The puja typically involves the following steps:

The puja typically includes the following steps:

Ganesh Puja: Lord Ganesha, the remover of obstacles, is worshipped first to ensure a smooth and auspicious ceremony.
Vastu Shanti Puja: This ritual is performed to appease Vastu Purusha (the guardian deity of the house) and harmonize the energies of the space.
Kalash Puja: A sacred pot (Kalash) filled with water, mango leaves, and a coconut is placed at the entrance as a symbol of divine energy and prosperity.
Havan (Fire Ritual): A havan or fire sacrifice is performed to purify the home and invite positive energies. Sacred mantras are chanted, and offerings like ghee and herbs are made into the holy fire.
Milk Boiling Ceremony: As part of the tradition, milk is boiled in the kitchen until it overflows, symbolizing abundance and prosperity.
Entry into the Home: The family enters the house with the Kalash or an idol of Lord Ganesha. Women of the house carry sacred items like rice and turmeric, and a conch shell is blown to mark the auspicious occasion.
Placement of the Deity: Idols or images of gods, especially Lord Vishnu, Lord Ganesha, or Goddess Lakshmi, are placed in the prayer room to establish the home’s spiritual foundation.

• Offerings in Griha Pravesh Puja include:
  Flowers, fruits, and sweets
  Coconut, betel leaves, and rice grains
  Panchamrit (a mixture of milk, curd, honey, sugar, and ghee)
• Benefits of Griha Pravesh Puja:
  Removal of Negativity: Eliminates any lingering negative energy or doshas (imbalances) in the home
  Harmonious Living: Promotes peace and prosperity among family members
  Spiritual Protection: Invites divine protection and ensures the home is a sanctuary of positive vibrations
  Material Success: Attracts wealth, abundance, and growth