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Shree Satyanarayan Puja is a puja or worship which is dedicated to Lord Vishnu (the Preserver), one among the great Hindu trinities. The word “Satyanarayan” is an amalgamation of two words, ‘Satya’ means truth, ‘Narayan’ means the highest and ultimate form of being or the supreme man; that means Lord Vishnu is the personification of the truth.

Varalakshmi Vratham is an auspicious festival in India celebrated by the married Hindu women. It is an auspicious day to perform puja/homam to become rich and prosper in life. This year, Varalakshmi Vratham falls on 20th of August 2021. Married women keep this sacred Varalakshmi Vratham to seek blessings for the entire family, especially their husband and children. As per the Hindu scriptures it is a strong belief that worshipping Goddess Lakshmi on this auspicious day is equivalent to offering prayers to Ashtalakshmi - the eight Goddesses of Love, Wealth, Strength, Peace, Fame, Pleasure, Earth and Learning.

Bhima Ratha Shanti (70th Birthday) is the marriage ceremony performed for the couple where the husband has completed 70 years of age and the 71st year has started. It is usually organized by the couple’s children or in-laws or relatives.

Sashtiapthapoorthi (60th birthday ceremony) is the marriage ceremony performed for the couple where the husband has completed 60 years of age and the 61st year has started. It is usually organized by the couple’s children or in-laws or relatives.

Upanayanam Ceremony is also called as the White thread (Poonal Kalyanam) ceremony. It is done to the Boy Child of the family when he is ready to learn the vedic mantras and start with a new journey in his life growing up as an adult. The Upanayanam ceremony can be directed at the age of seven. Normally our actions can be divided into excellent, good and very good. To improve the spiritual nature in the boy in an extraordinary manner then, the sacred thread ceremony is directed at the age of 7, 9, 11 can be considered as excellent, very good, good.

Shukla Paksha Panchami during Sawan month is observed as Nag Panchami. Usually Nag Panchami day falls two days after Hariyali Teej. Currently Nag Panchami falls in month of July and August in English calendar. Women worship Nag Devta and offer milk to snakes on this day. Women also pray for the wellness of their brothers and family.

The word “Ugadi” is a combination of two words— “Yuga” (age) and “Adi” (beginning). An auspicious occasion, the day is celebrated with much pomp and gusto. People from every sphere of the society enjoy the day by wearing new clothes and gorging on delicious delicacies. Prayers are offered in temples to welcome the new year while people clean their homes and decorate them with Rangolis—a traditional way to decorate floors by creating various patterns with coloured rice or flower petals.

Lord Ganesh also known as Ganapati is the first one to be worshipped before commencing any Puja or starting any event viz., Vidyarambham (initiation to formal education ), marriage, house warming, travel or starting any venture. He is the remover of obstacles. By worshipping Lord Ganesh the obstacles are cleared and eventually blessed with success and prosperity.

Lakshmi Puja is a combination of five deities which includes Lord Ganesha, Mahakali, Mahalakshmi, Mahasaraswati and Lord Kuber. It is said that Goddess Lakshmi is god of wealth and beauty. She is also the wife of Lord Vishnu and bhakts offer gifts and grants for her auspicious blessings. In the evening, Goddess Lakshmi, Lord Vishnu and Lord Kuber are worshipped. Idol of Goddess Lakshmi must be installed either on lotus or a swastika drawn with consecrated rice.

Namakaranam is a traditional naming ceremony of a new born child. It is conducted after performing the ‘Jatakarma’ samskara, either on the 12th /16th /20th/ 22nd day . The father holds the child on his lap and writes the name with his fingers wrapped by Dharba Gaddi (sacred grass) on the rice grains filled in a plate. Any gold item like a ring or a silver may be used to write the name. It is traditionally believed that Boy’s name should have letters in even numbers and Girl’s name should have odd numbered letters. Puja Duration: 60 minutes

Punyaha vachanam is a purification ritual performed after the birth of a child, death of a family member and also prior to a Puja performed on any happy occasion. Mantras are chanted and holy water sprinkled in the place, house, land, over the people performing and participating in the Puja and also on the items used for the Puja.

Shree Satyanarayan Puja is a puja or worship which is dedicated to Lord Vishnu (the Preserver), one among the great Hindu trinities. The word “Satyanarayan” is an amalgamation of two words, ‘Satya’ means truth, ‘Narayan’ means the highest and ultimate form of being or the supreme man; that means Lord Vishnu is the personification of the truth.

The Sumangali Pooja is conducted to receive the blessings of ancestral ladies considered to be Sumangalis. Ladies who lived a prosperous life with their husbands and passed their life(whose husband is still living) are called Sumangalis. This pooja is known to enhance good fortune and ensure familial bliss. Married women of a family do this pooja for a prosperous married life. Sumangali puja is also performed to manifest gratitude to the Sumangalis. This Sumangali puja is done to invoke the blessings of ancestral women of the family who have gone the earth plane. By performing this puja, it gratifies the unfulfilled longing of these women, and they, in turn, bless the family.

There is a 10-day period after the death, during which the immediate family follows Hindu mourning customs. They refrain from visiting the family shrine and are prohibited from entering a temple or any other sacred place. This is because they are considered to be spiritually impure during this mourning period. After the shrahdhah ceremony, the family typically returns to work in anywhere from one to three weeks, depending on personal preferences.

The Varushabdigam ceremony is performed during the end of the first year after the death of a person. Immediately after death the kartha has to perform Oonam, sodha Kumbam & masikam for all 12 months which ends with the Varushabdigam ceremony denoting the end of the karma.

Seemantham, also known as Pumsavana Seemantham and 'Srimantha' in Karnataka is an important traditional ritual in the South Indian states of Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu, carried out during odd pregnancy months of 3rd, 5th, 7th and 9th. The word "Seemantham" refers to parting the hair just above the eyebrow where the Goddess of Wealth, Sri Mahalakshmi, resides. This leads to the practice of applying kumkum to the parting in order to propitiate the Goddess Sri Lakshmi such that when a woman delivers a child, she is considered the embodiment of the Goddess Lakshmi herself. During this ceremony our priests will perform the following pujas: Vigneswara puja Punya vachanam Maha sankalpam Naandhi Punya vachanam Kalasa stapana Varunan Aavahanam, saradu aavahanam Udhagasanthi japam Abhishekam Pumsuvanam homam Seemantha muhurtham Jeyadhi Kaapu kaatudhal Akshada aasirvadham Aarti

Hindus believe in the concept of “Samskaras” or “Sacraments.” There are sixteen Samskaras performed from birth to death. Samskaras are performed at important stages of life by means of religious ceremonies involving rituals. These rituals are acts of purifying, refining, and developing the mind, body, and Soul. After a person’s death the last, 16th Samskara, called “Antyeshti” (Death Rights), is performed by his survivor. The various steps of the funeral are born from the belief of an afterlife. These steps offer some rational justification for the peace of mind and some comfort to those living.

Lalita Sahasranama (thousand names of goddess Lalitha) is an ancient Sanskrit text praising the virtues, aspects, greatness and manifestations of Mother Divine. It is believed if recited with devotion Sri Lalitha, the Mother Divine fulfills both spiritual and materiel aspirations, and bestows Karya Siddhi (fortune of getting good things done successfully).

Vedas, the most ancient sounds channeled through thousands of generations. Our ancestors have taken an immense effort to preserve these sounds from changing their svaras (tune) and spellings, because a simple change in the pronunciation of words or a different tune in the sentence can have a huge negative impact. Among the four Vedas (Rig, Yajur, Sama and Atharva), Yajur Veda is the one which extensively deals with sounds that can heal, 'Mantraanaam Oushadham Yajusham'. Chanting Yajur Vedic mantras can remove mental ailments such as depression and help boost confidence which in return provides mental peace. Any inauspicious vibration at home can also be completely resolved using these sounds. CUSTOMER REVIEWS

Asthi Visarjan is an easy and simple method of attaining salvation for people who die outside Kashi or even India. It is desire of every Hindu on this earth that after his or her death, their mortal remains (asthi) should immerse in Ganga as per Hindu vedic ritual. According to Hindu mythology, asthivisarjan in Ganga gives salvation (Moksh) to the deceased person and that’s why after death of an individual, his or her family members perform the asthivisarjan. Daily people from different parts of world visit Varanasi/Kashi, Haridwar and Allahabad for immersion of cremated remains of their beloved ones.

We can arrange the AsthiVisarjan Ceremony at Kashi without any hassles. Kashi situated on the banks of river Ganga is considered to be the best place for AsthiVisarjan. It is believed that the river Ganga possesses the power to wash all kinds of mortal sins and can give Moksha to the soul. According to the Hindu Mythology, the reason behind this power of the sacred river owes to its direction of flow.

Pind Daan is for those people who want to do pind daan or tarpan in Kashi for their ancestors or departed family member but they don’t have time to visit Kashi (Varanasi) to do the same. Pind Daan is one of the most important final rituals needs to be performed after the death of an individual. Although Pind Daan can be performed at any place but religious importance of Ayodhya, Mathura, Gaya, Kashi/Varanasi, Allahabad, Kurukshetra, Badrinath, and Siddhapur is considered more for performing Pind daan. It is the main reason that thousands of pilgrims daily visit these cities for performing Pind Daan only.

Shraadh is a kind of duty that needs to be performed by the heirs of the deceased person. The ritual if performed according to the ritual mentioned in the Vedas and Granthas, can give the individuals great benefits. We at Pitradev, perform the shraddha according to the procedure mentioned in the Granthas and Vedas. Once the ceremony is done, the soul of the deceased gets relief and all your impediments and obstacles will be eradicated forever. We have knowledgeable priests who can perform the shraddha in a great way and do not charge you excessive amounts. We do not have frauds in our team as we know the importance of such ceremonies and the emotions of the people attached with such ceremonies. We can assure you quality Pooja that is according to our Hindu tradition.

There is a 10-day period after the death, during which the immediate family follows Hindu mourning customs. They refrain from visiting the family shrine and are prohibited from entering a temple or any other sacred place. This is because they are considered to be spiritually impure during this mourning period. After the shrahdhah ceremony, the family typically returns to work in anywhere from one to three weeks, depending on personal preferences.

Hindus believe in the concept of “Samskaras” or “Sacraments.” There are sixteen Samskaras performed from birth to death. Samskaras are performed at important stages of life by means of religious ceremonies involving rituals. These rituals are acts of purifying, refining, and developing the mind, body, and Soul. After a person’s death the last, 16th Samskara, called “Antyeshti” (Death Rights), is performed by his survivor. The various steps of the funeral are born from the belief of an afterlife. These steps offer some rational justification for the peace of mind and some comfort to those living.