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This pooja removes negative energies and ensures a positive and spiritually enriched beginning for the family in their new or renewed home. Depending on the situation, Grihpravesh is performed in different forms, each aligned with Vedic traditions and astrological guidelines. Types of Grihpravesh Pooja - Apoorva Grihpravesh – For entering a newly constructed home for the first time - Sapoorva Grihpravesh – For re-entering a home after a period of absence - Dwandwah Grihpravesh – After major repairs, renovations, or reconstruction Auspicious Day & Timings: - Preferred Tithis: * Dvitiya, Tritiya, Panchami, Saptami * Dashami, Ekadashi, Dwadashi - Auspicious Days: * Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday - Avoid: * Amavasya * Rahu Kaal

Performed to fulfill wishes or offer thanks, this puja is traditionally observed on auspicious days and is especially recommended on Purnima. It’s perfect for life-events — housewarmings, birthdays, marriages and other celebrations. Why choose this puja: - Seeks blessings for prosperity, peace and robust health. - Helps fulfil personal wishes and express gratitude. - Traditionally performed on auspicious occasions and especially meaningful on Purnima. Auspicious Day & Timings: - Can be performed any day, with special significance on Purnima. - Best times: morning or evening.

Performed with Vedic mantras and holy offerings, this puja helps remove obstacles, cleanse negativity, and bring inner peace, good health, and prosperity to the devotee and family. It is highly effective in reducing the effects of Graha Dosh and Pitru Dosh, making it ideal for those facing delays, stress, or recurring challenges in life. The puja holds special significance when performed during auspicious Shiva timings and festivals. Why choose this puja: - Removes obstacles and negative energies - Brings peace, good health, and prosperity - Helps reduce Graha Dosh and Pitru Dosh - Strengthens spiritual and mental well-being Auspicious Day & Timings: - Mondays (especially during the holy month of Shravan) - Pradosh Kaal - Mahashivratri