Sathabhishekam | 80th Birthday Puja | Sahasrachandra Darshanam Sathabhishekam is an important Shantikarya celebration event performed for good health and longevity of the couple, where the husband has completed eighty years (80) or have witnessed 1000 full moons in their lifetime. Sathabhishekam Benefits Benevolence of Gods Good Health Peace and Harmony A great occasion to get together Spread happiness in family
Sahasra Chandra Darshanam Sahasra Chandra Darshanam is an important Shantikarya celebration event performed for good health and longevity of the couple, where the husband has completed eighty years (80) or have witnessed 1000 full moons in their lifetime. Sahasra Chandra Darshanam Benefits Benevolence of Gods Good Health Peace and Harmony A great occasion to get together Spread happiness in family
Bhima Ratha Shanti - 70th Birthday Puja | Kumbakonam | Udupi Bhima Ratha Shanti is performed when the male completes 69 years and enters into the 70th year. The couples worship the lord praying for good health and longevity and offer Pujas, Homas and perform Shanti Pujas to remedy any planetary issues as suggested by the astrologer. Benefits: Worship for longevity and relief from physical diseases Mental and physical stability and peace Appeasement of…
Ugra Ratha Shanti Puja: Celebrating 60 Years of a Blessed Life in Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad, Mumbai & Sacred Kshetras Ugra Ratha Shanti homam is a Shanti Karya performed at the completion of 59th Birthday and at the start of the 60th year for a male. It is the homam conducted a year before sixtieth birthday, Sashtiaptha Poorthi (60th year Birthday) or simply Shashti Poorti. Benefits: Longevity and relief from physical ailments Mental and physical happiness,…
Shashtiabdapoorti | 60th Birthday | Marriage Anniversary Shashtiabdapoorthi or the 60th birthday / marriage anniversary / Ugraratha Shanti is the celebration of completing sixty years based on the Jamna Kundali (Birth Chart) and on the day of birth-star. A milestone in life. As per Vedic scriptures, man’s life span is believed to be 120 years. Sixty years in Sanskrit is known as Shashtiyabdhi. Shashtiabdapoorti marks the completion of half the life of one’s lifetime. Benefits: This…
Upanayanam or Janeu or Poonal ceremony is the Samskar performed for the male child before he is sent to study in the Gurukul under ‘Brahmacharya’. You will perform Upanayanam Vidhi to your child and initiate him with Brahmopadesham, thereby making him eligible to study the Vedic Scriptures. Puranas mention that, three strands of sacred thread ‘Yajjopavitam’ represents Brahma, Vishnu and Maheshwara.
Marriage or wedding ceremony is an important milestone in life. Marriage signifies the transit from Brahmacharya to Grihastha in Hindu Sanatan Dharma. Performing Pujas and rituals during Vivah Samskar, acts an invitation to Gods and Goddess, as well as Pitru Devatas who descend to earth for blessing the marrying couple. This is also the time when the family members, relatives and friends, as well as the society witness the marriage and bless the marrying couple. We have best…
Seemantham | Baby Shower | Valaikappu | Purohit for Seemantam Ceremony Seemantham ceremony is an important Hindu Vedic procedure prescribed, among the Shodash Samskars performed during the pregnancy of the mother-to-be. Seemantham is generally performed after the completion of five months of pregnancy. We have best Vedic Hindi Pandits, Bengali Purohits, Bihari pandit, Oriya Pandit, Marathi Gurujis, Tamil Vadhyars, or Priests from different sects, languages like Kannada,…
Aksharabhyas, Akshara Sweekar, Barasala, Vidyarambh, Sarasvati Puja refer to the Shodash Samskar (16 Sanskar) of getting the child to begin systematic learning. This is performed with child in father’s lap or maternal uncle’s lap and made to write in a plate containing rice. Aksharabhyasam is a Sanskrit word meaning initiation of education to a child by his parents and guru on a select auspicious day. Benefits: Blessings of Goddess Saraswati, Lord Ganesh, Griha Devata, Ishta…
Annaprashana is a Hindu rite of passage that marks a baby's first time eating solid food, other than milk. The term comes from the words "anna", which means grain, and "prashan", which means feeding. Benefits: Introduction to solifd foods in a traditional Ambience Good Health Practice Better family bonding Perform Annaprashana, Annaprashan Sanskar or the Rice Feeding Ceremony with Best Pandits/Purohits from PurePrayer along with Havan, Homam or Pujas in your home, Banquet Halls or…
