Anusthan
Anusthan here means a structured shanti or homa at the family house: jap with havan, navagraha shanti, Rudra, Chandi, and the other named anusthans below. Pandit Mrityunjay Sharma performs them in North Indian Vedic form at your home in Bengaluru. The kund, mantras, and sequence are for the rite itself, not for a distance “e-puja” and not for reading a birth chart on this site.
Many families book after a pandit or elder has already suggested a shanti. This site does not promise a particular life outcome. It describes the house visit and how to fix the day. Longer anusthans may run more than one sitting; that is agreed only in WhatsApp.
What to send on WhatsApp
Start with a short message to either number:
- The anusthan name, or a link from the list below.
- Where the house is in Bengaluru, or that you are within about 100 km.
- A preferred date and whether havan smoke must stay on a balcony or terrace.
- Whether a prior pandit gave a specific count of jap or homa; if so, say what you were told.
Do not send horoscope details for calculation here. Reply in chat covers samagri, any items to buy locally, duration, and the fee.
More rites on this site
See Pujas & Hawan for griha pravesh, Satyanarayan, Rudrabhishek, and other frequent house visits. The full pooja and path list links every pooja, path, and anusthan page if you need the complete index.
Some anusthans pair with path on the same visit, such as Rudra with Chandi. Name both rites in one WhatsApp thread so the material list and timing cover the full program.