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Ritual to honor ancestors, offer sesame seeds, seek blessings, resolve ancestral issues

A fire ritual performed for progeny (children).

A homam performed to appease the nine planetary deities (Navagrahas) to mitigate planetary doshas and ensure overall well-being.

Sharpashanthi Homam is a specific Vedic ritual conducted to alleviate the effects of curses (Shrapa) or negative influences from past actions. The term "Sharpashanthi" combines "Shrapa" (curse) and "Shanthi" (peace or relief). This homam is typically performed to counteract negative karma or ancestral curses and to bring peace and harmony.

Rudra Abishekam is a Hindu ritual dedicated to Lord Shiva, often performed with the intention of invoking his blessings and purifying the devotee. The term "Abishekam" refers to a ceremonial pouring of sacred substances over a deity, and "Rudra" is one of the many names of Lord Shiva, emphasizing his fierce and powerful aspect.

Naga Pradhista Homam is a Hindu ritual dedicated to appeasing and honoring the Nagas, or serpent deities, which are believed to influence various aspects of life and destiny. The term "Pradhista" means "installation" or "establishment," indicating that the ritual involves setting up or venerating these deities.

Swayamvara Parvathi Homam is a Hindu ritual dedicated to Goddess Parvati, particularly focusing on her aspect of Swayamvara, where she chose Lord Shiva as her husband. This homam is often performed by individuals seeking to enhance their marital prospects, achieve harmony in relationships, and fulfill their desires related to marriage.

Ayush Homam is a Vedic ritual dedicated to seeking the blessings of longevity and good health. The term "Ayush" means "long life" or "longevity" in Sanskrit. This homam is performed to promote health, well-being, and a long, prosperous life

Mrityunjaya Homam is a Vedic ritual dedicated to Lord Shiva, specifically invoking his Mrityunjaya (Conqueror of Death) aspect. This homam is performed to seek protection from dangers, improve health, and overcome death-related fears.

Sudharsana Homam is a Hindu ritual dedicated to Lord Sudharsana, a form of Lord Vishnu, who is depicted with a discus (Chakra). This homam involves invoking the blessings of Lord Sudharsana for protection, purity, and well-being.

Hiranya Shradham (also known as Hiranya Shraaddha) is a traditional Hindu ritual performed primarily to honor deceased ancestors, especially to seek their blessings and alleviate any ancestral curses or issues. The term "Hiranya" refers to gold or wealth, and "Shraddham" signifies a ritual of respect and offerings for ancestors.

Theertha Shradham is a Hindu ritual performed to honor deceased ancestors and seek their blessings, typically involving the offering of water, food, and other sacred items. The term "Theertha" refers to holy water or sacred places, and "Shraddham" signifies a ritual of respect and offerings for ancestors.

Prathyamiga Shradham is a specific Hindu ritual performed to honor and seek blessings for ancestors, focusing on those who have not received proper offerings or due respect. The term "Prathyamiga" means "delayed" or "backlog," indicating that this ritual is meant for ancestors who might have been overlooked in previous ceremonies.

Narayana Bali is a Vedic ritual performed to appease and seek the blessings of Lord Vishnu, who is also known as Narayana. This ritual is specifically conducted to address ancestral problems, resolve issues related to ancestral curses, and fulfill spiritual obligations to the departed souls. It is often performed in cases where there are unresolved issues that impact the family or individual.

Ganapathy Homam is a Hindu ritual dedicated to Lord Ganesha, the elephant-headed deity revered as the remover of obstacles and the patron of beginnings. This homam involves offering oblations to a sacred fire while reciting mantras and performing specific rites dedicated to Ganesha.