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Puja is ritualistic worship of the Divine performed to keep us in harmony with cosmic forces, thereby removing obstacles and overcoming the sorrows of life and bringing spiritual boost. The pujas are done since ancient Vedic times to achieve purity of mind and to focus on the Supreme power. An essential part of doing Puja for the devotee is making a spiritual connection with the divine and thoughts and vibrations of spiritual forces are created around us. These spiritual forces work to eliminate the negative influences in our life and help surround us with positive energy which can bring us peace of mind, material prosperity and enable us to more clearly touch the Divine, our true nature.

By this it has been experienced that the negatives in one’s life due to the cause of planetary positions gets reduced and the positive in one’s life is increased.

The deity is gently worshiped through mantras and special say (way). In Hindu tradition, Puja is considered as a form of ceremonial worship. It may range from daily worship in the home to an elaborate temple Homam. Some pujas are performed by the worshiper alone; others require a ritually Satric person. A puja may be performed for a specific purpose or simply as an act of devotion. It is possible to reduce suffering due to the unfavourable position of planets through sincere reliance on God, the One who controls the planets.

Benefits of Puja/Homam

You can perform the Vedic pujas to get the blessings of the Gods and Goddess. These Pujas are traditionally done in temples by residing priests trained in the exact science of puja including the precise details of auspicious times to do certain pujas, which mantras to chant, etc. and have been highly beneficial. Our teams of Purohit are well versed and do the pujas with true devotion. You can get the Mantra Japa done to reduce the malefic and increase the benefic effects.

Benefits of Feeding Cows

Feeding cows and dogs not only benefits the animals themselves but also provides various positive impacts for the community and the individuals involved.  Bhandara is a unique food distribution tradition. During Bhandara, Prasad (proper food) is distributed to each and everybody taking part in the celebration.  It is said that Brahmins have taken birth from the mouth of Lord Brahma. A Brahmin is knowledgeable about scriptures and the vedic texts.  Here are some of the key benefits:

Benefits of Feeding Cows

1. Animal Welfare: Providing food helps ensure that cows receive proper nutrition, contributing to their overall health and well-being.

2. Cultural Significance: In many cultures, especially in Hinduism, feeding cows is considered a pious act, fostering a sense of respect and reverence for these sacred animals.

3. Community Building: Feeding cows can bring people together, creating a sense of community and shared purpose, especially in agricultural or rural areas.

Benefits of Feeding Dogs

1. Health and Nutrition: Feeding dogs high-quality food helps ensure they receive essential nutrients, promoting better health and longevity.

2. Bonding and Trust: Regular feeding fosters a strong bond between dogs and their caregivers, enhancing trust and companionship.

3. Reduced Stray Populations: Feeding stray dogs can help manage local populations by providing them with essential sustenance, potentially reducing the number of abandoned or neglected animals.

Donation for Brahmin Bhoj

The Brahmin represents the head of the Virat Purush or cosmic soul. It is said that Brahmins have taken birth from the mouth of Lord Brahma. A Brahmin is knowledgeable about scriptures and the vedic texts. Secondly he is referred as the God of the Earth i.e. Bhudev. Unless the Brahmin invokes the Gods through incantations the God cannot come and partake the oblations offered. Because of these reasons it is best to donate to Brahmins.

Brahm (for Brahmin) bhoj (for feast) is a unique ritual of feeding Brahmins. It is considered auspicious and is practiced on several occasions. The basic idea behind Brahm-Bhoj is to get their blessings and bestow 'punya'.

Dakshina (donation) is also offered to each brahmin and also to donate clothes to each brahmin to fulfill your desire.

Bhandara- Food Distribution

Daan means donation, or giving anything to somebody without any charge. In Hindu religion Daan has a great importance. It is believed that Daan is able to remove many obstacles in life. It is also believed that whatever we give in this life it helps us in our other lives.

Bhandara is a unique food distribution tradition. During Bhandara, Prasad (proper food) is distributed to each and everybody taking part in the celebration. Prasad is a gracious gift. Anything, usually edible, that is first offered to a deity and then distributed to devotees. The food is cooked on a large scale and is first offered to Lord Vishnu in a temple and is then served to every person.