Pooja means creating an atmosphere of Divinity and reposing in it!! 

– Sri Sri Ravi Shankar

What is the goal behind pooja & prayers?

Puja is derived from a Sanskrit word meaning “to honor” or “to worship.” Many people practice pujas to strengthen their spiritual and physical lives, by showing their devotion to the Divine.

• Embodying the essence of devotion, reverence, and spiritual connection. Rooted in ancient tradition and enriched by centuries of cultural heritage, puja offers devotees a profound means of communing with the divine and cultivating inner peace and harmony.
• We delve into the sacred ritual of puja, exploring its significance, symbolism, and practical aspects to deepen our understanding of this timeless practice.

Why are poojas important?

• According to me poojas are meant to gain the inner strength, inner power, stability, overcome any kind of obstacle. In this fast paced world I myself take the refuge in poojas. Poojas are base of my life and part of my spiritual journey.
• The system of worship was designed to please a particular deity for obtaining some blessings and rewards. This Puja is for fulfillment of human desires, wants, freedom from sufferings, for off-springs, for marriage, rise in status and position, for health, wealth, and other desires.

What are the benefits of Pooja?

• By doing puja, thoughts and vibrations of spiritual forces are created around us.
• These spiritual forces work to eliminate the negative influences in our life and help surround us with positive energy which can bring us peace of mind, material prosperity and enable us to more clearly touch the Divine, our true nature.