FAQ
How do I book?
Message either WhatsApp number with the rite, your area, and a preferred day. The fee for that rite is sent in the same chat.
Where does the puja happen?
At your house in Bengaluru, and at houses within about 100 km.
What should I message?
The name of the pooja, path, or anusthan, your area, and a preferred day. The material list is sent back on WhatsApp.
Is a path different from a pooja?
A path, such as Sundarkand, is a reading in one sitting. An anusthan runs longer, so the days are fixed before the visit. Both are done at the house.
What personal details does a booking use?
The phone number of the WhatsApp chat, and the words you send. The appointment form on the home page only opens WhatsApp. This site does not store it. The notice is on the privacy notice.
What anusthan means on this site
An anusthan is a counted series: jap on one or more days, havan on the days you agreed, and a pandit visit schedule fixed before shopping samagri. It is longer than a path, which is usually one sitting. Graha shanti anusthan pages describe worship at the house; they do not include a kundli reading unless you book a jyotish page separately.
Material list and area
After you message the rite name and your locality in Bengaluru (or within about one hundred kilometres when the day allows), Pandit Mrityunjay Sharma sends a samagri checklist on WhatsApp. Fees stay in that chat. The appointment form on the home page only opens WhatsApp and does not store your details.
Changing or cancelling a day
If traffic, hospital visits, or society fire rules block a planned havan day, message as early as possible so jap days can shift without breaking sankalp. Multi-day anusthans work best when one family member coordinates gate codes and parking for every visit.