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Book Ayushya Homam with a sankalp in your family's name and join the ritual live from wherever you are.
How it works
Share the person's name, gotra, nakshatra and date of birth on WhatsApp
The Pandit performs the sankalp and homam in their name
Join by video call and take part in the purnahuti and aarti from home
Keep a diya, flowers and a small kalash of water ready at home
Birthday and nakshatra timings can be scheduled for families abroad
Ayushya Homam is a Vedic homam dedicated to Ayur Devata, the deity associated with lifespan (ayus). It is especially common in South Indian households, where it is traditionally performed on a child's first birthday and on birthdays reckoned by janma nakshatra, the lunar star under which a person was born.
Ayushya Homam takes about 2 to 3 hours. We'll suggest a muhurat and a start time that works for your family's time zone.
Yes. The Pandit performs the homam with sankalp in the person's name and the family joins by video call.
You share your name, gotra (if known), the names of family members to include and your intention. At the scheduled time, the Pandit performs the sankalp in your name and conducts the ritual while you join by video call and follow along.
Many pujas, paths and homams can be performed with an online sankalp. Rituals that fundamentally need the family on-site, such as Griha Pravesh, Bhoomi Puja, Vivah or Asthi Visarjan, are offered in person. Each puja page shows the options available.
Yes, you can enquire from anywhere. We schedule around your time zone where the muhurat allows, and share the details on WhatsApp.
A quiet space, a stable internet connection and a simple setup such as a diya, incense and flowers is usually enough. The Pandit will tell you if anything specific is recommended.
These can be discussed when you enquire. We only confirm what can actually be arranged for your booking.
1 to 11 days, depending on the chant count and number of Pandits
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Tell us where you are and your preferred dates. We'll confirm timing, vidhi and pricing on WhatsApp.
