cleanses the surrounding and gives spiritual power.

Lakshmi Puja is performed on the main night of Diwali — the same ritual most families simply call "Diwali Puja." Our pandit worships Goddess Lakshmi alongside Lord Ganesh and Kuber at the correct Pradosh Kaal muhurat, so your home, shop, or office is properly purified and ready to welcome prosperity for the year ahead.

Mangala Dosha Pooja is done to minimize the bad impact of planet Mars in a horoscope. Mangala Dosha can be a problem of marriage and relation delays or difficulties according to Vedic astrology.

Navagraha Shanti Pooja is performed to balance the influence of the nine planets in one’s horoscope. In Vedic astrology, planetary imbalances can cause obstacles, delays, or stress in different areas of life.

Ghatasthapana is performed on the first morning of Navratri, before any of the nine-day Devi worship begins. Our pandit installs the sacred Kalash, sows the barley seeds (Jawara), and invokes Goddess Durga into the home with the correct Sankalp and mantras — done at the right muhurat, since Ghatasthapana is one of the few rituals where timing genuinely matters.

Pitru Paksha is a sixteen-day period each year set aside for remembering and honoring one's ancestors (Pitrus), through Tarpanam and Shraddha performed on the tithi that matches an ancestor's date of passing. Our pandit guides the full ritual — Sankalp, Tarpanam, Pinda Pradanam, and the offerings that follow — either on the specific tithi that applies to your family or on Mahalaya Amavasya, the day set aside for all ancestors together.

This is because Rahu and Ketu Shanti Pooja is entered to counter the negative influence of Rahu and Ketu in the horoscope. Such shadow planets tend to cause confusion, fear, overthinking and abrupt changes in life.

Rudrabhishekam can be performed on any auspicious day, though Mondays, Maha Shivaratri, Pradosham, and the month of Shravan are considered especially sacred for Lord Shiva's worship. Our pandit will guide you in choosing a favourable date and muhurat based on your horoscope and personal intentions, so the ritual is performed at the right time.

Satyanarayana Puja can be performed on any auspicious day, though it is most commonly celebrated on Purnima, Ekadashi, or on personally significant occasions such as birthdays, anniversaries, housewarmings, or the fulfillment of a long-awaited wish.

Shani Shanti Puja is done to appease the place of Lord Shani and minimize the effects of bad planetary years like Sade Sati and Shani Mahadasha. It consists of Ganesh Puja, chanting of Shani mantras, sesame offering and holy fire ceremonies.

Vastu Shanti Pooja is the old Vedic ceremony that is administered to purge a house, an office or any constructed building of negative energies and to bring the divine peace, prosperity and cosmic harmony within the building.