If you’ve just moved into your new home for the first time and want to purify and protect it from any harmful energies, a griha pravesh puja ceremony is what you’re looking for.

Many people consider moving into a new home to be a significant occasion since it represents a fresh start in life. Indians tend to be picky when it comes to shubh muhurats when they are moving to a new home or purchasing a new piece of property. On an auspicious day, they believe that completing a griha pravesh, which is essentially the housewarming ceremony, will bring them luck. Hindus perform a puja ceremony on an auspicious muhurat as part of the Griha Pravesh ritual whenever someone moves into a new home for the first time.

For the griha pravesh puja, or house warming ceremony, the priest uses astrological charts to determine which dates are most auspicious for the occasion. The Griha pravesh puja Vidhi also has a long list of dos and don’ts that must be followed in order to ensure that the family is blessed and prospers.

If you’re going to move into a new home, it’s crucial to check the auspicious dates and times for the new location using a Hindu calendar or an expert in Vastu Shastra. Griha pravesh puja Vidhi is incomplete without the adornment of the home’s entryway and the recitation of sacred mantras.

When a family moves into a new residence, it is believed that it will be easier for them and their loved ones if they do it at an auspicious time. These muhurat days are Vasant Panchami, Akshay Tritiya, Ganesh Chaturthi, Ganesh Chaturdashi, Navratri, and Vijayadashmi (also known as Vijayashtami), while Uttaryana, Holi, and Adhikmas (also known as Shraddha Paksha) are to be avoided.

Every instant of Dussehra is regarded auspicious, therefore a house warming on this day doesn’t even need an auspicious hour. A kalash pooja is typically performed before to the griha pravesh.