One Day Grihapravesha Puja

Here are some general details for a one-day Grihapravesha puja:

•  Timing: Choose an auspicious day and time for the Grihapravesha. An astrologer or Gopuja priest can help determine the most favorable timing based on the homeowner's birth charts and Vastu considerations.
•  Preparation: 1,Clean and decorate the new home before the puja. 2, Arrange for all necessary puja items, including flowers, fruits, coconuts, turmeric, kumkum, rice, incense sticks, camphor, and a variety of grains.
•  Ganapati Puja: Begin the puja by invoking Lord Ganesha. Perform a Ganapati puja to seek blessings for the removal of obstacles.
•  Kalasha Sthapana: Set up a Kalasha (a pot filled with water, betel nut, coconut, flowers, and mango leaves) at the entrance of the home.
•  Vastu Puja: Conduct a Vastu puja to invoke the Vastu Purusha and seek blessings for the well-being of the occupants.
•  Agni Puja: Light a sacred fire (agni) and perform Agni puja to purify the atmosphere and bring positive energy.
•  Navagraha Puja: Offer prayers to the Navagrahas (nine planets) for peace and harmony in the new home.
•  Aarti and Mantras: 1,Perform aarti with camphor and offer it to the deities. 2,Recite Vedic mantras and shlokas for the well-being of the family.
•  Havan: Conduct a havan (fire ritual) with the appropriate offerings. The havan is symbolic of purification and invoking divine blessings.
•  Purnahuti: Complete the havan with the purnahuti, which involves offering specific items into the sacred fire.
•  Blessing the Home: The priest or head of the household may sprinkle holy water throughout the home to bless each room.
•  Prasadam Distribution: Distribute prasadam (consecrated food) to all attendees as a symbol of divine blessings.
•  Feasting: Conclude the Grihapravesha with a celebratory feast with family and friends.
• It's important to note that specific rituals and customs may vary based on regional traditions and family preferences.