Satyanarayan puja
An Auspicious Ritual to Invite Prosperity & Peace
Satyanarayan Puja is one of the most popular and auspicious Vedic rituals dedicated to Lord Vishnu in his Satyanarayan form, the embodiment of truth and divine sustenance. Performed on Pournami (Full Moon) or other auspicious occasions, this puja is known for granting boons, fulfilling wishes, and removing sins and obstacles.
It is traditionally performed by families to express gratitude, seek blessings for well-being, and celebrate life events such as marriage, housewarming, child naming, or new beginnings. The highlight of the ritual is the recitation of the Satyanarayan Katha, a powerful narrative that reminds us of the value of devotion, truth, and surrender.
What’s Included in the Package
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Experienced Vedic Pandit (regional language on request)
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Muhurat selection and digital Sankalpa
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Ganapati Puja, Kalasha Sthapana, and Satyanarayan Puja
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Satyanarayan Katha with 5 Adhyayas narration
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Prasadam preparation and Naivedya guidance
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Optional: Satyanarayan Homa for enhanced blessings
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Samagri provided or guided (banana, tulasi, kumkum, sandal, jaggery, etc.)
Ideal For
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Families celebrating milestones or seeking blessings before a new venture
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Individuals facing delays, stagnation, or emotional turbulence
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Devotees of Lord Vishnu, seeking sattvic purity and divine grace
Best Days to Perform
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Pournami (Full Moon Day)
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Ekadashi, Thursdays, or any auspicious muhurta
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After marriage, childbirth, new job, or major recovery
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Brings peace, prosperity, and happiness to the household
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Helps in fulfilling desires, especially related to career, children, health, or finances
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Removes past karmic blocks, misfortunes, and fears
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Aids in successful completion of important life milestones
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Strengthens devotion, truthfulness, and harmony in family life
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Ideal for remedying doshas without complex rituals
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q: Can Satyanarayan Puja be done without a special reason?
A: Yes. This puja can be performed as an act of devotion or gratitude — even without a specific wish.
Q: How long does the puja take?
A: Around 1.5 to 2.5 hours, depending on homa inclusion and family participation.
Q: Can I do this puja online?
A: Absolutely. We offer fully guided online puja with live Sankalpa, Katha narration, and instructions.
Q: Is prasadam preparation necessary?
A: Yes. It’s a key part of the puja — usually includes banana, sheera/kheer, and fruits.
Q: How many people can attend the puja?
A: It can be performed privately or with a small group. It’s ideal for families or community events.
