Ganesh Gauri Puja

Godness Lakshmi  Symbolizes wealth, prosperity, and abundance. Worshipping her is believed to attract material and spiritual wealth into one’s life. And lord Ganesha is Known as Vighnaharta, or the remover of obstacles. Invoked at the beginning of all rituals to ensure success and eliminate challenges. Lakshmi Ganesh Pujan is a  ritual performed to seek the blessings of Goddess Lakshmi, the deity of wealth and prosperity, and Lord Ganesha, the remover of obstacles and the god of wisdom. This puja is commonly conducted during auspicious occasions, especially Diwali, and is believed to bring prosperity, success, and harmony.

 He is also known as Vighnharta which means destroyer of the hurdles. Laghu Ganesha Yagna is a Vedic fire ritual dedicated to Lord Ganesha, the god of wisdom, intelligence and obstacle remover. "Laghu" means "small" or "simple", indicating that this yagna is a less elaborate version than the grand Ganesha rituals. Lord Ganesh is the son of Lord Mahadev and Goddess Parvat. Despite its simplicity, the Laghu Ganesha Yagna is powerful and spiritually significant.

Lord Ganesha is known as the God of wealth and knowledge. Worshipping Lord Ganesh removes all kinds of problems so he is also known as "Vighnaharta". Lord Ganesha is the younger son of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. It is also said that to start any work puja of Lord Ganesh is to be done. Gangasagar is the best place to perform this puja.

The word Naivedyam comes from Nivedana, which means ‘to offer’"Naivedyam" is a Sanskrit term used to refer to the food offered to deities during worship. After the offering of bhog to Goddess is done it is distributed as prasad  It is believed that performing this Naivedyam ritual in Mahurgad is the best way of expressing devotation to the Goddess. 

Gangotri Ganga Puja is a religious ritual that involves the worship of the sacred river Ganga. The Ganga River is considered a holy river and it is believed that taking a dip in the Ganga will purify your soul. This puja is performed on the ghat of Ganga. The worship of Maa Ganga is one of the most important rituals in Hinduism. It is believed that Maa Ganga has the power to wash away any sin of any person.

Vishisht Abhishek Puja is a ritual that is performed to honour and worship Lord Ganesh. The ritual is believed to purify and energize the deity as well as the devotees who participate in it. Vishist abhishek puja in Ganpatipule is a way of expressing faith towards the deity. This puja is a very powerful and meaningful ritual that connects the devotees with the divine.

Panchopchar Puja is a ritual of expressing devotion and seeking blessing where five elements are worshipped on the Shivlings. All these five things have their importance. These five elements are Gandha - sandalwood, Pushpa - flowers, Dhupa - incense, Dipa - Lamp, Naivedhya - food and water. The Panchopchar ritual is done on special occasions like festivals. Performing this puja in Ganpatipule is very auspicious.

Nivedyam is a type of puja where the meaning of Nivedyam is food offered to the deity. Offering Nivedam is the most important part of worshipping and a way to seek the blessings of Ganeshji. Lord Ganesha is known as "Vighnaharta". The main purpose of worshipping Lord Ganesha in Ganpatipule is to remove all kinds of problems from the life of the devotees.

Lord Ganesha the son of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati is worshipped in the new beginnings. Worshipping him can clear the way for the continued path resulting in success in everything that we start in life. Mahapuja Nevidhuyam in Ganpatipule is done for the welfare of the devotee with mantras, prayers and pujas.