Performing Ganpati Puja is a pathway to prosperity, intelligence, and success. It opens doors to wealth and job opportunities, aids students in their studies, brings joy and harmony to homes, and protects against hardships, leading to a life of contentment and eventual liberation from adversity.

Day(s) Of Puja: 3 days

Ideal Day(s) For Puja: Muhurta will be calculated and determined by the Astrologers at Anytime Astro as per the Janam Kundali (Birth Chart) of the concerned person.

Yantra Charges: Charge

Pooja God or Goddess: Lord Ganpati

Type of Mantra: Vedic-Puranic.

Gender: Both

Enhance The Effect Of Puja By Following These Rules (Niyam): Perform self-practice or recitation at least 11 or 21 times daily to include your Karma with your Puja. Connect your actions with your practice, and continue the practice until completion. In the morning, after bathing, light a ghee lamp and humbly request your chosen deity to accept the worship being offered to you. Seek blessings and, if possible, observe a fast. If unable to observe a fast, at least abstain from meat, alcohol, smoking, etc., and consume a sattvic diet.

Note: Dashansh refers to 10% extra Mantra Jaap.

Important: Anytime Astro will send the Puja Images & Videos to your registered email.

Benefits 

• Puja of Lord Ganpati is believed to attract wealth and prosperity, fostering success in employment and business endeavors.
• Worshiping Lord Ganpati enhances intelligence and wisdom, aiding students in academic pursuits and studies.
• Ganpati Puja brings harmony and joy to the home, fostering an atmosphere of happiness and contentment.
• Devotion to Lord Ganpati is thought to grant liberation from adversities, providing strength and support during challenging times.

Mantra & Strotra

गणपति अथर्वशीर्ष ,सिद्धि विनायक स्तोत्र

Puja Includes

Siddhi Vinayak Stotra + 54 times Paath + Ganpati Atharvashirsha 54 times + Dashansh chanting + 1 Mala chanting of Ganesh and Bhairav Ji + Havan

Interesting Facts

• Lord Ganesha is revered as the remover of obstacles, worshipped by many seeking success in endeavors, whether it's business ventures, academic pursuits, or employment opportunities.
• In Hindu mythology, Ganesha's elephant head symbolizes wisdom and intelligence, making his puja a common practice for those aspiring for prosperity and intellectual growth, alongside the removal of hindrances in their paths to success.