Importance Of Vastu Shanti Puja
Lacking balance and harmony in your home? According to the ancient Indian architectural science of Vastu Shastra, Vastu dosh imbalances one's life. If untreated, it leads to several issues in all aspects of life, such as financial, career, mental health, relationships, and health problems.
However, just like every problem has a solution, this Dosh too has a remedy. And the most beneficial way to get rid of this dosh is by performing Vastu Shanti Puja. Wondering how it is done? How does it help? Well here is everything to help you have a clear picture about this puja.
What is Vastu Shanti Puja?
Vastu Shanti Puja is a religious process in which the Lord Vastu Purush- the protector and soul of the house, is worshipped. Additionally, people also pay tribute to natural forces, nature's five elements and the deity of directions. It is mainly a sacred and spiritual ceremony that is done to bring positivity to a physical space, be it home, office or any building.
The Importance of Vastu Shanti Puja
Wondering why is Vastu Shanti Puja considered important? As per Hindu Vedas and scriptures, Vastu Shastra is the architect's brain. Vastu is where nature and human beings live together in peace. The Vastu Shanti Puja helps one reap positive energies from nature and its basic elements, including fire, water, air, earth, and sky. Talking about its importance, it plays an important role in the construction of the house, following the planetary positions to bring peace, harmony, and positivity.
Why Conduct the Vastu Shanti Puja?
Vastu Shanti Pooja is a special offering conducted to rectify the Vastu dosha in their homes. This is mainly done to purify the air around the home and to bring positive energy to both living and working environments. Moreover, here are the major objectives of conducting this puja:
To get rid of faults related to exteriors, interiors, or building structures.
To seek forgiveness for bringing any harm to nature during construction.
To seek happiness, good health, wealth, and blessings of Vastu Purush.
To seek protection from natural calamities for home and office.
To seek protection from supernatural forces, if any.
When Should You Perform the Vastu Shanti Puja?
Without a doubt, Vastu Shanti Puja is of great importance. It is mainly done on occasions such as Griha Pravesh, land worship, well mining, door installation, reconstruction of an old building, shifting into an old home, space scarcity, renovating a home /office, foundation mining and laying, when completing 10 or more years in home and others. However, it is very important to consult experts and professionals before performing vastu shanti puja.
How to Perform Vastu Shanti Puja?
Wondering how is the Vastu Shanti Puja done? To perform, here are the steps to follow :
The very first thing is to set the time and date. To select the most favourable day as per the Hindu calendar, a wise decision would be to consult a Hindu priest.
The next step is to clean the entire space before starting the puja. Then, traditionally, decorate the premises and gather all the necessary materials required for the puja.
Now begin the puja by worshipping Lord Ganesha to seek his blessings.
Set up a kalash on the puja altar and decorate it with items like turmeric, rice, etc.
Then put a coconut on top of the kalash.
Create a small havan and invoke Agni.
Now perform the havan by offering grains, ghee and herbs, and also recite mantras. The Vedic mantras are best chanted by experienced and renowned priests.
During the chanting of the mantra, offer the deities and sacred items.
Complete the puja by performing the aarti and singing devotional songs.
Once done, distribute the Prasad to your family members and everyone around.
Materials required to Perform Vastu Shanti Puja
Talking about the materials, here is what is required to perform the Vastu Shanti puja:
A photo or idol of Vastu Purush.
A photo or idol of Lord Ganesha.
A photo of Kuldevatha.
Vastu yantra.
Panchagavya.
Betel leaves and Darbh grass.
Kalasha.
Coconut.
Sesame seeds.
Rice.
Haldi and Kumkum.
Supari.
Sandalwood paste.
Sugar and honey.
Milk.
Ghee.
Fruits, sweets, and flowers (any 5 types of each).
Samidha.
Earthern lamp.
Urad dal.
Oil.
Dhoop and incense sticks.
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