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Vastu Pujan / New House Inauguration

Vastu pooja is performed to worship the lord of directions, five natural elements, and natural forces to remove all the negativity and flaws of construction, environment, and land.

Ancient Hindu scriptures are packed with fascinating rituals and traditions for various spiritual concepts, and Vastu Pujan is one of them. It is a pooja for entering into pure, positive, and holy construction. This pooja is performed to worship the lord of directions, five natural elements, and natural forces to remove all the negativity and flaws of construction, environment, and land.

Vastu shastra is a distinct scientific topic. However, if the construction of the house or building has not faithfully followed Vastu laws and guidance, it’s always suggested to perform Vastu pooja before entering the property. As this pooja establishes positivity, spirituality, and prosperity, it is highly prevalent in the Indian construction industry.

Vastu Pujan includes series of rituals with a sacred havan and aarti involving family, guests, and priests. It is considered to be a very important pooja for any kind of building, shop, and house, and that’s why Vedic texts have suggested performing it without fail.

It is performed as a first ritual of a house to worship Vastu Purush to bring harmony and happiness among the family members. It also helps the family in the removal of long-running negativity, financial crisis, family issues, health issues, and such things.
Vastu Pujan is a sacred long pooja to remove hurdles and negativity related to natural energies and bring positivity and prosperity to the new house.

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