Ganapathy homam for new homes and business centers

[Ganapathyhoma]

ganapathy homam

About Ganapathi Homam:

The First and the foremost God who should be worshiped before the start of any work is Lord Ganapathi. Ganapathi Homam is the traditional Hindu Ritual that is performed before a start of a new business or maybe a new home. This is achieved at the beginning of a new work or home. Ganapathi Homam starts up with the construction of the mandapa and at last ends with its destruction by chanting thousands of mantras.

Types of Ganapathi Homam

Lord Ganesha exists in 108 different forms of which 32 forms are the most popular so Ganapathi Homam is performed for these 32 forms of Ganesha. 

Cost of Ganapathi Homam

The minimum cost of this Homam starts from Rs 4000.00 and goes up to Rs 20,000.00 based on the category of homam.

 Benefits of doing Ganapathi homam

• Ganapathi Homam brings a good start for any purpose of worship starting from small to huge construction or businesses.
• With mere trust in God Ganesha if we do this ritual this will eradicate all our problems and will show us the way to success. 
• It will remove negativity from the place and fill it with happiness and positivity.
• This pooja will solve the problems related to health and wealth issues and pave the way for a suitable solution for it.
• This can enhance the memory power of young students so that they can perform well in their exams.
• This can be done for the cure of any kind of disease which will bring a sort of relief.
• Every year this pooja can be carried out to have a healthy, wealthy, and happy life.
• Daily Ganapathi worship by crossing your hands and holding your ears will trigger the memory and help in brain activation. Holding so we have to do sit-ups which act like physical exercise to clear out the digestive tract diseases. Thus, this worship helps to remain healthy.

 

How Ganapathi Homam is done

Ganapathy Homam is usually done early in the morning and gets over by the time of sunrise. Every month Chaturthi is considered an auspicious day. Navaratri Tritiya also falls on the same day when this pooja can be performed.

Four main dravyas are being used which are modaka, durva grass dipped in ghee, popped paddy and samith dipped in ghee. All other pooja items get included in the holy fire. Finally, it ends with prasadam, vastra thamboolam.

Here mantras are chanted for Ganesh with the holy fire. Thousands of mantras are chanted with ‘Swahaha’ which means submission, embossing dedication.