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99Panditji offers easy online Pandit Ji booking for all your puja needs. Connect with experienced Panditjis online for hassle-free and personalized religious ceremonies.

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Greetings to 99Panditji, a top solution and trusted pandit booking platform for connecting with experienced and well-versed pandits. You can book the puja online anytime, anywhere with us.

Whether you are planning to organize puja, havan, jaap, marriage ceremonies, post-death rituals, and more at your home, book a pandit from us in just easy steps.

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Vedic Rituals on the Banks of Maa Ganga

Vedic rituals represent a rich tapestry of ancient religious ceremonies and practices rooted in the revered texts known as the Vedas. These rituals hold profound significance in our Sanatan Dharma, guiding us through life’s milestones from birth to death. For millennia, these traditions have been integral to Hindu spirituality, imparting a touch of divinity to every occasion.

Central to these practices is the Vedic Pooja, a traditional worship involving prayers, offerings, and rituals. It serves as a means to express gratitude and seek blessings from the divine during significant events. From the Chhathi Ceremony to Annaprashana and Shraddha, various rituals are conducted through rituals like Havan, Yagna, Shiva Abhishek, and Godaan.

Why Perform Rituals?

In today’s age of lavish celebrations, there’s a yearning for deeper fulfillment beyond momentary glamour. Vedic rituals offer a path to inner peace and enduring blessings. While modern celebrations may bring temporary fame and expenditure, they often lack the inner satisfaction and peace that Vedic practices provide. When starting something new, we often seek an auspicious day to ensure success. Even during the birth of Lord Rama, all celestial signs were favorable:

“जोग लगन ग्रह बार तिथि सकल भए अनुकूल। चर अरु अचर हर्षजुत राम जनम सुखमूल।।”

This verse highlights the importance of aligning with cosmic forces for favorable outcomes.

A Commitment to Sacred Traditions

At Shree Krishnayan Desi Gauraksha, our dedicated team of Vedic Brahmins meticulously performs these rituals, drawing from deep knowledge of Shastra, Vedas, and Puranas. Beginning their day with Japa and Yagya at dawn, they uphold the sanctity of Tirth, ensuring that every good deed bears manifold fruits. This approach not only revitalizes ancient customs but also brings inner peace and lasting satisfaction, resonating with the essence of our spiritual heritage.

Experience Vedic Rituals on the Banks of Maa Ganga

Perform Vedic rituals with Shree Krishnayan Gaurakshashala on the banks of Maa Ganga in Haridwar. Our yagya mandap hosts various ceremonies like Yagyas, Pujas, Shivabhishek, and Japas performed by Vedic Brahmins. These rituals bring peace and blessings into your life. Our gaushala, home to over 22,000 desi cows, is managed by saints who distribute milk and products free to saints, tapasvis, gausewaks, and ashrams. Join us online or in person for rituals like Gaudan and Shivabhishek to achieve success in studies, careers, and personal life.

What We Do:

Online Shiv Abhishek: Performed by Vedic Brahmins on the bank of Maa Ganga in Rishikesh, a place nestled in the foothills of the Himalayas, watched over by Kedarnath and Neelkanth Mahadev. Lord Shiva, known as Ashutosh, is easily pleased and grants wishes, as mentioned:

“आसुतोष तुम्ह अवढर दानी। आरति हरहु दीन जनु जानी।।”

Lord Shiv Abhishek removes all life hurdles and fulfills dreams. In the Ramcharitmanas, Lord Rama emphasizes the importance of performing Shiv Abhishek with Gangajal:

“जो गंगाजलु आनि चढ़ाइहि। सो साजुज्य मुक्ति नर पाइहि।”

Online Yagya: Our scriptures, including the Vedas and Puranas, are filled with various types of Yagya like Putresthi, Kamesthi Yagya, etc., that fulfill wishes and remove obstacles. For these Yagyas to be effective, the Havish must be pure, the mantras correctly pronounced by Vedic Brahmins, and all rituals conducted with proper attire and lifestyle. The ghee used should be from desi cows, which is rare today. At Krishnayan, we ensure adherence to these procedures for maximum benefits to the Yajman.

Annadanam: Feed Brahmins, saints, tapasvis, and beggars on your auspicious day. They are served proper food in your name. Many hidden saints and tapaswis in Haridwar/Rishikesh may partake in your Bhandara and bless you.

Gaugrass: With 33 crore deities residing in our Gaumata, feeding her means offering to these divine beings. At Shree Krishnayan Gauraksha, we care for over 22,000 destitute desi cows, providing them with food, shelter, and comprehensive care.

Online Godaan: A Vedic Brahmin will perform an online Godaan ceremony on your behalf at our gaushala. This ritual, conducted according to Vedic scriptures, involves donating a cow, which will be milked and the products shared with saints and tapasvis throughout its life. Performing Godaan on the banks of Maa Ganga purifies the donor, frees them from sins, fulfills their Sankalp, and aids in attaining the highest state of eternal bliss.

Join us at Shree Krishnayan Gaurakshashala for these sacred rituals, and experience the profound peace and blessings that come with participating in these timeless traditions.

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Vedic Astrology : Daily Panchang – April 1st, 2024

Daily Panchang – April 1st, 2024 Samvat 2080, Chaitra Month of hindu calendar, 7th day – Saptami, Krishna Paksha. Nakshtra at the time of Sun rise in Moola Nakshtra till 23:11 Hrs (IST), and Moon will move in Continue reading Vedic Astrology : Daily Panchang – April 1st, 2024

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Get the Natural Pooja Products At Your Home. We sell online Pooja Products like Chandan Tika, Metal Shiner, Chandan Kesar, Kapoor, Chameli Oil, Sindoor, Kumkum(Roli), Havan Samagri, Loban and Puja Kits etc. Our Puja Products line offers a wide range of items to enhance your daily prayers.

Puja is a Sanskrit term that refers to the act of worship, reverence, and adoration of a divine being or deity. It is a fundamental practice in Hinduism, and it involves the use of various rituals, offerings, and mantras to connect with the divine and seek blessings.

Puja is typically performed in temples, homes, and other sacred places, and it can be done by individuals or groups. The ritual involves setting up an altar or shrine, which may include images, statues, or other representations of the deity being worshipped. The altar is decorated with flowers, incense, and other puja items.

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Vedic Rituals at the Bank of Maa Ganga: A Pathway to Inner Peace and Divine Blessings

Vedic rituals are an ancient and profound set of religious ceremonies rooted in the Vedas, the oldest and most revered scriptures in Hinduism. These rituals have been integral to Hindu religious and spiritual traditions for thousands of years and continue to be performed in various forms in modern times. They add a touch of spirituality to special events, transforming ordinary moments into sacred experiences.

Why Perform Vedic Rituals?

In today’s world, we often celebrate special occasions like birthdays, anniversaries, and other milestones with lavish parties and extravagant spending. While these celebrations provide momentary pleasure and social recognition, they often lack the depth of inner peace and lasting fulfillment. Engaging in Vedic rituals, on the other hand, offers a profound sense of spiritual satisfaction and divine blessings.

When we start something new or celebrate significant events, we seek auspiciousness and success. Just as the celestial alignment during Lord Rama’s birth brought joy and prosperity, performing Vedic rituals can align our lives with positive cosmic energies. This ancient tradition is still practiced today, with many families beginning their day with good deeds like offering the first roti to Gaumata, feeding beggars, or donating to temples.

The Significance of Vedic Rituals

In ancient times, people marked special occasions by feeding beggars, saints, and performing poojas, yagya, and godaan (cow donation). These acts of charity and devotion were believed to remove obstacles and bring divine blessings for a brighter future. Unfortunately, many have forgotten these traditions, leading to unrest and dissatisfaction in their lives.

Shree Krishnayan Desi Gauraksha is dedicated to reviving these ancient practices, meticulously performing rituals that provide inner peace and satisfaction. Our team of Vedic Brahmins, with deep knowledge of Shastra, Ved, and Purana, begin their day with Japa and Yagya at 4 AM and continue these activities throughout the day. Our scriptures say that good deeds performed in Tirth (sacred places) bear manifold fruits.

What We Do

At Shree Krishnayan Desi Gauraksha, we offer a range of Vedic rituals performed on the banks of Maa Ganga in Haridwar and Rishikesh:

Online Shiv Abhishek: Performed by Vedic Brahmins at the foothills of the Himalayas, this ritual involves worshipping Lord Shiva, known as Ashutosh, who is easily pleased and grants wishes. Shiv Abhishek removes life hurdles and fulfills dreams. The ritual is performed with Gangajal, and its significance is highlighted in the Ramcharitmanas, where Lord Rama performs Shiv Abhishek.

Online Yagya: Our Shastra, Ved, and Puran are filled with different types of Yagya, like Putresthi and Kamesthi, which fulfill wishes and remove obstacles. For a Yagya to bear fruit, the Havish (offerings) must be pure, and the mantras must be pronounced correctly by Vedic Brahmins. We ensure all elements, including the use of desi cow ghee, adhere to these standards, so the Yajman (ritual performer) reaps the full benefits.

Annadanam: On your special day, you can feed Brahmins, saints, tapasvis, and beggars. They are served proper food in your name, and many hidden saints and tapasvis in Haridwar/Rishikesh may partake in your Bhandara (feast) and bless you.

Gaugrass: Feeding Gaumata is equivalent to offering devotion to 33 crore deities. At Shree Krishnayan Gauraksha, home to over 18,000 destitute desi cows, your offerings ensure these cows are fed, sheltered, and cared for in all respects.

Online Godaan: A Vedic Brahmin will perform an online Godaan on your special day. The cow donated on your behalf will be milked and fed to saints and tapasvis throughout its life. This act, performed on the banks of Maa Ganga, purifies and frees you from all sins, fulfills your Sankalp (resolve), and helps you attain eternal bliss.

Embrace the Divine

By participating in these Vedic rituals, you can transform your special occasions into moments of deep spiritual significance. Shree Krishnayan Desi Gauraksha offers a unique opportunity to reconnect with ancient traditions and receive the manifold blessings of the divine. Let us help you create a sacred atmosphere of devotion and inner peace, ensuring that your celebrations are not just memorable but also spiritually fulfilling.

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