In Hindu Dharma, Puja and Havan (Homam) are not merely rituals. They are sacred practices that help create peace, positivity, harmony, devotion, and spiritual well-being in our homes and families.
Just as we regularly clean our homes and maintain our vehicles, our mind and spiritual environment also benefit from periodic renewal. The ancient Vedic Rishis gave us the tradition of Puja, Havan, Mantra, and prayer to help maintain this spiritual balance.
A family may perform these sacred rituals:
Every 3 or 6 months, or once a year
When facing difficulties or uncertainty
When moving into a new home or city
When starting a new job or business
When a child begins college or higher education
Before an important undertaking or new chapter of life
During important family occasions
Different deities may be worshipped according to the family’s tradition and needs—Ganesha for new beginnings, Lakshmi for prosperity, Saraswati for knowledge, Shiva for spiritual strength, Durga for courage and protection, Hanuman for strength and overcoming obstacles, and others.
Recorded mantras and online videos can help us learn and maintain devotion. However, a traditional Puja or Havan conducted by a trained priest provides personal guidance, proper Sankalpa, Mantra, offerings, and family participation.
When an in-person priest is not possible, a live online Puja or guided ceremony can also provide a meaningful alternative.
An important part of Hindu spiritual life is Dana—charity and generosity.
Dakshina offered to a priest after a Puja or Havan is traditionally an expression of gratitude, respect, and Shraddha (sincerity). It is not simply a payment for a service. The amount should be according to one’s ability and given freely, without fear or pressure.
It is done to win the court cases, legal issues for property, litigation related to family & legal disputes and also destruction of enemies.
This puja is performed to remove the fear of ghosts, spirits and evil eyes. Importantly to have peace in the family.
A Sacred Ceremony for Peace, Prosperity, and Divine Blessings
Rudra Yajna, accompanied by sacred Vedic chanting, offerings and Havan, is one of the profound forms of Shiva worship.
Maa Bagalamukhi is traditionally worshipped as a powerful form of the Divine Mother associated with protection, victory over opposition, and the restraint of harmful or hostile forces.
When we face severe health crisis like incurable disceases severe mental problems severe depression, we should get a priest chant Mrityum Jaya Mantra for 125,000 times concluded by a Havan or fire Ritual.
Lord Hanuman represents extraordinary strength, devotion, courage, discipline, intelligence, and unwavering confidence. Hanuman Puja is traditionally performed to invoke these qualities and to overcome fear and weakness.
A Sacred Recitation for Removing Obstacles, Restoring Peace & Invoking the Blessings of Lord Hanuman
Gandamoola Shanti – Sacred Protection for the Newborn A Traditional Vedic Shanti Ceremony for the Child and Family
Balance the Nine Planetary Energies • Seek Divine Blessings • Remove Obstacles
Is done to overcome longstanding and serious illnesss.
For removal of Obstacles
Starting new Projects
For sustained efforts
Completion of Projects
Health and Prosperity
All round Protection
All round Protection
It is done to win the court cases, legal issues for property, litigation related to family & legal disputes and also destruction of enemies.
Is done to overcome longstanding and serious illnesss.
This puja is performed to remove the fear of ghosts, spirits and evil eyes. Importantly to have peace in the family.
