- Choose your ritual. Pick a puja or a havan — by what you're hoping for, by deity, or by festival.
- Tell us your sankalp. Your name, gotra and wish. Our priest speaks them at the altar.
- Watch it live. Light a lamp at home, join the aarti, and receive prasad if you'd like.
Done properly, even from far away
In our tradition, the sankalp is what ties a ritual to a person — and the yajman has never had to stand at the altar. Temples have performed pujas for absent devotees for generations. Watching live gives you what you'd have in person: hearing your name spoken, folding your hands at the aarti, and receiving the blessing as it happens.
Puja or havan?
- Puja — offerings of lamp, flowers and prayer. Usually 20–60 minutes; lighter, and lovely for daily or festival worship.
- Havan — offerings into a sacred fire with Vedic mantras. Usually 60–120 minutes or more; chosen for bigger intentions and life events.
Only joy, only blessings
Every ritual we perform is benefic — for learning, prosperity, health, love, peace and celebration. We don't do fear, we don't do fierce rituals, and we never tell you something bad will happen if you don't book. A puja should leave you lighter, not worried.
Questions
Do I need to be present?
No. The ritual is done in your name through the sankalp; watching live is your participation.
What if I miss the live stream?
Your sankalp was still performed, and the replay is available for 7 days.
What is a gotra, and what if I don't know mine?
It's your family lineage. If unknown, priests use "Kashyap" by custom.
Can I include my family?
Yes — add their names when you book.
Will I get prasad?
Choose it at checkout and we'll post it after the ritual.
Are the priests real?
Yes — verified, and you'll see them live at the altar.
Do you do any "dark" or fierce rituals?
No. We perform only positive, benefic pujas and havans.
Do you offer aarti, darshan, astrology or yoga?
Not yet. Right now we perform pujas and havans only.