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Grihapravesha (Sanskrit: गृहप्रवेश, lit. 'ceremonial entrance into a house’) is a Hindu ceremony performed on the occasion of a family entering their new home. This ceremony is similar in nature to a housewarming party.

Different "pooja" is performed at various stages during the construction and entering the home by the family. Once the home is ready, an auspicious time to do the pooja is found in consultation with an astrologer or Hindu pandit or priest. 

The Satyanarayanã Pooja is a religious ritual worship of the Hindu God Vishnu. The pooja involves the narration of the Satyanarayana Katha (story), which dictates the various worldly and spiritual benefits of the pooja. The Katha states how Bhagwan Vishnu vows to protect his devotees during Kaliyuga, the last of the four ages in Hindu cosmology.  This Pooja is usually performed in the evening and can be performed at any suitable time, except a new-moon day and a day of eclipse.

Homam or Havan or Yajna is a holy fire ritual performed with sacred mantras and shlokas. Ganapati Homam is one such Hindu ritual dedicated to Lord Ganesha. 

People also perform Ganapati Puja before starting any work, business, before getting into a new home or starting construction on a newly-purchased land. Ganapati Puja should be performed with the divine chants by holy priests. It is considered auspicious to perform Ganapati Homam every year for a healthy and happy life. 

According to Hindu mythology, a soul gets the human body after experiencing 84 lakh yonis. It is believed that every yoni has its influence on human birth and shaving off the hair is considered to be a gesture of purification from the previous births and freedom from the past. 

In Hindus, the mundan ceremony is done between four months to three years of a child's birth and is done by a priest. Most people follow this practice for boys, while some also perform this ceremony of girls. 

In Hindu tradition, the ceremony to name a newborn baby is referred to as Namkaran. In Sanskrit, naam means name and karan is ‘to create’ or ‘to effect’. A priest uses traditional methods and astrological rules to help families name their child for a good and healthy life. The ceremony is usually held on the 12th day of the baby’s birth, either at home or at a temple.  According to Grihyasutras, the name selection is done on the basis of culture, religion, education of the family and its auspiciousness.

Tarpan (तर्पण) in Hindi refers to gratification; libation of water to deceased ancestors. As per the scriptures, performing Shradh is a part of abiding by Dharma. The pitras are satisfied only after receiving pinḍa and water from their sons. 

In practice, the karta invites Brahmanas (priests) that day, invokes in them the divinity of his/her parent, worships and feeds them, performs a homa (fire ritual).

Our life is influenced by the planetary system. The placement of these planets in the natal chart of a person plays an important role in the life of a person. The Navgraha Shanti Puja is performed when the positioning of one or more planets is unfavourable and the priest does the Pooja to remove the 'Dosha' from one's natal chart. This Pooja is also performed for good health, prosperity, harmony and success.

Grihashanti gṛhaśānti (गृहशांति) literally means purification of a house.

Mantras have special significance in Sanatan Dharma. 

Griha Shanti Mantras are considered very powerful and beneficial. 

According to the beliefs, by chanting these mantras, all the wishes of a person are fulfilled and the problems coming in their life are removed. 

Shiv Pooja is the way by which one worships Bhagwan Shiva through traditional and ancient rites with the use of mantra, tantra, yantra, kriyas, mudras and abhisheka. 

Shivratri is among the most important days in a Hindu calendar and it is considered that worshipping Lord Shiva on Maha Shivratri with full devotion is very beneficial in removing  obstacles from life.

Diwali is the biggest and the most important festivals celebrated by Indians. It is also called the Festival of Lights.

It symbolizes the victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance. 

Goddess Lakshmi is worshipped on the night of Diwali, where people seek the goddess’ blessings for a prosperous, healthy and wealthy life.  

Aayushya Homam is an offering to various Gods and Goddesses seeking blessings for one's health and for removal of diseases. This is a part of the Samskaras that are considered mandatory for everyone. Performing this Homam annually is essential for children for their long and healthy life. The scriptures mention that through this ritual one pays off the debt of life that we borrow from Gods.