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The puja is performed in five chapters (Panch Kaths) with Panchamrit abhishek, recitation of the Satyanarayan Katha, and closing with prasad distribution of panchamrit and sheera. Each chapter carries specific significance for removing past karmas and inviting Vishnu's grace. Our pandit guides the family through each step with proper sankalpa.

The ceremony begins with Ganesh Puja to remove obstacles, followed by Vastu Kalash sthapana, Navagraha vandana, and a havan with Vastu-specific mantras. The pandit performs a room-by-room purification with Panchagavya and consecrated water before the family steps across the threshold. Choosing the correct muhurat for entry is included in this service.

The puja includes recitation of the Shri Sukta, Lakshmi Ashtottara Shatanama (108 names), and an offering of lotus flowers, white sweets, and coins in a copper vessel. A Shri Yantra is consecrated and placed in the home as a permanent seat of prosperity. Friday evenings are considered the most powerful time for this ritual.

Nine separate havan kundas are prepared, each representing one planet. Specific grains, herbs, and woods associated with each graha are offered systematically. The ceremony includes 9,000 mantra recitations split across each planet's beej mantra, followed by a grand purnahuti. A Navagraha Yantra is energised and given to the family for ongoing protection.

The ritual involves Pancha Bhuta (five elements) invocation, installation of a Vastu Yantra at the Brahmasthana (centre), and sprinkling of Vastu-charged water in all eight directions. Specific mantras address the eight directional guardians (Ashta Dikpalas). No demolition or structural change is required — the energy correction is entirely ritual-based.

The 700 shlokas are divided across 13 chapters and recited with kavach, argala, and kilaka stotras as protective shields before and after each session. The Navarna Mantra "Om Aim Hreem Kleem" is chanted 108 times as the central beej invocation. Red flowers, sindoor, and red cloth are offered. Best performed on Navratri or Tuesdays.

The puja includes shodashopachara (16-step worship), offering of 21 modaks (his favourite prasad), and 21 sprigs of durva grass. The Ganesh Atharvashirsha is recited 11 times for maximum efficacy. An optional havan can be added for more intensive obstacle removal. Ideal to perform in the morning on Wednesday, Ganesh Chaturthi, or before any life milestone.

The ritual begins at sunrise with Arghya (water offering) in a copper vessel, followed by recitation of Aditya Hridayam and Surya Ashtottara Nam. A specialised havan using wheat, jaggery, and red sandalwood is performed. Best scheduled on Sundays or during Surya Uttarayan. The ceremony strengthens the Sun's position in the birth chart over time.

Dedicated to Lord Shiva in his role as the great conqueror of death, this puja includes Rudra Abhishek with milk, honey, curd, ghee, and bhasma, accompanied by continuous mantra japa. Bilva (bael) leaves, dhatura, and white flowers are offered. The puja is especially recommended for those facing serious health challenges, recovering from surgery, or for elderly family members. A Mrityunjaya Yantra is energised and given to the family.

The puja begins with a Ganesh vandana, followed by Saptapadi sankalpa, Mangalashtak recitation, and an Ashirwad havan where the couple takes blessings from all directions. Turmeric, red flowers, and sweets are offered as symbols of fertility and love. Our pandits perform this in coordination with the wedding muhurat chart to maximise auspiciousness. Available as a standalone pre-wedding ritual or included within full wedding ceremonies.

The puja includes recitation of Mangal Stotra, offering of red lentils, red cloth, and copper to a Shiva linga. A Kumbha Vivah (symbolic marriage to a peepal tree) or Vishnu Vivah is performed as prescribed based on the individual's chart. The pandit will review the birth chart before the puja to tailor the ritual. Most effective when performed on a Tuesday at sunrise.

The ritual includes installation of the Santana Gopal Yantra, recitation of the Santana Gopal Mantra 10,000 times, and offerings of butter, milk, and yellow flowers. The Purusha Sukta and Garbha Raksha Stotras are chanted for safe conception and pregnancy. This puja is performed with utmost sensitivity and privacy for the couple. It carries profound emotional and spiritual significance for families longing for children.

The puja comprises Rahu-Ketu Shanti with specific naga mantras, Panchang Shanti havan, and offering of silver snake idols to a Shiva temple. Nagpanchami or a Rahu hora on Saturday are the most potent timings. The pandit analyses the specific type of Kaal Sarp Dosha (Anant, Kulik, Vasuki, etc.) before the puja to apply the correct mantra set. Remedies include wearing specific gems and performing Pind Daan.

Panchamrit (milk, curd, honey, ghee, sugar), Ganga jal, rose water, and bhasma are poured over the Shiva Linga in sequence while the pandit recites the complete Sri Rudram (11 chapters). Bilva leaves, white flowers, and sandalwood paste are offered as prime items of devotion. Rudrabhishek is ideal for removing sins, finding peace in family disputes, improving mental health, and resolving long-standing planetary afflictions. Best performed on Pradosh, Maha Shivratri, or Mondays.

The puja includes Saraswati Ashtottara recitation (108 names), offering of white flowers, books, and musical instruments at the altar. The Saraswati Vandana and Vidya mantra are chanted 1,008 times. Students place their textbooks, instruments, or tools at the deity's feet overnight for divine blessing (Ayudha Puja). Ideal before board exams, competitive exams, new courses, or creative endeavours.

The 40 verses of the Hanuman Chalisa are recited 108 times with full devotion, accompanied by mustard oil lamps, sindoor offering, and jasmine garland over a brass murti. The Bajrang Baan and Hanuman Ashtaka are added for amplified protection. Particularly powerful on Tuesdays and Saturdays. Recommended for those experiencing frequent nightmares, feeling haunted, or facing stubborn obstacles in career or health.

The Akhand path spans 24 uninterrupted hours with a relay of trained pandits. The Ramayan is divided into seven Kands — each carrying specific spiritual significance. Tulsi leaves, incense, and a continuous ghee lamp are maintained throughout. Families listen in turns and offer prasad at the conclusion. Best performed during Navratri, Ram Navami, or on ancestral death anniversaries.

The ritual includes Pind Daan (offering of rice balls) at a sacred water body, Tarpan with sesame and water, and a Pitru Shanti havan with specific ancestral mantras. Vishnu Sahastranama and Gayatri Mantra are chanted for the departed souls. Our pandit conducts a detailed Kundli analysis before the puja to identify the exact nature of Pitru Dosh. Best performed on Amavasya, Pitru Paksha, or on the ancestor's death anniversary.

The puja includes Dhanvantari Stotra recitation, offering of tulsi, amla, and medicinal herbs at the altar. The Dhanvantari Mantra is chanted 10,008 times during a specialised havan. Yellow flowers, turmeric, and ghee are used as primary offerings. Particularly recommended before surgery, during prolonged illness, for healthcare professionals, or for families with recurring health issues across generations.

The ritual combines Ganesh Puja (for obstacle-free operations), Lakshmi Puja (for financial growth), and a short Saraswati vandana (for wise decisions). A copper Swastika is inscribed with kumkum at the entrance, the cash register or main desk is blessed, and the first rupee is consecrated. An auspicious muhurat aligned with the owner's Kundli is selected. Includes Vastu dosh check of the premises.

Nine earthen Kalash representing the nine Chandi forms are consecrated. The Saptashati Puja is performed nine times consecutively by nine pandits, each representing one form. Ahutis of sesame, red flowers, and coconut are offered in nine separate havanas. Recommended for severe life obstacles, court cases, chronic illness, enemies, or generational curses. Extremely auspicious during Navratri.

The puja involves recitation of the Shani Chalisa and Shani Ashtottara, followed by offerings of black sesame, mustard oil, blue cloth, and black urad dal to an iron idol of Shani Dev. A black sesame havan is performed with 23,000 ahutis of the Shani beej mantra. Mustard oil is poured over the Shani murti in a lamp for 43 consecutive days as follow-up. The pandit assesses the Kundli to determine the severity. Best performed on Saturdays during Sade Sati.