Pujas

The Pitru dosh word is a combination of two words "Pitru" which means forefather and "Dosh" means imbalance in person's Kundali. Pitru dosh occurs when Rahu and Ketu are both misplaced in a person's birth chart and sometimes this dosh occurs when the soul of the ancestors is not satisfied. To get rid of this dosh one must perform rituals.  It is a person's duty to respect and make donations to satisfy their ancestors.

Badrinath is known as one of the four dhams in Hindu religion. As the location is linked with Lord Vishnu it is counted as a very auspicious site for performing rituals that ensure the peace to the ansectors. So, the devotees prefer Badrinath as very beneficial for the rituals like Shradh, Pind Daan and Tarpan as it benefits them the most.

Sahastravartan pujas and mantras are performed to take Lord Ganesha's blessings and seek his guidance before starting any new beginnings, Sahasrtravartan puja is one of the performing pujas in Ganpatipule. Shastra means "Thousand". This puja involves 1000 names of Lord Ganesha. In this puja, an image of Lord Ganesha is worshipped. Pujari performs by using 1000 names of Lord Ganesha.

This puja performed at this Alaknanda River is very beneficial to devotees. Abhishek is a Sanskrit word Abhishek means sprinkling. Abhishek puja is a ritual in which devotees offer various things to the God. In this ritual, devotees offer things like Tulsi, Water, and Flowers to the Goddess. 

The "Shodshopachar" word is a combination of two words "Shod" means sixteen and "Upchar" means offerings. In this ritual, Lord Shiva is worshipped with all sixteen rituals along with chanting of Pauranik Mantras during the puja.  It is believed that worshipping Lord Shiva in Kedarnath by offering all 16 things while chanting mantras is known as Shodshopachar puja.

The Atharvashirsha is a Vedic prayer dedicated to Lord Ganesha. Atharvashirsha is a Sanskrit word & the Ganesh Atharvashirsha 1 Avartan occurs in Morgaon. Atharvashirsha was founded in Atharva Veda. It is believed that the Atharvashirsha path was written by Rishi Atharva. 

Lord Ganesh is the son of Lord Mahadeva and Goddess Parvati. Lord Ganesh is the Lord of fortune and he is also known as "Vighanharta". "Atharvashirsha" is a word derived from the Sanskrit language. It is believed that the Atrhvashirsh path was written by Athrva Rishi and this path is dedicated to Lord Ganesh. In the Atharvashirsh 1000 Avartan Puja reciting the Athrvashirsha path is very beneficial for devotees in Morgaon.  

Morgaon hosts the Ganesh Atharvashirsha 11 Avartan Puja. Lord Ganesh is the son of Goddess Parvati and Lord Shiva. Ganapati Atharvashirsha is a Sanskrit text and Upanishad of Atharva veda. The Atharvashirsha part is dedicated to the Lord Ganesha. Atharvashirsha was written by the sage Atharva. Lord Ganesha is the God of knowledge and wisdom. Lord Ganesh also known as Vighnaharta means destroyer of all kinds of obstacles. Chanting mantras of Atharvashisha is very beneficial to the devotees.

Lord Ganesh is the God of fortune and he is also known as Vighnharta remover of obstacles. The God of the Shami plant is worshipped at Morgaon during the 1000 Shami Arpan Puja, which is regarded as extremely significant and auspicious. This tree is particularly close to Lord Ganesh. Shami's plan is known as a symbol of success. Shami leaves are offered to Lord Ganesh to seek his blessings for victory in new endeavours and help to remove obstacles.