How To Do Vastu Pooja At Home?

Vastu Puja is a Hindu ritual performed to bless a new home or office space. It is performed before moving into the premises to ensure harmony, prosperity, and positive energy flow within the structure. Vastu Puja is traditionally conducted at an auspicious time, determined by an astrologer. Let me share my insights on when to do Vastu pooja.

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Vastu Pooja is performed on special occasions like housewarming ceremonies or when starting a new business. We consulted with a priest to determine the right timing for performing the pooja so I would suggest you do the same. 

The priest explained to us why is Vastu pooja done in detail. This pooja is performed

• To Make Things Peaceful: 

Vastu Pooja helps make homes or offices peaceful by arranging them according to nature's balance.

• To Bring Good Luck: 

By following Vastu rules and doing the puja, people believe they'll attract good luck and wealth.

• To Keep Bad Vibes Away: 

It's also done to keep bad vibes out, making sure everyone living or working there feels happy and positive.

So these are some details on why Vastu Pooja is done and its importance.

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The Vastu Pooja procedure helps in purifying the air in your home or place of business and aligns the stars in your favour. A person can reap numerous benefits from Vastu Shanti Puja by having all of their financial and health issues resolved. It also eliminates the negative consequences of the planets' incorrect positions. Additionally, it supports preserving a positive rapport with family members.

How To Perform Vastu Pooja?

• Placing the toran on the front door is the first step in a Vastu Puja. Planting an auspicious tree comes next. After that, the priest recites the mantras while one takes the Sankalp.

• The head of the household offers the mother earth grains, rice, flowers, and petals during Sankalp. Mango leaves are used to help sprinkle the Gangajal during the Bhumi Abhishinchan.

• With complete devotion and dedication, the havan is performed and prayers are offered. The deity is worshipped and the havan is to be performed in a specific direction. Following the puja, all of the objects used in the ritual are collected into a pit and covered.

A small metal Ganapati, a metal image of Vastu Purush, and a plastic box to bury the Vastu Purush after the puja is required.

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Vastu Shanti Puja is a spiritual and religious activity in which people worship the Vastu Purush, who is considered as the house's Lord, defender, and spirit, and ask for his blessings for happiness and success. People also pay homage to the god of directions, the five aspects of nature, and elements of nature throughout this devotion. If you are wondering about how to do Vastu pooja at home, you should go through the following procedure.

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How to do Vastu Shanti puja at home with proper material?

While beginning the Vastu Puja, create a list of the objects that are required to complete it. Here is the list of things you will need for the Vastu Pooja.

1) Vastu Yantra, Panchagavya, Lord Ganesh Idol

2) Vastu Purusha Photo, Kuladevatha Photo, Kalash

3) Coconut, Darbha Grass, Betel Leaves

4) Rice, Supari, Haldi, Sugar, Milk

5) Honey, Ghee, Kumkum, Incense sticks.

6) Oil, dhoop, Udeed Dal, Lamp

7) Five types of fruits, flowers and sweets. 

The following detailed procedure will guide you about how to do Vastu puja at home:

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1) One day before Vastu Puja, the whole house should be completely cleaned. Arrange a toran, rangoli and flowers at the front of the house.

2) When performing Vastu Puja at home, the man and lady of the house must fast on the day of the Puja and not break it till the Puja is fully completed.

3)The first Lord Ganesha Puja is performed to obtain his blessings for a successful Vastu Shanti Puja.

4) The leader of the family simultaneously recites mantras while offering rice, grains and flowers to Mother Earth.

5) The third phase, Bhoomi Abhishanchan, consists of worshiping the Mother Goddess. Mango leaves are then poured over the holy Ganga water.

6) Pran Prathista Puja includes reciting the holy Vastu Shanti Mantra and giving the Goddess grains, rice and flowers.

7) Aarti is performed and prasad is distributed after the Havan.

8) Finally, the sacred objects used in the Puja are wrapped in cloth and buried in a grave in a house's corner.

I hope this would have given you a clear idea of how to do Vastu pooja at home.