Bhumi Pujan is the practise of offering prayers to Mother Earth, and other natural elements before beginning construction or land tilling activities for agricultural purposes. The foundation stone is also laid during Bhumi Pujan. Before drilling, digging, or tilling land, the approval of Mother Earth and the Gods is sought, and the endeavour begins with the symbolic placing of the foundation stone.
Bhumi Pujan is also performed to ask forgiveness from underground dwelling entities. They may be harmed unintentionally during building work, or they may be displaced as a result of it.
Bhumi Pujan Vidhi
Detailed Vidhi may vary from one place to the next. The following steps, however, are more or less included in the rites.
Bhumi Pujan location must be determined, and it must be cleaned in morning after a bath. Gangajal should only be used for washing and purification.
Ceremonies must be performed by a skilled priest, as they will necessitate his competence and command of mantras. A priest's presence is also required to remove Vastu dosha and negative energies that could cause problems during building.
Priest normally looks north, and the person in charge of the puja usually faces east.
Bhumi Pujan, like any other puja, begins with prayers to Lord Ganesha, who is known as Vighnaharta, or Obstacle Remover. To avoid any obstacles that would obstruct the project's progress, Lord Ganesha's blessings are sought.
A lamp made of oil or ghee is lit.
An idol of the snake god and a Kalash are worshipped after asking Lord Ganesha's blessings.
It is stated that by seeking the blessings of the serpent God (who resides in Patala Loka), one can please him and obtain his permission to commence construction.
Water, milk, curd, ghee, and honey are added to the Kalash and worshipped as offerings to the Snake God in some religions. A Kalash loaded with water, mango leaves, and a coconut on its neck is venerated in different traditions. Goddess Lakshmi, the Goddess of Prosperity, is represented in this way.
(A tiny section of the ground is dug to lay the foundation stone or brick.)
Flowers, akshat (raw rice mixed with turmeric), turmeric, sandalwood paste, vermillion, incense sticks, kalava (holy thread), fruits, paan, supari, sweets, and other offerings are made in a specific order while sacred mantras and hymns are spoken.
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Religious rituals are organized from time to time by Pandit Shri Shyam Vyas.
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Introduction: Gaya is holy city of India which is known as Gaya Dham, Gayaji Dham, Gaya Keshtriya, Moksha Dham of .
As per Gayapuran - Gaya is named after the name of Gayasur the son of the famous Tripurasur, Prabhbati was the name of Gayasur's mother.Location: Gaya is situated at bank of Falgu river, It's on Longitude - 84.4 to 85.5 Degree towards East, Latitude - 24.5 to 25.10 Degree towards North, Gaya district has boundry Jehanabad in North, Chatra District of Jharkhand in South, Nawada District in East and Aurangabad District in west.Importance: Gaya was so holy that he had the power to absolve the sins of those who touched him or looked at him; after his death many people have flocked to Gaya to perform Shraddha sacrifices on his body to absolve the sins of their ancestors.
Gods and goddesses had promised to live on Gayasur's body after he died, and the hilltop protuberances of Gaya are surrounded by temples to various gods and goddesses.our main services are:-pind daan in gayapandit for pind daan in gayaPitra Paksha Mela : Pitra Paksha is auspicious days for Pind daan or 7days, 5days, 3days or 1days amawasya with krishana paksh in any month but it can be done all days in year.
Pitra Paksh is celebrate in Krishna Paksh of Aswin month.How to reach: Gaya is well conected from all major city by Indian Railway, Roadways services from Patna, Ranchi, Kolkata, Jamshedpur & Varanasi.
Also Indian Airlines is available from Kolkata daily services.phone no.
9973734777website url - http://gayadham.com/email id- [email protected]
Pandit Kaushik Vijay Akolkar live in trimbakeshwar.
This site is also known from the origin of Godavari river which is the longest river in Peninsular India.
Tirthraj Kushavtar is considered to be the symbolic origin of the river Godavari and is sacred to Hindus in the form of a holy bathing place.
On this occasion, Nanasaheb Peshwezi constructed the Trimbakeshwar temple in Hemad Panthhi style.our main services are :-pandit in trimbakeshwarkaal sarp dosh puja in trimbakeshwar217 feet from the south-north.
This temple is east-facing and is surrounded by the strong walls of stone with four arms.
Five golden kalas on the highest peak of the temple.
