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Hidimba Devi Temple Guide – Timings, Poojas, and History

July 7, 2019, Sasidhar Darla Leave a Comment Filed Under: Himachal Pradesh Temples Tagged With: Devi Temples

Hidimba Devi temple (or Hadimba Temple),  in honor of Bhima’s wife Hidimba, is in Manali, Himachal Pradesh. It is in the midst of a forest- Dhungri Van Vihar. The sanctuary is over a huge rock jutting out of the ground which the devotees worshipped as an image of the deity.

What is the history of the Hidimba Devi Temple?

According to the history of Hidimba Devi Temple, the complex was built in 1553. There are also a few local folktales that go around. One of them says that after Pandavas, along with Kunti Devi escaped the fire in the Lakh palace, they came to this area (current temple area).

At that time the rakhshasa king whose sister was Hidimba, ruled the place.

Bhima fell in love with her and married her. They eventually giving birth to their son Ghatotkacha. Hadmiba meditated in Dhungri region near Manali. She gained supernatural powers after her tapasya. She was very kind and thus became quite popular amid the locals. They erected a ‘pagoda’ style temple and dedicated it to her, Hadmiba Devi. Another legend says that Maharaja Bahadur Singh during 1552.

What is the significance of Hidimba Devi Temple?

The significance of the Hidimba Devi Temple is that it has a 24 m high tower. The three tiers of its square roofs are covered with timber tiles, while the conical roof is clad in metal. Moreover, Devi Durga forms the theme of the main doors carvings.

Further, the temple base consists of whitewashed, mud-covered stonework. An enormous rock occupies the inside of the temple, only a 7.5 cm (3 inch) tall brass image representing goddess Hidimba Devi.

According to a legend, in bygone days religious zealots would tie the hands of “sinners” by the rope and then swing them against the rock- thus a rope hangs against the rock.

70 m away a shrine exists dedicated to Ghatotkacha.

One of the prominent features of the temple is that inside the temple complex there lies the imprint of the feet of the Goddess on a block of stone. Also, when zooming into the area where the temple is present via Google Satellite, the imprint of a giant foot spans across the valley in the area near the temple.

What are the timings at Hidimba Devi Temple?

Here are the timings of Hidimba Devi Temple:

TimingsFromTo
Open 8:00 a.m.6:00 p.m.

What festivals are celebrated at Hidimba Devi Temple?

Some of the festivals celebrated at Hidimba Devi Temple are:

  • During the Hindi month of Shravan, a grand festival is organized. This festival is in the memory of the person who constructed it, Raja Bahadur Singh. Locals also know it as Bahadur Singh Re Jatar.
  • Another important festival or event held is the celebration of the birthday of Hadmiba Devi, on the 14th of May, every year. At this time, the local women visit the Dungri forest area and celebrate with music and dance.

How to reach Hidimba Devi Temple?

Here’s how to reach Hidimba Devi Temple:

  • Air: The Bhuntar Airport at Kullu which is 10 km from Manali.
  • Rail: The closest narrow gauge railhead is at Jogindernagar. Also, the closest broad gauge railheads are Chandigarh and Ambala.
  • Road: Kullu and Manali both the places are on the National Highway No. 21.

Where to stay in Manali?

Some places where one can stay near temple are:

  • Khushboo Resorts at Manali is a famous place to stay. It has got excellent room services and suitable amenities. It is present at Border Road Officers Mess.
  • Hotel Hadimba Heights at Dhungri near Ghatotkach & Hadimba Temple is another grand place to check in. It has a wonderful homely atmosphere with serene natural surroundings.

What are some places to visit nearby?

Some of the places that one can visit nearby are:

  • Malana – Located in the state of Himachal Pradesh, India, Malana is an ancient solitary Indian village to the north-east of Kullu Valley. Three mountain passes connect the village to Kullu. The majestic peaks of Deo Tibba and Chandrakhani shadow the village.
  • Kullu is at a height of 1,230 meters above the level of the sea in the state of Himachal Pradesh and is also popular as the ‘Valley of Gods’. The scenic views, towering jungles, blue water rivers, apple orchards, and snow-kissed mountains are some of the major pointers which attract tourists to this location.

Chintpurni Temple Guide – Timings, Poojas, and History

June 29, 2022, Sasidhar Darla 2 Comments Filed Under: Himachal Pradesh Temples Tagged With: Devi Temples, Shakti Peetha

Chintpurni Temple is one of the major pilgrimages in India and also one of the Shakti Peethas. The Chintpurni Shakti Peeth or Chinnamastika Shakti Peeth is in the Una district of Himachal Pradesh. It has the western Himalayas in the north and the smaller Shivalik range in the East.

What is the history of Chintpurni Temple?

The history of Chintpurni temple relates itself to a famous legend. According to it, when Lord Vishnu severed Sati’s body into 51 pieces they scattered all over. He did this to stop Shiva’s Tandava.   So all of the pieces together formed the 51 Shakti Peethas.

According to Puranic traditions, Shiva – Rudra Mahadev will protect Chhinnamastika Devi in the four directions. Also, there are four Shiva temples – Kaleshwar Mahadev in the east, Narayhana Mahadev in the west, Muchkund Mahadev in the north and Shiva Bari in the south – which are nearly equidistant from Chintpurni. This also confirms Chintpurni as the abode of Chinnamastika Devi.

People also believe that Pandit Mai Das, a Kalia Saraswat Brahmanestablished this shrine to Mata Chintpurni Devi in Chhaproh village twenty-six generations ago. Over time this village became popular as Chintpurni after the eponymous deity.

What is the significance of Chintpurni Temple?

The significance of Chintpurni temple is that devotees believe that nobody goes empty handed from the shrine of Goddess Chintpurni / Chhinnamastika. The simple structure of the temple contains the main shrine, where the image of Mata Chintpurni is placed in the form a pindi (a round stone).

There are 51 Shakti Peeth associated with the 51 alphabets in Sanskrit. It is believed that Sati Devi’s feet fell here.

What are the Timings of Chintpurni Temple?

Here are the timings of Chintpurni Temple:

TimingsFromTo
open (winters) 5:30 a.m9:30 p.m.
open (Summers)4:00 a.m10:00 p.m.
Morning arti 6:00 a.m.
evening arti 8:00 p.m.

Which festivals are celebrated at Chintpurni Temple?

Navaratri is a grand festival that is celebrated with devotion in the Chintpurni temple. People from all over India and abroad come here during this to seek the blessings of Devi Ma. The festival takes place during in Aashadh (July), Ashwin (October) and Chaitra (March–April).

How to reach Chintpurni Temple?

Here’s how to reach Chintpurni Temple:

  • Air: Nearest airport is at Gaggal in Kangra district. Its distance from Chintpurni is about 60 km.
  • Road: State Transport bus services are available fromPunjab, Haryana, Jammu and Kashmir, Rajasthan, Uttarakhand, and Delhi and others.
  •  Rail: The nearest railway stations is Amb Andaura,  20 km from the temple.

Where to stay nearby?

Some places where one can stay nearby are:

  • Hotel Amber Residency opposite KDM Hospital, Hoshiarpur is a great place to stay. The ambience is suitable for all and many visitors praise it.
  • Hotel Presidency at Model town road, Hoshiarpur is another great place to check in. Rooms are comfortable and spacious with all modern facilities.

What are some temples nearby?

Some of the temples/places that one can visit nearby are:

  • Naina Devi Temple – The temple of Shri Naina Devi Ji is on a hilltop in Bilaspur District of Himachal Pradesh in India, about 115 km south of Chintpurni.
  • Mandi is also famous as the Varanasi of the east and is on the banks of the Beas River. Situated some 70 km from Kullu, Mandi was getting its name from Sage Mandav who meditated here.
  • Thaneek Pura is at a distance of only 3 Kms from Chintpurni. It is well-known for its temples; Guga Zahar Peer Temple, Mahiya Sidh Temple, and Radha-Krishna Temple are some of the temples in the area. Thaneek Pura is also famous for a fair on the day of Krishna Janamashtmi along with Guga Navami festival.
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Griha Pravesh Puja – Procedure, Cost, and Benefits | Online Booking

October 29, 2021, Sasidhar Darla 5 Comments Filed Under: Pujas

  • Griha Pravesh Puja takes place in an Indian household when one enters into a new house for the first time.
  • This ritual signifies the hard work and success in the construction of a new house.
  • In some cases, it happens at the re-entry of the person in the house after some renovations.
  • Also, this puja pleases the deities and keeps any negativity away.

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Who should perform this Puja?

  • Griha Pravesh Puja is a Hindu ritual of great significance.
  • One should perform this puja under the guidance of a priest with experience.
  • Also, the head of the family should perform this puja along with his wife.
  • This puja must be done only after installing doors and windows in the house.
  • Nevertheless, the inner infrastructure can be incomplete.

What are the benefits of doing Griha Pravesh Puja?

Here’re the benefits of performing Griha Pravesh Puja:

  • The puja purifies and sanctifies every nook and corner of the house.
  • Further, it eliminates and reduces the ill effects of the bad Vastu.
  • This ritual also provides both inner and mental peace to the residing family members.
  • It welcomes good luck and fortune in the house.
  • This also results in the clearing of bad thoughts from the minds of the family members making them wiser.
  • Furthermore, it provides spiritual bliss to all of the family members.

How to decide the time of the Griha Pravesh Puja?

  • One performs this pooja depending upon the position of the Sun. Sun’s movement determines the auspicious day to perform it.
  • The best time for the Griha Pravesh puja is when the Sun moves north.
  • Also, the Hindu calendar determines the auspicious months for moving into a new house.
  • One also fixes the time of this puja depending upon the astrological calculations.

What is the best time to move into the house as per astrological calculations?

Some of the best months to move into the new house are –

Auspicious Muhurats that bring wealth and prosperity.

Magh (Part January and part February)
Falgun (Part February and part March)
Baishak (Part April and part May)
Jeishtha (Part May and part June)

Muhurats with no particular effect other than overall well-being

Kartik (Part October and part November)
Margahirsh (Part November and part December)

Inauspicious Muhurats

Ashadh (Part June and part July)
Bhadrapad (Part August and part September)
Ashwin (Part September and part October)
Paush (Part December and part January)

Shubh Muhurats for Griha Pravesh in 2019

Month with DateMuhuratNakshatraTithi
Oct 3006:31 am – 10:00 pmAnuradhaTritiya
Nov 201:31 am – 06:34 amUttara AshadhaSaptami
Nov 902:39 pm – 06:39 am, Nov 10RevatiTrayodashi
Nov 1310:02 pm – 06:42 am, Nov 14RohiniDwitiya
Nov 1406:42 am – 06:43 am, Nov 15Rohini, MrigashirshaDwitiya, Tritiya
Nov 1506:43 am – 07:46 pmMrigashirshaTritiya
Nov 2106:30 pm – 06:49 am, Nov 22Uttara PhalguniDashami
Nov 2206:49 am – 04:42 pmUttara PhalguniDashami, Ekadashi
Nov 3006:05 pm – 06:56 am, Dec 1Uttara AshadhaPanchami
Dec 607:00 am – 07:01 am, Dec 7Uttara Bhadrapada, RevatiDashami
Dec 707:01 am – 01:29 am, Dec 8RevatiEkadashi
Dec 1210:42 am – – 06:19 am, Dec 13MrigashirshaPratipada

Dont’s of the Griha Pravesh Puja

  • One should avoid Griha Pravesh Puja when a lady in the house is expecting a child.
  • One should also avoid it during the first day of the Tamil month, Tuesdays and New Moon days.

What are the auspicious festive days for Griha Pravesh Puja?

  • Best festive days for this puja muhurats are Dussehra, Vasant Panchami, Gudi Padwa and Akshaya Tritiya.

The Procedure of Griha Pravesh Puja

Performing of Griha Pravesh Puja pleases the Vaastu deity. A Brahmin priest performs it by chanting mantras to invoke the blessings of Vaastu Devata.

Time needed: 1 hour and 30 minutes

Here’s the list of steps involved in Griha Pravesh Puja:

  1. Break a coconut

    The deity of Vaastu is appeased outside and the male head breaks a coconut that is placed on the threshold.

  2. Kalash Puja

    Also, one performs the Kalash puja by filling the pot with water, a coin and nine types of grains or navadhanya.

  3. Place coconut on Kalash

    One should tie the coconut with a red cloth. Then, he/she should place it on the Kalash with mango leaves.

  4. Recite Mantras

    The priest recites sacred mantras to this pot during the puja.

  5. Carry pot inside the house

    The husband and wife carry this sacred pot inside the house by placing it near the havan.

  6. Cow and Calf entry

    The cow and a calf enter first before the members of the family at the time of traditional entry. This brings positive energies and prosperity into their households.

  7. Boil milk

    After the puja, the lady of the house boils the milk and it is necessary that the milk should spill over. Procedure of Griha Pravesh Puja

  8. Milk offering

    Afterwards, she offers this milk to the family deity or Kula devata. Then she offers it to other members of the family.

  9. Stay overnight

    Family members must provide a proper meal to the priest. Also, they should not lock the house at any cost and should stay there overnight.

  10. Keep lamp burning

    In order to attract spiritual energies, the lamp should keep burning.

What are the materials required for Griha Pravesh Puja?

For performing the Griha Pravesh Puja, one requires the following things:

Samagri/Things requiredQuantitySamagri/ Things requiredQuantity
Kapoor1 packetPure Ghee500 gm
Ilaichi10 gmRoli1 packet
Coconut2Honey50 ml
Gola1Misari50 gm
Clove10 gmPure Milk Sweet500 gm
Rice500 gmMango LeafAs per requirement
Curd250 gmPan Leaf10
Milk250 gmSupari11

Other requirements for this puja are:

  • One also needs fruits, tulsi leaf and flowers as per requirement. Further, one needs 2 towels (rough), a packet of Agarbatti.
  • Moreover, one also requires, 5 Yogyapabit, 50 gm of Haldi powder, a meter long red cloth, 1.25 meter of yellow cloth.
  • Further, for Gauri Puja one needs Bangles, Bindis, a piece of Blouse, 2 Dhotis or Vastra for Ganesh/ Satyanarayan Puja and 2 Deepak brass etc.

Where to perform Griha Pravesh Puja?

  • This puja must be performed in the north-east corner of the house.
  • On the day of the puja, the male member of the family breaks a coconut on the doorway.
  • All of this is done in the presence of the priest who recites the mantra.
  • From there, he lights a camphor lamp on the pumpkin in the doorway.
  • Forth breaking the coconut, the owner of the new house along with the family members carries an image of the deity and enters the kitchen.
  • Then, holy water is sprinkled in all rooms.
Where to perform Griha Pravesh Puja
Coconut Breaking is a ritual during Girha Pravesh and it is done by the male member of the family.

What is the cost of performing Griha Pravesh Puja?

  • Griha Pravesh puja can cost you from Rs. 6500 to Rs. 9000.
  • Nevertheless, this price range includes the cost of the materials or samagri for the puja.
  • While entering the new house, a Navagrahahanti and Vastushanti Homam is also performed.
  • Also, 108 Namavalis of all the 9 planets are recited along with the Navagraha Sooktam.
  • Two priests perform Vastu Shanti Puja along with the Homam and the recitation of Sri Rudram and the Pancha Suktas.
  • The whole process of construction of a house ends on Griha Pravesh Puja and begins from Bhoomi Pooja.

Hope the information is useful for you. Yet if you have any queries, then leave a comment below and we will get back to you asap.

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Vastu Shanti Puja – Benefits, Cost, and Procedure | ONLINE BOOKING

February 22, 2022, Sasidhar Darla 26 Comments Filed Under: Pujas

Vastu Shanti Puja corrects the fault of construction and ensures that the house is free from any evil or negative energies. It involves worshipping the five elements of nature, natural forces and the deity of directions. It also grants mercy if any living organism came to any harm during the construction.

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This puja will radiate peace and happiness in the house and result in a well-balanced environment. It will help to remove the ill effects of the Vastu Doshas. Vastu Shanti Yagya is the best way to seek the blessings of Vastu Purush. Vastu Purush is an epitome of spirit, power, and energy and safeguards the building.

Please note: Consult a genuine astrologer to know the doshas in your chart prior to performing the Graha Shanti Puja.

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Who should perform Vastu Shanti Puja?

The Vastu Shanti Puja is performed if the person faces a financial crisis which is caused due to choosing the property against the Vastu parameters. And if the interior of the house is against the Vastu rules. One should perform the puja when one purchases an old house.

Why should one perform Vastu Shanti Puja?

This puja is primarily to align the stars in your favour and also to purify the atmosphere of your house or workspace. The puja normally takes place after renovation in the house or office of the person. One should also perform it if the person is returning from abroad or a trip after a very long time. A person can also perform it after a long time of living in the same house.

What are the benefits of performing Vastu Shanti Puja?

Vastu Shanti Puja has many benefits in the life of the individual by removing all the health and wealth problems. It also removes the bad effects due to the wrong position of planets. Moreover, it helps to maintain a good relationship with the members of the family.

It will also remove the bad effects or curses in the life of the individual. Performing this puja will give internal peace and happiness for all the members of the family and will help to lead a happy and smooth life.

It also purifies all the nooks and corners of the house. It helps to attain stability in life along with mental peace. This puja fills the house with peace and happiness. This puja removes the ill-effects of Vastu Doshas of a particular building, plot or house. It will remove all the hurdles from the life of the individual.

When should one perform Vastu Shanti Puja?

It is very necessary to perform the Vastu Shanti Puja on a specific muhurat. Nakshatra and the auspicious tithi are necessary to perform the puja. After doing Panchang Shuddhi or Panchangam Shuddhi, one calculates the date for the puja. Panchang Shuddhi gives a good time to perform puja and Homam.

Panchanga or the five components decide the day. And all these components are dependent on the position of earth and moon. 

What is Vastu Shanti Puja
The Vastu Shanti Pooja helps removes all the Doshas present in one’s life.

What is the procedure to perform the Vastu Shanti Puja?

Here’s how to perform Vastu Shanti Puja:

  • The first step of performing a Vastu Puja is by placing the toran on the entrance door. The next step is planting an auspicious tree. Then one takes the Sankalp and the priest recites the mantras.
  • During Sankalp, the head of the family offers grain, rice, flowers, and petals to the mother earth. During the Bhumi Abhishinchan, a sprinkling of the Gangajal with the help of mango leaves takes place.
  • The prayers are offered and the havan is done by with full dedication and devotion. The havan is to be performed in a particular direction and the deity is worshipped. Once the puja is over then a pit is dug and all the things that were used in the puja are placed in it and covered.

What are the materials required for Vastu Shanti Puja?

It is essential to have a metal image of Vastu Purush, a small metal Ganapati and a small plastic box to bury the Vastu Purush after the puja.

The materials required for the Vastu Shanti Puja are:

MaterialsQuantity
Kuldevata (optional) –
Sandalwood paste –
Udbatti –
Halad –
Variety of flowersAs required
Coconuts 2
Supari 30
Betel Leaves 30
Oil lamps –
Copper plates4 small, 4 large
Metal Bowls 4
Water Kalasha 2
Spoons 4
FruitsAs required
Rice1/2 pound
Sugar –
Ghee –
Milk –
Honey –
Yogurt –

Some other requirements are:

  • Decoration at the front Door plus Rangoli, holy red thread or kalava, Few strands of durba grass, 1 Ghanta – Bell (Silver/ Brass/ Stainless Steel), 1 Shankha (Conch), 1 set Panch Dhatu (Small pieces of five metals – e.g. Brass, Iron, Silver, Copper, Steel, etc.), Gardening Tools like Spade, Shovel etc. and Havan Samagri.

What is the cost of performing Vastu Shanti Puja?

The cost of the puja along with the materials ranges from Rs. 6,500/- to Rs. 9,000/-. The priest recites the Sri Rudram. The homam follows it. This keeps all the bad forces and evils away from the house. The priest also recites the Pavamana mantra and Rakshoghna mantra. 

The priest also performs the Satyanarayan Puja, Ganapathi Puja, and Lakshmi puja. When the puja is complete there is a feast for the priest to gain his blessings.

What should one wear for the puja?

  • As this is a very auspicious puja, it is advised that everyone invited dresses in traditional Indian wear. Ethnic wear is ideal for the puja. For women and girls, salwar – kurta, sarees, or churidars can be worn. For men, kurtas are recommended.
  • However, it is advised one avoid wearing only black or only white for the puja as it is not considered entirely pious to wear these colours.
  • One should also avoid wearing leather accessories for the puja.

How is Vastu Shanti Puja different from Graha Shanti Puja?

  • The Graha Shanti Puja is primarily performed to reduce the malefic impacts of the Navgrahas on the person. This puja is only performed in a house and is highly beneficial for all the members residing in a particular house.
  • The Vastu Shanti Puja can be performed in a house or a construction site or an office space.

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Bhoomi Pooja Guide – Procedure, Cost and Benefits

June 29, 2022, Sasidhar Darla 6 Comments Filed Under: Pujas

What is Bhoomi Pooja?

Bhoomi pooja is a ritual performed in honour of Goddess Bhoomi and Vastu Purush (deity of directions). Bhoomi means Mother Earth. Hence, this pooja eradicates the ill effects and Vats Doshas in the land. Beginning prior to the construction of any structure, this smoothes out the process of construction.

Where does the Bhoomi Pooja take place?

  • Bhoomi Pooja always takes place in the north-east corner of the construction site or for good agricultural yield.

Which Deity is worshipped in Bhoomi Pooja?

  • This ritual is dedicated to Vastu Purusha, Goddess Bhoomi, Pancha boothas (the five elements of nature).
  • This pooja takes place in accordance with Vastu Shastra.
  • Also, the deity of directions is also honoured so as to eradicate all the ill effects and Vaastu doshas in the land.
Deity worshipped in Bhoomi Pooja
Vaastu Purusha is one of the major deities invoked in this pooja.

Do’s and Dont’s after the purchase of Bhoomi or land

  • It is of utmost importance to build the compound wall before constructing the house.
  • The height of the southwest part of the wall should be higher in comparison to the other walls of the house.
  • The east and north sides walls should be 21 inches shorter than the south and west sides walls.
  • After the selection of the construction site, one must grow plants on the land.
  • However, keeping a calf or cow in the land makes it all the more auspicious.
  • Consulting a priest with experience to perform Bhoomi Pooja is very fruitful. Moreover, it adds happiness and prosperity to an individual’s life.

Who should perform Bhoomi Pooja?

Here’s who should perform Bhoomi Pooja:

  • This pooja should be done by the head of the family alongside his wife.
  • Also, this ritual of honouring the Mother Earth must take place in the presence of a proficient priest.
  • A proficient priest will provide you with all the details for a Shubh Muhurat for the pooja. He can also help to carry out the task in a rightful manner.
Who does the Bhoomi Pooja
Bhoomi Pooja is performed by the head of the family alongside his wife in the guidance of an experienced priest.

What are the benefits of doing Bhoomi Pooja?

Here is a list of benefits of doing Bhoomi Pooja:

  • It is a priority to seek the blessings of Mother Earth prior to the construction of a building or use of land for the cultivation purpose.
  • This ritualistic pooja ensures that the land gets rid of all the evils and all the negativities from the land are reduced.
  • Moreover, the Bhoomi Pooja helps in the smooth completion of work without any hurdles.
  • It also guarantees the well being and happiness of the people ready to reside in the property. In the case of land use for the agricultural purpose then it helps to have better yields.
  • Bhoomi Pooja invokes the Vaastu Purusha who grants his blessings to the worshipper.
  • This pooja purifies the site of construction getting rid of any sort of negativity. It helps to pacify all the corners of the house to be built.

When should one perform Bhoomi Pooja?

  • Months of Shravan, Margshirsh, Paush, and Kartik are ideal for Bhoomi pooja.
  • Vastu time dictates the date for Bhoomi puja. Many times it falls twice in a month.
  • The suitable weekdays for this pooja are Monday and Thursday. These two days are very auspicious for this pooja.
  • Also, one must avoid performing this pooja on Saturdays, Sundays and Tuesdays.
  • It is better to avoid, Divaskarma, Hadpaksha and Shraadh paksha for such auspicious activity.

What to avoid in Bhoomi Pooja?

  • One must avoid performing this pooja on Saturdays, Sundays and Tuesdays. These days aren’t very auspicious for this pooja.
  • It is better to avoid, Divaskarma, hadpaksha and shraadh paksha for such auspicious activity.
  • Fourth, Ninth and Fourteenth teethis are not ideal for this pooja.
  • Avoid beginning the construction work in case a female in the household is more than seven months pregnant.

How does Lunar Constellations impact Bhoomi Pooja?

  • On the very first day of construction work, one must calculate the number of lunar constellation.
  • If the number is between 1 to 7 or 19 to 28 than at that time the day for performing the pooja is inauspicious.
  • However, if the resulting number is from 8 to 18 than that particular day is very auspicious.

How to perform Bhoomi Pooja?

Here’s how to do Bhoomi Pooja:

  • The first step for performing the pooja is to clean the site. Also, one must clean the dirt and get rid of all trash holes from the area.
  • Secondly, one must dig a hole in the northeast direction on the construction site.
  • Thirdly, the worshipper should sit facing east at the time of After the puja, the lady of the house boils the milk and it is necessary that the milk should spill over this pooja.
  • One should place the idols of Ganesha, Goddess Lakshmi and other deities that one worships on a clean platform.
  • It is the Ganesh pooja that marks the beginning of any auspicious work in Hinduism. Then a havan takes place.
  • Then one places the coconut used in the pooja covered with red cloth in the ground. Also, silver idols of Naag and Naagin are placed inside the ground.
  • The other major rituals include Devi pooja, taking a Sankalpa, shatkarma, pran pratishtha and Manglik dravya sthapana.

What are the requirements for Bhoomi Pooja?

Here’s a list of articles required for Bhoomi Pooja –

Samagri/ Things requiredQuantity
Kumkum (red sindoor) 100 grams
Turmeric powder 100 grams
Camphor /Karpuram 1 packet
Sandalwood powder1 box
Incense (agarbatti) sticks1 packet
Fruits5 types 2 each
Beetle nuts100 grams
Beetle leafs 30
Coconuts5
Rice4 lb
Flowers3 bunches

Other requirements for this pooja are –

  • 1 set of Navaratnas (9 types of gems), a packet of dry dates, 5 Lemon (green limes), a set of Pancha Lohas (5 metals), 2 packets of Nava Dhanyam (9 types of seeds).
  • Moreover, one also needs coins- Quarters 40, a 1/2 meter long white cloth, a matcbox, lamp, cotton wicks, oil, 10 panchpatras, udharini.
  • A plate, a kalash ( kalasam), 5 bricks, a bell, a bedsheet, 4 plastic plates, a gods picture and 5 foam cups etc.

What is the cost of performing Bhoomi Pooja?

  • This pooja cost depends on various factors. Contact us for the pricing.
  • To seek the blessings of vaastu devta one must perform this pooja under the guidance of an experienced priest.
  • Moreover, forth performing this pooja well being for the family and safety is ensured.

What are the stages related to construction of home?

As per the ancient scriptures, home-related muhuratas are divided into the following stages –

  • Bhoomi Pooja which is the offering of honour to the mother earth.
  • Balidaana which is the offertory ritual in Hinduism.
  • Hala Karshaana is next in line where the levelling os the site takes place.
  • Then takes place the sowing of the seeds which is called Ankuraa- Roopana.
  • Then it is time for Shilaanyaasa which is the laying of the foundation stone
  • After this, the digging of a well or water source is done.
  • Then fixation of door frames takes place.
  • Last is the entry in the new house i.e. Griha Pravesh.

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