Yagya / Shanti Havan
About This Pooja
Yagya / Shanti Havan is a sacred Vedic ritual in which offerings are made into the holy fire while chanting traditional Vedic mantras. This ceremony is performed to seek divine blessings for peace, positivity, prosperity, and spiritual well-being in the home and family. Shanti Havan is traditionally conducted to pray for mental peace, family harmony, and divine grace. The ceremony includes Sankalp, Ganesh Puja, Kalash Sthapana, Navgraha Puja, Agni Sthapana, Vedic Mantra Jaap, Havan Ahuti, Purnahuti, Shanti Path, and Aarti. The Pandit Ji performs the complete Yagya and Havan according to traditional Vedic rituals.
Pooja Samagri Overview
Havan Kund, mango wood, samidha, havan samagri, ghee, barley, sesame seeds, akshat (rice), Navgraha samagri, camphor, sandalwood, roli, kumkum, flowers, garland, coconut, betel leaves, supari, fruits, sweets, Kalash, mango leaves, incense, diya, and other essential puja items.
Important Note
The exact puja vidhi, mantra jaap count, samagri, and duration may vary according to family traditions, the purpose of the Yagya, and the Pandit Ji's guidance.
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