Pujas

Goddess Lakshmi is known as the goddess of wealth, prosperity, and fortune. Lord Ganesh is known as Vignaharta (the one who removes the hurdles). It is believed that worshipping Lord Ganesh helps in removing obstacles, clearing the path for blessings of Goddess Lakshmi's blessings to flow. 

Kaal Sarp dosh in literal meaning, Kaal means "Time", Sarp means "Snake" and dosh means "Fault or Problem". When all the seven planets come between Rahu and Ketu, kaal sarp dosh occurs in person's birth chart. These two grah "Rahu" and "Ketu" are represent the "Snake head" and "Tail". It is beleived that Kaal sarp dosh can bring various problems like financial, health issue and hurdles in career. To get protection from Kaal sarp dosh's negative effect it's necessary to perform puja.

Aarati is a ritual of worship that involves offering light to deities. The word "Aarti" is derived from the Sanskrit term "Aratrika," which means offering light or lamps.

The name of Maha, meaning “great,” Mrityun, meaning “death,” and Jaya, meaning “victory.” As such, it may be translates as the “great death-conquering" mantra. The Maha Mrityunjay Jaap Puja is a sacred ritual centered around the chanting of the Maha Mrityunjay Mantra. it is also known as Rudra Mantra which is chanted for various purposes like protection, good health and overcoming the fear of death. This mantra is a powerful invocation to Lord Shiva. The Maha Mrityunjay Jap involves repeating jaap and mantras several times.

In the Natvar Shrungar Lord Krishna will be worshiped. Lord Krishna is commonly depicted wearing garments that reflect his divine nature and pastoral origins. Offering this types of garments in the form of Shrungar is counted to be very auspicious.

 Rudra Abhishek is a Vedic ritual of worshipping Lord Shiva. Rudra Abhishek is done by bathing the Lord Shiva by pouring over the milk or Panchamrit on Shiv Ling along with chanting the name and mantras. Rudra Abhishek is done to make lord shiva happy.

Vedic astrology has a set of twenty-seven Nakshatras. These Nakshatras are known as Janm Nakshatra or birth stars. The Vedic birth-star list starts with Ashwini star and ends with Revati as the 27th star. Nakshatra Shanti puja is performed to get protection from the negative effects of Mahadasha and seek blessings from the Nakshatra Devatas.

"Nitya" means "Daily" and "Puja" means ritualistic worship. Nitya Puja involves various rituals, prayers and offerings. Nitya Puja is considered an essential practice for the devotees, as it fosters spiritual discipline, devotion, and a sense of connection with the divine.

The term "Vishesh Shringar" means "special adornment" and signifies the beautification of the Karni Mata. The goddess Karni is considered a symbol of women's power. During the Shringar puja, things like poshak, fruits, dry Fruits and other Shringar are offered to the Goddess Karni. Decorating the mother is like beautifying her femininity. Performing this puja at the Karni Mata Temple is very encouraging.