Pooja

Kashi or Varanasi is the land of Lord Shiva and people from all over the world wish to make a visit to this holy place once in a lifetime. It is the blessed land for Hindu sacred activities and poojas dedicated to Lord Shiva. In addition, a ritual is a religious ceremony performed to wash-off sins and attain moksha or peaceful living. According to the Hindu scriptures or Hindu mythology, pilgrims who make a visit to Varanasi and perform various rituals in Kashi will attain salvation and one can undergo these Varanasi rituals with the help of experienced pundits

It is also believed that the pilgrims who take a dip in the holy River Ganga will possess moksha (salvation). The water in the holy river Ganga is pure and has the power to wash off all your sins.

The Varanasi Rituals that are performed with the help of best purohit services will make your Kashi yatra complete. So, indulge yourself in the various Varanasi rituals and attain moksha. Also, people who perform Pitrukaryas for the deceased ancestors of their family, the departed souls will attain moksha (mukthi from the cycle of birth and rebirth). Pind Daan in Varanasi is one of the major rituals one can perform in order to free the spirit (Atma) of the departed souls. If you do not perform this Pind Pradan for the deceased ancestors in your family, it is believed that no work will be successfully completed in your list.

Rudrabhishek is the most comprehensive vidhi of doing Puja to lord Shiva. In this ritual ‘Panch Amrit that consist of ‘Milk, Honey, Ghee, Sugar and Curd’ are offered in a sequence along with the dedicated chanting of Rudram Namakam Chamak Path.

Rudrabhishek Puja is the sacred bath of Lord Shiva done to appease him and seek his divine blessings.When Samudra Manthan was done on the Mandara mountain, then all the Devi Devtas were present there in anticipation of getting the ‘Amrit’ but when the poison came out from the Samudra Manthan nobody was ready to accept it.

Lord Shiva then came and drank the poison thus saving the universe from collapsing. Because of drinking the poison the color of his throat changed to blue and he was named ‘Neelkanth’ by lord Vishnu.

Ganga aarti is a magnificent evening ritual in Varanasi that one must not miss. The Aarti or worshipping River Ganga, takes place every day, at dusk. The ceremony is performed by a group of priests on the ghats. Amid blowing of conch shells, the ringing of several bells, the clanging of brass cymbals and the chanting chorus of mantras, Ganga Arti is a Hindu religious ritual of worship or we can say a form of puja, in which light from wicks soaked in ghee (purified butter) or camphor is offered to one or more deities.

The priests venerate Ganga, the lifeline of Varanasi, with brass lamps that rise several tiers. The priests performing the arti are all draped in similar clothing-- a kurta and a dhoti. The preparations for the arti include collecting five elevated planks, an idol of Goddess Ganga, flowers and incense sticks. Rituals of the arti are performed by those learned in Vedas and the Upanishads and are lead by the head priest of the Gangotri Seva Samiti. The arti lasts about 45 minutes. Devotees float smaller diyas on leaf platters in the river as obeisance to the holy Ganga. As the sunlight recedes, the innumerable lamps flowing in the water make for an unforgettable sight. The hour-long ritual can be watched from the ghats or boats moored at the river bank.

As per the beliefs of Hindus religion its a ritual of paying debt to ancestors that brings salvation, it is also believed that no work can be successfully performed without blessings of ancestors and offering Pind Daan invokes blessings of the dead ancestors.

With the ritual offered to pay tribute to the departed ancestors also called 'Pitar' as per our ancient texts, the sacred and correct ending of this ritual promote the soul to get Moksha (salvation) very easily.

We have experienced and knowledgeable shastri (Priest) who can help you to perform all kind of ancestral ceremonies like Tripindi Shradh, Pind Daan, Tarpan Pooja in Kashi, Prayagraj (Triveni Sangam) & in Gaya (at Vishnupad Temple). We also provide Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada Speaking Shastri for Pind Daan ritual in Gaya and Kashi.

Veni Daan Pooja in Prayagraj triveni sangam. The Veni Daan (donation of braided hair) is something that is unique to this place. The husband braids his wife’s hair and then cuts a small portion of it as an offering to pray for a long healthy life together. During a Hindu marriage, the couple promise to spend seven lifetimes together. This promise is further gets strengthened by Veni Daan. All the rituals performed during the marriage are carried out once again during Veni Daan.