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Annaprasana Puja e-puja

After the naming ceremony of the baby, annaprasana is the next important ritual. The puja is conducted to introduce the baby to solid food, often between 6 and 8 months of age. It has various custo...

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Price: ₹2100.00

City: 99pandit Pooja Center (E-Puja)
Priest Preference: Your selected language
Pooja Location: Watch Live / Recording
Pooja Name: Annaprasana Puja

How To Book E-Puja for Annaprasana Puja?

Now book an e-puja with the team of 99Pandit for your child’s Annaprasana event. Our experts schedule the puja to take the benefit of scheduling an e-puja to honor deities by sitting at your home, if you can not be available at the puja physically. Our group of priests will perform the puja on your behalf by taking your name.

Our professionals and verified pandits schedule an e-puja to shower the blessings of the deity and bless you with success, prosperity, wealth, and good health.

99Pandit is the platform that helps devotees search for an experienced pandit for their Hindu rituals.

There are categories of puja services listed that can be booked by people easily. Just search, visit the platform, click ‘Book now’, and choose e-puja services.

It will ask you to submit a few details to easily connect you with the pandit and team. The details are name, location, puja, date, type of puja, and preferred language.

Following the authentic Vedic rituals, we perform the puja based on your submitted details.

People who looking for a reliable pandit service, book our Annaprasana e-puja service. The ritual will be scheduled by a group of Vedic pandits; it includes the following rituals:

  • 1100+ Beej Mantras per planet (Navagraha, Shani, Surya, Chandra, etc.).
  • Customised Sankalp with your name & gotra (Live Google Meet link sent via WhatsApp).
  • Navgrah Havan with ghee, sesame, and sandalwood.
  • Hanuman & Bhairav Pujan for protection.

Significance of Annaprasana Puja

The ceremony is believed to clean away any flaws the newborn might have. Yet, its benefits will come to you only when it is correctly done by Vedic methods.

Drinking milk isn’t enough for this reason: now the baby will start a new part of his life with solid foods. Only children between six and seven years old should perform this Puja.

Digestive issues may happen if the baby has milk too soon, but leaving it too late could harm the child’s health.

Purification is a purpose of Annaprashan Sanskar, and it helps to support the health and fitness of the child. It educates people about how to eat properly.

Scriptures refer to ways in which the quality of your food can influence the state of your mind. Health and proper growth are more important aspects of food than its flavour.

The first thing done is to call upon the Gods and Goddesses and give them food, which comes before the child is fed.

Prayers are said so that the child can truly feel, see, taste, smell, and hear everything needed to be happy and content. The hope is that the kid will find happiness and always enjoy prosperity.

Benefits Of Performing Annaprasana Puja

  • Thought to purify the baby of things which he may have swallowed when he was in the womb of his mother.
  • Safeguard the baby from negativity.
  • Supports to know the child, inclination towards their interest in the future.
  • Blessed with prosperity.
  • Increases the lifespan of the one.
  • Showers the blessing for good mental development and speech abilities.

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After the naming ceremony of the baby, annaprasana is the next important ritual. The puja is conducted to introduce the baby to solid food, often between 6 and 8 months of age. It has various customs included, like chanting mantras, offering prayers, and feeding the child (pudding rice or kheer). It’s thought to make sure the baby’s good digestion, well-being, and healthy growth. Annaprasana puja is carried out as per the authentic & Vedic procedure to remove any deficiencies built into the child before birth.  The meaning of the puja explains that anna means food or rice, and prashan means to consume. The puja aims to pray to the god to bless the child with good health and digestive power. It’s an auspicious event where all the family members, friends, and relatives come to bless the child. It’s an important ceremony that calls upon the gods, with a sacred fire being witness, and showers the baby with a good life.  It helps cleanse any impurities the child has obtained so far in his life. It also shows the introduction of babies in our society and the human world.

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