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Vedic rituals
Remedial rituals performed on your behalf. A pandit takes the Sankalp in your name and gotra, a recording of the ritual is shared with you afterwards, and the Prasad is posted to your address.
6 rituals currently offered.
The rituals
Each is performed in your name and gotra. Prices are the dakshina for the ritual; tax is added at checkout.

A traditional Vedic remedy for Kalsarp Dosh, performed with classical mantras and rites believed to ease the effects of Rahu and Ketu.

A traditional Shanti Pooja to help address the effects of Manglik Dosh, performed with classical rites for marital harmony.

An elaborate offering to Lord Shiva using sacred items like milk, honey, and ghee, accompanied by the powerful Rudram chanting.

Pacify all nine planetary deities to balance cosmic energies, removing bad luck and inviting overall prosperity.

125,000 traditional chants of the Mahamrityunjay Mantra, dedicated to Lord Shiva for health, longevity, and peace of mind.

A beautiful narrative ritual dedicated to Lord Vishnu, performed to invite abundance, joy, and truth into one's home.
How it works
The ritual is performed on your behalf — you do not need to attend or be present.
Open a pooja to read what it involves and what it is traditionally performed for.
Your name and gotra, birth details, and the address the Prasad should be posted to.
Pay securely at checkout. No account is required — an email address is enough.
A pandit takes the Sankalp in your name on the next auspicious muhurta.
A recording of the ritual is shared with you afterwards, and the Prasad is posted to the address you gave.
Offerings
If no specific ritual fits, an offering can be made towards Anna Daan, Gau Seva or Brahmin Bhojan.
This is a donation rather than a booking: there is no Sankalp, no recording and no Prasad shipment attached to it.
A dakshina is an offering, not a purchase — no tax is added at checkout. You can complete it without an account.
NoteThese rituals are performed according to classical Vedic procedure. They are acts of worship and are offered as such — no outcome is promised, and nothing here is a substitute for medical, legal or financial advice.