Ganesh Gauri Puja

The word 'Griha' in Sanskrit means house, and 'Pravesh' means entering. Griha pravesh is a Traditional religious ceremony that marks the entry or griha pravesh into a new home. It is performed during an auspicious time according to astrology. The right time is important to ensure prosperity and good fortune in the new home. Pandit ji usually performs a puja in the house, seeking blessings from the gods for peace, prosperity and happiness in the new home.

Ganesh Gauri puja is dedicated to Lord Ganesh and Goddess Gauri. Lord Ganesh is the son of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. He is known as Vighnharta that is destroyer of the obstacles. It s believed that Gooddess Gauri is an incarnation of Goddess Parvati. Goddess Gauri symbolizes prosperity and wisdom. Performing this puja helps the devotes to seek blessing from Lord Ganesh and Goddess Gauri. 

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.

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Lord Ganesh is a son of Lord Mahadev and Goddess Parvati and 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. Despite its simplicity, the Laghu Ganesha Yagna is powerful and spiritually significant.

Ganesh Yagna and 1008 Laddu is held in Mahemdavad & have significance for devotees. Lord Ganesh is revered as the remover of obstacles and the god of beginnings. It is believed that one of the favourite sweets of Lord Ganesh is Laddu. 

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. 

The word  "Atharvashirsha" is an auspicious path dedicated to Lord Ganesh. The Word "Athrvashirsh" is a Sanskrit word the word "Atharva" means referring to the Atharva Veda and "Shirsha" means head. 21 Ganesh Avartan puja is performed in Siddhtek & it is believed that "Athrvashirsh" was written by the sage Atharva. During the puja abhishek is done on Lord Ganesh.

Lord Ganesh is known as God of wisdom and good fortune. Lord Ganesh is also known as "Vighnaharta" which means he frees people from life's troubles and hurdles.  Ganesh Yaag is a ritual dedicated to Lord Ganesh. Ganesh Yaag s a ritual considered an important part of Ganesh Upasana.  This yagya Vidhi involves auspicious things offering into fire and pujan vidhi of Lord Ganesh and Navagraha. In this Yaag Ganesh Atharvashirsha path is also recited. Performing this yaag could be very beneficial to devotees.