Prosperity and new projects
Ceremonies traditionally requested when launching an activity, starting a new chapter, or expressing gratitude and abundance.
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Authentic pujas and yajnas performed in India
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Experience
A transmitted tradition and a long ritual practice
35+
years of experience
100,000+
Jyotish analyses
500,000+
yajnas performed
International
services available worldwide
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Choose according to your intention
Four great families of ceremonies
Each family gathers rituals traditionally associated with a type of intention. If you are unsure, we will guide you.
Protection and inner peace
Rituals associated in the tradition with contemplation, inner courage and support through demanding periods.
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Jyotish and planetary harmonisation
Rituals linked to the grahas, the planets of Vedic astrology, and to the traditional practice of upaya.
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Life milestones and blessings
Ceremonies traditionally accompanying a birthday, a birth, a wedding, a move or the beginning of a new cycle.
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The most frequently requested rituals
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Homa — fire ritual
Ganapati Homa
Fire ritual traditionally performed before a new beginning, a new activity or an important transition.
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Yajna — major Vedic ceremony
Navagraha Shanti Yajna
Yajna dedicated to the nine grahas of Jyotish, requested as part of a harmonisation and upaya approach.
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Yajna — recitation and fire offerings
Maha Mrityunjaya Yajna
Yajna centred on the Maha Mrityunjaya mantra, traditionally associated with inner peace and courage.
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Abhisheka and yajna
Rudrabhishek with Rudra Yajna
Ritual ablution of the Shiva Lingam accompanied by the recitation of the Rudram and a traditional yajna.
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Havan — offerings into the fire
Shri Suktam Havan
Havan based on the recitation of the Shri Suktam, the Vedic hymn addressed to Lakshmi.
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Yajna — fire ritual
Lakshmi Kubera Yajna
Yajna combining Lakshmi and Kubera, requested in an approach of rightful prosperity and gratitude.
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Choose a ceremony, or simply describe your intention.
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Complete the contact form, with no commitment.
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We discuss your request with you to clarify it.
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The sankalpa and arrangements are prepared with the pandits in India.
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The ceremony is performed in India and a follow-up can be arranged.
Guidance
A direct link between Europe and India
- We inform, explain and guide you in clear language.
- Ceremonies are organised in India with Vedic pandits.
- Human support, with no online payment.
- Arrangements shared during a private discussion.
- Your sankalpa is recited by name during the ritual.
- A report is sent to you after the ceremony.
Find the right ritual
An upaya for every life situation
Tell us which situation concerns you: we point you to the ceremony and the mantras the tradition associates with that kind of request.
Freedom from debtFinancial growthWork and careerBusiness and tradeMarriage and unionChildren and lineageShani periodsRahu and KetuFamily harmonyProtection from the evil eyeMental peaceHealth and vitalityStudies and focusLuck and opportunitiesDisputes and court matters
Suggestions are based on traditional beliefs. They do not replace medical, legal or financial advice.
Vedic knowledge
Mantras, texts and calendar explained simply
These points are explained to you directly during the preliminary discussion, according to your request: this site does not host an online library.
Mantras and stotras
Traditional mantras, their meaning, the method of recitation and the context in which they are used.
Vedas, Puranas and Sanskrit
Clear landmarks for reading the founding texts of the sanatana tradition, explained simply.
Panchang and Jyotish
Tithi, muhurta and planetary positions: the calendar landmarks used to choose a date.
Daily puja and sadhana
Simple daily practices at home, before or after a ceremony performed in India.
Understanding the rituals
Three landmarks to approach the Vedic tradition
The essentials in a few lines; we are happy to answer your questions during the discussion.
Good to know
What is a puja?
The meaning of Vedic worship, its gestures, and what it represents for the person requesting it.
Good to know
Puja, Homa, Havan and Yajna
The concrete differences between these four terms, often used interchangeably.
Good to know
What is a sankalpa?
The formulation of intention, at the heart of every Vedic ceremony performed for a person.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about pujas performed in India
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