Economy- 2 pandits + Puja Samagries for 108 mantras (Ganpati mantra, Riddhi mantra and Siddhi mantras)
Standard - 4 pandits + puja Samagries for 1008 mantras.
Premium - 5 Pandits + Puja Samagries+ sangeet path + Mahamrityunjay Japa + maga pooja + navgrah Aarti for 8*1008 mantras.
Economy- 2 pandits + Puja Samagries for 108 mantras (Ganpati mantra, Riddhi mantra and Siddhi mantras)
Standard - 4 pandits + puja Samagries for 1008 mantras.
Premium - 5 Pandits + Puja Samagries+ sangeet path + Mahamrityunjay Japa + maga pooja + navgrah Aarti for 8*1008 mantras.
In Hindu mythology, one of the most renowned and most worshipped God, popularly known as Ganapati and Vinayaka, is Lord Ganesh. Universally Ganesha is known as the Vighnaharta ( obstacle remover) who is the benefactor of arts and sciences and deva of knowledge and wisdom. He is worshipped at the onset of rituals and pooja as Ganesha is the lord of beginnings. Before commencing anything auspicious in life, we always pray to Lord Ganesha. Even though Lord Ganesha was so adorable, brilliant and very strong, but he had to face difficulties in finding a suitable wife for himself. Two good looking women named Riddhi and Siddhi were created by Lord Brahma and were married to Lord Ganesha. That was how Lord Ganesha got married. Riddhi symbolises abundance and wealth whereas Siddhi symbolises intellect and spirituality. The three morals Buddhi, Riddhi and Siddhi are often associated with the lord Ganesha.
Benefits of Riddhi Siddhi Puja
This pooja denotes that the wives will always remain soul mate of their husbands and support them always. This pooja blesses the native with abundance, success and prosperity in career. Whether it's a new job, promotion or change in career, this pooja guides the native to fulfil his wishes and the gives the strength to move forward. If anyone is going through a problem in business or job then worshipping Lord Ganesha eradicates the difficulties and gives them abundance and intelligence.
The puja will include
Anujnaa, Aachamanam, Navgrah Sthapan, Agni Sthapan, Invocation of all Gods and Godesses, Navgrah Mantra Japa ( one mala for each planet), Vighneshwara pooja, Lord Shiva Sthapan, Goddess Parvati Sthapan, Goddess Riddhi Sthapan, Goddess Siddhi Sthapan, Pranayama and Sankalpam Kalasa Shuddhi. The Dikpaalaka pooja along with the Panchopachara pooja also being performed for the God, Mahamrityunjay jaap, Homam with havan Samagri, worshipping and energising Vighnaharta Ganesha yantra, Purnahuti, Aarti, offerings for Grah Shanti and prasad to Brahmins.
Client can choose from the following options :
Economy - 2 pandits + Puja Samagries for 108 mantras (Ganpati mantra, Riddhi mantra and Siddhi mantras)
Standard - 4 pandits + puja Samagries for 1008 mantras.
Premium - 5 Pandits + Puja Samagries+ sangeet path + Mahamrityunjay Japa+ maga pooja + navgrah Aarti for 8*1008 mantras.
The prasadam of this Pooja will be sent to the client through courier.
Performing Ganapati ridhi sidhi puja at home is one of the best ways to get rid of all the negative energies in your house. It is also a way to make your home more beautiful and peaceful. The best thing about it is that it also helps to bring good luck to you and your family.
During the Ganapati Ridhi Sidhi Pooja, one can see Lord Ganesha in many different forms. In some instances, he is portrayed as a big and powerful elephant with a long trunk. On other occasions, he is shown as a small and gentle rat. Regardless of how he is portrayed, he is a very popular deity in Hinduism. He is also a savior of the cycle of birth and death.
In addition to being a savior, Ganesha also represents intellect and wisdom. He is often seen carrying prayer beads and a tray of sweets. He is also known for his generosity. He is usually accompanied by a mouse or a rat.
The most well-known story about Ganesha is taken from the Shiva Purana. He had a very long fight with Shiva. This is why Ganesha has the name 'Gajanand', which means son of Shiva'.
During the Ganapati ridhi sidhi pooja, people worship Lord Ganesha with two wives. In the Hindu religion, Ganesha is associated with concepts of prosperity and intellect.
Lord Ganesha's marriage is described in the Shiva Purana. It is believed that Lord Brahma created two daughters for Ganesha. One was Riddhi, who is associated with the goddess of wealth and intelligence, and the other was Siddhi, who is associated with the goddess of spiritual power.
According to the Shiva Purana, Ganesha's marriage to Riddhi and Siddhi took place without hindrance. According to another story, even Ganesha had trouble finding a wife.
Ganesha had two sons. The sons were Labh and Shubh. Labh is associated with the goddess of wealth and profit, and Shubh is the son of the goddess of spiritual power, Riddhi.
During the nine-day Ganesh Utsav, the worship of Ganesha takes place. He is regarded as one of the most important deities in Hinduism. In many countries, temples are dedicated to Ganesha. He is known for his generosity and his ability to remove obstacles from the path of success.
Ganesh has several incarnations. He is believed to have two wives. His first wife is Goddess Parvati, and his second wife is Goddess Lakshmi. He also has two sons.
Ganesha is also associated with concepts of wealth, prosperity, spiritual power, and intellect. His favourite sweets include modaks and ladoos. He loves bananas.
During the nine-day Ganesh Utsav, the Ganesha image is immersed in water on the fourth day. The Ganesha image is usually adorned with banana leaves.
Whether you are looking for success in studies or just for general well-being, chanting Om Sri Ganeshaya Namaha will bring success. Lord Ganesha is the God of success and knowledge, and devotees chant this mantra to please him. He grants material prosperity, good luck, intelligence, and a sharp mind. He also grants wisdom.
Chanting the Om Shri Ganeshaya Namaha mantra trains your mind to be disciplined, and helps you to focus. It energizes internal bodily systems and improves your memory. It also helps you in meditation. This mantra is commonly taught to children.
Mantras have specific purposes and are revealed through divinely illuminated sages. They are derived from Vedic scriptures and Tantrik lore. They are a set of sacred Sanskrit words. They have a non-literal translatable meaning and match the vibrational frequency of the chanter.
During the Ganapati ridhi sidhi pooja, there are 108 different names for Lord Ganesha. Each name refers to a different characteristic of Lord Ganesha. He is also known as a God of wisdom, success, and prosperity.
Ganesha's name is also associated with the word 'Lambodar'. This is because of Ganesha's large belly. It also means 'giver of wealth'.
Ganesha is one of the most popular divinities in Hinduism. He is believed to have a lot of powers and is often invoked before undertaking a task or undertaking a vital task.
Ganesha is associated with the first chakra. This chakra represents the instinct for survival, procreation and material well-being. When mixed with the second chakra, Siddhi, this produces Labh, or profit. Book the best Astrologers for Ganapati Ridhi Sidhi Puja from RatanRashi.