Pooja Seva: Vedic Rituals Performed in Your Name
A pooja seva is a ritual performed on your behalf by pandits at a temple, with the sankalp taken in your name and gotra so the intention is formally attached to you. This page lists the sevas we arrange — each with a defined vidhi rather than a token ceremony — for people who cannot travel to a temple, who live abroad, or who want a particular remedy performed correctly and on the right day. You receive video proof of the ritual and prasad by post.
How to choose a seva
- Start from the intention — sevas differ by the deity and the purpose they are traditionally associated with, so read the vidhi before booking.
- Have your details ready — full name and gotra are needed for the sankalp, and some remedies also ask for a birth date.
- Check the timing — several sevas are performed on a specific tithi, so book with enough notice.
- Family bookings — the names of several family members can usually be included in one sankalp.
Each seva is performed by experienced pandits following the full traditional vidhi, and is documented rather than simply reported back to you. If you would prefer to attend remotely, see online puja and Ayodhya pujas.






















