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What is Vastu Shanti Pooja? Vastu Shanti Pooja is a sacred Hindu ritual performed to purify a new home, office, or building before moving in. It seeks blessings from Vastu Purush (the deity of directions and architecture) and other divine forces to bring peace, prosperity, and positive energy into the space. This pooja is essential for neutralizing negative energies and aligning the environment with cosmic forces. Why Perform Vastu Shanti Pooja? Eliminates Negative Energy: Removes any doshas (flaws) caused by improper Vastu alignment. Invokes Divine Blessings: Seeks the grace of Vastu Purush, Lord Ganesha, and other deities. Enhances Prosperity: Creates a positive environment for wealth, health, and happiness. Spiritual Protection: Acts as a shield against unseen negative influences. How is Vastu Shanti Pooja Performed? Ganesh Puja: The ritual begins with prayers to Lord Ganesha to remove obstacles. Kalash Sthapana: A sacred water pot (kalash) is placed with coconut and mango leaves, representing divine presence. Navagraha Havan: A fire ritual (havan) is conducted to appease the nine planetary deities. Vastu Purush Invocation: Special mantras are chanted to honor Vastu Purush. Dikpalak Puja: The deities of the ten directions (Dikpalas) are worshipped for protection. Havan (Fire Ceremony): Offerings like ghee, herbs, and grains are made into the sacred fire for purification. Prasad Distribution: The ritual concludes with the distribution of blessed offerings to participants. Best Time to Perform Vastu Shanti Pooja The pooja is best performed on auspicious dates, often chosen based on astrology and lunar cycles. Common occasions include: Before moving into a new house. After renovation or reconstruction. Before starting a new business in a new office space. Items Required for Vastu Shanti Pooja Idol of Lord Ganesha Kalash (sacred pot) Coconut, mango leaves, and betel leaves Navagraha Samagri (ritual ingredients for planetary worship) Ghee, honey, and sacred herbs for Havan Flowers, fruits, and sweets for offerings