Vipin Singh

Annaprashan is traditionally performed when the baby is around six months old, marking the natural transition from milk to solid food. The exact date is often chosen based on an auspicious muhurat advised by a priest, aligned with the baby's horoscope for the most favorable timing.

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 among the most effective and widely practiced Hindu rituals for strength, courage, and protection. Lord Hanuman is believed to immediately respond to sincere worship and remove obstacles, evil influences, and fears from the lives of devotees.

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.

Rudrabhishekam can be performed on any auspicious day, though Mondays, Maha Shivaratri, Pradosham, and Shravan month are considered the most sacred and powerful times for Lord Shiva's worship. Our pandit will guide you in choosing the most favorable date and muhurat based on your horoscope and personal intentions - ensuring the ritual is performed at the right time for maximum divine blessings and protection.

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.

Tulasi Vivah Pooja is an orthodox Hindu ritual which is used to represent the sanctifying marriage of Tulasi Devi and Lord Vishnu. This religious observance is the start of the favorable marriage season within the Hindu society.