Hundreds of pujas are held every day for a variety of good reasons.

A) The “Cow,” which people think is where all the gods live, is decorated with flowers, turmeric, and kumkum. The priest says the Go Puja mantra, and members of the family bring fruits and pray by touching them. Then, each room gets a cow and calf. People look at the outside of a flat building.

A second puja is about the doorway, which keeps bad spirits out and protects the people who live there. Because of the threshold, the gods Ganapathy, Lakshmi, and Saraswathy are looked up to.

As soon as the owner gets home,

First, the woman is told to walk into the house on her right foot.

Second, she is followed by her partner, who is carrying a picture of the gods.

When kids bring a basket of groceries into the house, it shows that they have money.

Lastly, there are more family members.

In the Ganapathy Homa, people ask Ganapathy, the Lord of Obstacles, for help getting rid of things that make it hard for people to get into their homes. All the bad things that happen in the house are because of this homa. Ganesha helps people in many ways.

“Griha,” which means planet in Sanskrit, has been translated into English so that people can learn more about them. All nine planets have an effect on our house because of this. If we want to avoid the bad things and dangers that the planets can cause because of our karma, we need to ask for their blessings and make them happy.