Purification and heavenly blessings are sought via Hinduism by worshipping and executing fire puja rituals to satisfy the gods appropriate to a person's situation. Two instances of these rituals are Pujas and Havan: Havan and Puja conducted by Pandit Vishnu Shastri are taking place in Delhi. Schedule a Greh Pravesh Puja or Navgrah Shanti Puja with us.
It is a common practise in Hinduism to perform fire pujas, such as the Havan or Yagna, in order to worship and appease the gods. As a method of expressing our dedication to both society and ourselves, we perform this rite by sacrificing our financial and spiritual treasures to the gods. Yagna or Havan is a kind of fire puja in which mantras from the Holy Scripture are performed and plants are sacrificed as an offering to the gods and demi-gods. Our gifts to the gods and planets are represented by the fire and smoke from the Havan, and they are delighted when we do so, so they reward us with our desires.
As a result of Havan's purification, we might acquire heavenly blessings for a certain goal. Havan is considered the most holy activity when it comes to appeasing the gods. In the event of a global crisis, it has the ability to solve them. Havan, on a more rational foundation, cleans and purifies the surroundings around him. The chanting of mantras helps devotees focus their thoughts on spiritual things, which in turn improves their spirituality and their actions