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Worship of Lord Ganesha, the remover of obstacles, traditionally offered before new beginnings and at the start of every major ritual.

Worship of Goddess Lakshmi, associated with prosperity and auspiciousness, most widely performed on Diwali evening and on Fridays.

Worship of Lord Vishnu, the preserver, often with Vishnu Sahasranama path, commonly performed on Ekadashi, Thursdays and Purnima.

Worship of Maa Durga, the protective form of the Divine Mother, performed at home or during Navratri with Saptashati recitation and aarti.

Worship of Lord Hanuman, symbol of devotion, strength and courage, traditionally performed on Tuesdays, Saturdays and Hanuman Jayanti.

A beloved household puja to Lord Vishnu as Satyanarayan, with the five-chapter Satyanarayan Katha, commonly held on Purnima or after a happy milestone.

Loving worship of Shri Krishna, often as Laddu Gopal or with Radha, most celebrated on Janmashtami with midnight abhishek and aarti.

Worship of Goddess Saraswati, associated with knowledge, music and the arts, most widely observed on Vasant Panchami.

The nine-night worship of Goddess Durga in her nine forms, beginning with Ghatasthapana and concluding with Kanya Pujan and Navami havan.

The traditional housewarming ritual for entering a new home, Ganesh puja, Vastu worship, havan and the family's first formal steps inside, at an auspicious muhurat.

A traditional puja and havan honouring Vastu Purusha, performed for a new or renovated home or workplace, or when a family seeks peace and balance in its living space.

A traditional puja to inaugurate a new shop, office, showroom or factory, Ganesh and Lakshmi worship, Kalash sthapana and havan at an auspicious muhurat.

The ritual bathing of the Shivling with milk, water, honey and other offerings while Pandits chant the Rudri (Sri Rudram), one of the most loved Shiva pujas.

The grandest form of Rudra worship, traditionally 1331 recitations of the Rudram by a large group of Pandits, with abhishek and havan over several days.

An elaborate Rudra anushthan, traditionally 121 recitations of the Rudram by 11 Pandits with abhishek, often concluding with a Rudra havan.

A devotional puja of Lord Shiva with jal abhishek, bel patra and Panchakshari mantra, simple, meaningful and suited to Mondays, Sawan and Pradosh.

A sankalp-based chanting of the Mahamrityunjaya mantra by Pandits, commonly in counts like 11,000, 51,000 or 1.25 lakh, traditionally sought for strength and wellbeing.

Night-long worship of Lord Shiva on Maha Shivratri, abhishek in the four prahars, Rudri chanting, bel patra offerings and jagran on Shiva's great night.

A traditional worship of all nine grahas together, Surya, Chandra, Mangal, Budh, Guru, Shukra, Shani, Rahu and Ketu, performed to seek balance, peace and blessings in the household.

A traditional puja and mantra jaap for Shani Dev, commonly performed on Saturdays and during Sade Sati or Shani mahadasha to seek patience, steadiness and his blessings.

A traditional shanti puja for Rahu and Ketu, the two shadow grahas, performed with their beej mantras and worship of Durga, Bhairav and Ganesha to seek clarity and calm.

A traditional puja for Mangal (Mars), commonly performed on Tuesdays and by those described as Manglik, seeking harmony, courage and Mangal Dev's blessings.

A traditional shanti puja performed for Kaal Sarp Yog, with Rahu Ketu mantras, Naga worship and Shiva abhishek, commonly on Nag Panchami, Amavasya or Mondays.

A traditional Thursday puja for Brihaspati, the guru of the devas, performed with yellow offerings and the Guru beej mantra to seek wisdom, guidance and blessings.

A traditional Wednesday puja for Budh, the graha of intellect and communication, performed with green offerings and the Budh beej mantra to seek clarity and blessings.

A traditional Friday puja for Shukra, the graha of beauty, harmony and refinement, performed with white offerings and the Shukra beej mantra alongside Lakshmi worship.

A traditional Sunday puja for Surya Dev, performed with arghya, red offerings and the Surya beej mantra to seek vitality, confidence and his blessings.

A traditional Monday puja for Chandra Dev, performed with white offerings, milk abhishek to Shiva and the Chandra beej mantra to seek emotional calm and blessings.

A Vedic fire ritual invoking Ayur Devata, traditionally performed on a birthday or janma nakshatra to pray for a long and healthy life.

Recitation of the 700 verses of the Devi Mahatmya from the Markandeya Purana, traditionally chanted during Navratri and in times of difficulty.

Worship of Lord Narasimha, the protective man-lion avatar of Vishnu, traditionally performed for protection and on Narasimha Jayanti.

Devotional recitation of Sundarkand from Goswami Tulsidas's Ramcharitmanas, celebrating Hanuman's journey to Lanka, often sung with family on Tuesdays.

A calm, traditional puja families perform to seek blessings when marriage plans feel delayed or uncertain, conducted as per your family’s custom.

Worship of Goddess Katyayani, a form of Durga traditionally invoked by unmarried women and families praying for a suitable, harmonious marriage.

A one-to-one consultation with a Jyotish-trained Pandit for Kundali Milan, wedding muhurat and guidance on Vedic traditions, in person in Varanasi or online.

A holy rite in which families offer pindas to honour departed loved ones and ancestors, performed with care by experienced Pandits in Kashi, by the Ganga.

The rite of remembering and honouring departed parents and ancestors with offerings, prayers and food, performed with faith (shraddha) on their tithi or in Pitru Paksha.

The simple, holy offering of water with sesame and kusha to the ancestors, traditionally performed in the Ganga at Kashi during Pitru Paksha and on Amavasya.

A calm, devotional puja to honour the ancestors and seek their blessings, traditionally performed when Pitru Dosha is indicated or ancestral rites have been missed.

A fire ritual offered to Lord Ganesha, traditionally performed before new beginnings to seek the removal of obstacles.

A powerful fire ritual to Goddess Chandi, performed with verses of the Durga Saptashati for protection and strength.

A Vaishnava fire ritual invoking the Sudarshan Chakra of Lord Vishnu, traditionally performed for protection.

A fire ritual offering prayers to all nine planetary deities, traditionally performed for graha shanti.

A fire ritual to Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Kubera, traditionally performed for prosperity and abundance.

A general Vedic fire ritual for homes and occasions, offering prayers through Agni for purification and blessings.