New Business / Office Opening Pooja

The rite

New Business and Office Opening Pooja clears and blesses a workspace before employees, clients, or stock arrive—whether a Koramangala storefront, a Whitefield home office, or a Bellandur co-working desk your team treats as headquarters. Pandit Mrityunjay Sharma performs Ganesh, Lakshmi, and sometimes Navagraha or Vastu-shanti elements scaled to the space. Samagri is kept practical for IT parks and rented suites; details arrive on WhatsApp before ribbon-cutting day. Pandit Mrityunjay Sharma serves North Indian Vedic pooja at the client house across Bengaluru and nearby towns within the usual visit radius. The WhatsApp thread before the day covers samagri quantities, parking, and whether children or elders need seated arrangements near the altar. Mention any society rules about incense, terrace access, or guest parking when you message on WhatsApp so the visit stays smooth for neighbours and family. You may share photos of your existing altar so Panditji knows what is already on hand before he lists extras on WhatsApp.

Time at the house: About 1.5–2.5 hours

Pandit Mrityunjay Sharma does this at the house in Bengaluru. The fee is not printed on this page. It is sent on WhatsApp with the material list.

Why families book it

Founders book when lease signing aligns with an auspicious muhurat, when investors visit the week after opening, or when staff from North India expect a proper lamp and mantra before logging into production systems. Landlords sometimes welcome a short puja instead of unrelated superstitions about prior tenants.

Opening puja invites steadiness and ethical intent; it does not promise revenue targets or funding rounds. Panditji keeps ceremony dignified for mixed-faith teams who attend respectfully. IT teams often bless laptops after reception puja; keep devices charged and screens off during aarti. This page does not list fees, ratings, or street addresses, and it does not promise marriage, job placement, or medical cures. Booking uses the site WhatsApp form; nothing from this page is stored in a database.

When families ask

• Morning before first customer walk-in
• After fit-out, before furniture delivery
• When shifting from garage startup to formal office
• Anniversary relaunch after rebranding
• Before installing server rack or factory machine if ayudha style included

Short vidhi

1. Sankalpa naming business and founders
2. Ganesh puja for obstacle-free operations
3. Lakshmi worship for righteous prosperity
4. Kalash sthapana in reception or northeast corner
5. Prokshana of water in key rooms
6. Optional Navagraha lamp for partners’ charts
7. Blessing of account books, laptop, or tools
8. Ribbon moment coordinated after first aarti
9. Staff prasad line with brief explanation
10. Guidance on daily diya or weekly Friday lamp
11. Photograph for internal culture deck optional
12. Cleanup before clients arrive

The pandit confirms the order on WhatsApp before the visit.

Samagri

• Flowers and garland for entrance
• Ghee lamp and incense
• Turmeric, kumkum, and rice
• Coconut and fruits
• Kalash with mango leaves
• New account notebook or ledger
• Sweets for team prasad
• Red cloth for altar table
• Camphor for closing aarti
• Water vessel for sprinkling
• Betel leaves optional
• Company logo print respectful near altar
• Extension cord safe for lamp
• Vacuum after flower petals

The exact list for your day is sent on WhatsApp. This page does not sell a kit and does not say materials are included in a fee.

Questions

Co-working space allowed?

Check building policy; many allow quiet corner puja before hours.

Include vastu shanti?

Light elements possible; full vastu is separate long ritual.

Two slug names for same puja?

Catalog has variants; book once and cite this slug on WhatsApp.

Non-Hindu employees?

Attendance optional; ritual remains Hindu Vedic opening form.

Weekend opening?

Common for retail; pandit adjusts muhurat with your astrologer.

Fee on website?

No prices listed; discuss travel to your Bengaluru locality privately.

Havan at office?

Usually avoided indoors; lamp puja default unless terrace approved.

How far in advance should we book?

A few days to two weeks is typical. Share your Bengaluru locality on WhatsApp so travel fits the visit area.