Pujas are religious rituals that are performed by the followers of Hinduism. Hindu religion has several different kinds of pujas that are meant to offer prayers to different deities.
Pujas are religious rituals that are performed by the followers of Hinduism, i.e., Hindus, as an act of offering prayers to different gods, goddesses and deities. They are performed on special occasions as well as on daily basis. Hindu religion has several different kinds of pujas that are meant to offer prayers to different deities.
This puja is performed to ensure self-defence against negative elements and destruction of enemies. Some devotees perfom Wangla Mukhni Puja to avoid court cases and disputes, ensuring economic well being.
This puja involves offerings to Lord Shiva. Shiva is believed to symbolize truth. According to Hindu mythology, death is considered to be the ultimate truth that is ruled by Shiva. Maha Mritunjay puja is performed when an individual is going through a planetary period, Markesh that has power to impose physical blow. This puja is also performed when someone’s health is falling.
This puja is performed to offer prayers to a number of gods and goddesses, in order to obtain special advantages in the fields of knowledge, success, career, wealth, wife and son.
This puja is perfomed by people who want to conceive a son. It is believed that having a son in the family is important to carry the family forward.
This puja is performed by people who seek peace of mind. Individuals, who want to acquire knowledge, happiness in family, etc, also perform this puja.
The term Nav Graha stands for nine planets. According to the positions of these planets, it is estimated whether a person will be under negative influence of one or more planets. In order to diminish the negative influence on a person, yagya is performed.
This puja is performed in special occasions. This puja is recommended by eminent acharyas. An individual can perform the Vishesh Shastra Anushthan puja by himself.
This is an event in which Panchamrut puja is performed to Lord Trimbakeshwara with the help of powerful mantras and hymns. This puja is said to fulfil the wishes of an individual who performs it.
This puja is performed on the recommendation of an acharya. Individuals can offer the Vedic Mantra Anusthan puja on his/her own to obtain benefits.
This puja is a special remedial ritual that has the power to alter the vital elements impacting someone’s life. Issues like Dhaiya, Shani Sade Satti and Rahu Shanti can be taken care of through this Vishesh Rahu Shanti puja.
This puja is performed to offer reverence towards Lord Ganesha. The Ganesh Puja Vidhi is performed throughout the country. It is said to be auspicious for people who are starting a new venture.
The term Jagadhatri means ‘the protector of the world’. This puja is an act of worshipping the supreme goddess. This puja is more popular in the state of West Bengal, compared to other parts of India.
This puja is performed before an important occasion like marriage. Some people perform this puja without any reason. It is believed that the the puja has its origin in the state of Bengal where Satya Pir puja was performed by Muslim, Hindus and Buddhists.
This puja is performed during Diwali, which is considered to be the festival of lights. Hindus light up small oil lamps outside their houses with the hope that Goddess Laxmi would bless them.
This puja is an age-old festival that is performed to pay reverence to Surya, the Hindu Sun God. This puja is said to be a promoter of prosperity, progress and well-being.
