Recurring Poojas (Monthly)

Performed to seek the blessings of Lord Vishnu for prosperity, harmony, happiness, and success in family life.

Performed on Sankashti Chaturthi, the fourth day of the waning moon, to seek Lord Ganesha's blessings for the removal of obstacles, relief from difficulties (sankashta), and success in work that has been stuck or delayed.

Recited on Fridays, the day of the Devi. The thousand names of Lalita Tripurasundari are chanted with kumkum archana to invoke the Mother's protection, prosperity, inner strength and grace over your family.

Performed on Fridays, the day of Goddess Lakshmi. Sri Suktam and the Ashtottara are chanted to invoke wealth, steady income, growth in business, relief from debt, and lasting prosperity in the home.

Performed on Mondays, Pradosham, Mahashivratri, Shravan/Sawan month, or during periods of obstacles, negativity, health concerns, or when seeking Lord Shiva’s blessings and protection.

Performed on Trayodashi during Pradosha Kaal, the auspicious hour and a half before sunset when Lord Shiva is believed to be most gracious. Offered for freedom from doshas and past sins, good health, harmony in marriage and the fulfilment of sincere wishes.

Recited on Thursdays, the day of Lord Vishnu and the Guru. The thousand names of Narayana are chanted with tulsi archana for the protection of the family, health and longevity, peace of mind and freedom from fear.

Performed on Fridays and Ashtami to invoke Goddess Durga. Kumkum archana is offered with the Devi's names for protection from negative energies, victory over difficulties, courage, and the health and well-being of the family.

Observed on every Ekadashi, the eleventh lunar day, considered the most sacred day for the worship of Lord Vishnu. The vrat and pooja are performed to cleanse past karma, purify the body and mind, and seek Narayana's protection for health, peace and spiritual merit.

Offered on Amavasya to your departed forefathers. Water, sesame and darbha are offered in their names so their souls rest in peace, pitru dosha is relieved, and their blessings flow to the living family.

Performed on Tuesdays, the day of Hanuman ji. The Chalisa is recited and Hanuman is worshipped with sindoor and betel leaves for courage, protection from negative forces, strength in difficulty, and relief from Shani-related troubles.

Performed on Saturdays to pacify the nine planets. Each graha is invoked with its own grain, cloth, lamp and mantra to relieve doshas in the horoscope, ease delays in marriage, career and health, and bring stability through difficult planetary periods.