Bhoomi puja

  • In our Hindu Culture, Bhoomi Pujan is evaluated as an important pooja before starting construction over any field. It can be any construction, building a new home, temple, agricultural work, shop, showroom, and more needs Bhoomi Poojan. Perform Bhoomi pooja with good Pandit as it is the starting point of any thing constructed.
  • It is essential to perform Bhoomi pooja to seek the blessings of our Goddess of Earth Bhudevi. The vital samagri utilized in this puja are Red Cotton Cloth, Kalash, Durba Ghaas, Sarvosadhi, Mahosadhi, Mango leaves and many more.

Best Muhurat for Bhoomi Poojan

The Bhoomi pujan before construction can be conducted according to Vastu shastra mainly occurs two times a month. Also, Paush, Baisakh, Phalgun and Margshirsh are said to be the most auspicious months for Bhoomi pooja.

Why is Bhoomi Pujan necessary?

Before the construction of a field, simple Bhoomi puja is required because of its various benefits such as,
●       It is crucial to perform Bhoomi Pooja to remove the negative powers and Vastu dosh from the land.
●       It is a process of taking permission of our Mother of Earth, Bhooma Devi, before commencing construction.
●       The Bhoomi pujan also eliminates any ill outcomes that may arise because of any wrong deeds done by the land’s previous owner.

Benefits Of Bhoomi Puja:

  • Performing this puja removes the negative energies and invokes positive energies in the place where the construction is happening.
  • Ensures that the construction of the building goes smoothly and prevents untimely incidents.
  • Bhoomi puja ensures blessings and protection from Mother Earth for the well-being of the occupants who will move into the building.
  • Bhoomi puja mitigates and removes Vastu Dosh present in the construction site.

Book Pandit for Bhoomi Puja. Panditji will bring all the Puja Samagri. All the Pandits are well experienced and studied from Vedic Pathshala.

Process of performing Bhoomi Pooja

●       Swasti mantra ucharan
●       Vighnaharta Ganpati Pujan
●       Sarvamangal Pujan
●       Sampoorna Badha Nivaran puja
●       Shantimanorath Pujan