Anushthan अनुष्ठान is a Sanskrit word originated from Vedas and means a particular ritual to appease Gods & Goddesses. An Anushthan contains several rituals together and is performed for a particular purpose. In an Anushthan is the target or the aim the most important and the Mantras are customized according to the target. An Anushthan is so conscious and centralized ritual that it is sometimes used as an adjective for a concentrated performance. It may be compared to Yagya or Yajna however it has little difference with Yagya. Yagya is a very broad word and has many interpretations. There are several kinds of Yagyas and not all Yagyas necessarily need to be for a target or for a desire. Some are even not literally Yagya. Like, study or teaching is Gyan-Yagya and that has no direct relation between mankind and God. Unlikely, Anushtan is a performance for a purpose. However it may not contain a purpose to harm anyone or anything, it still concentrates on a target and implements Vedic Mantras in a particular way for a particular benefit. An Anushthan contains Recite of Particular Mantras, Singing of Vedic Rhyms / Verses, Fire Sacrifice (Home / Hawan), Rituals, Prayers, Donations and Eating of Pandits. Anushthan os basically a technical name of Remedial Yagyas. On this website we will deal with most of the Anushthans prescribed in Vedas and Scriptures to solve a problem, to prevent a problem or to fulfil possible desires of mankind. No rituals or mantras have been listed here which are not referred or prescribed in the scriptures.
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Anushthan is a sophisticated method of performing rituals. Mantra needs to be correctly recited and in full-quantity performed. Astro Saubhagya always appoints a Professor who supervises and cross-checks every performance to make sure that sufficient result should be delivered. Anushthan is a team work and Head Pandits is the leader of the team performing Yagya.
Samkalpa In Samkalpa the effects of Anushthan/Pooja is individualized for you. We pronounce your name and birth-details to make sure that every result goes to you and benefits you. You are more than welcome to visit your Anushthan with prior appointment, however it is not necessary. You can watch all of your Poojan/Anushthan/Hawan live. We provide a facility forthis. Anything done without a Samkalpa is waste. But when you take Samkalpa and don't do that then it is a spiritual liability of the taker of Snkalp & it is very dangerous for him if he does not do Anushthan/pooja after taking a Sankalp..
Astrology & Anushthan Our destiny is the resultant of our past karma. The horoscope defines how and when those karmas are going to be fruitful. Usually we do everyday less good and more bad. At the same time we are also responsible for all bad that have happened and about what we even didn't know. This is the reason why we get more problems and less success. To be successful in life you need to have more positive karma and in this situation you need a supplement of Good karma. An Anushthan satisfies this need of you.
Japa & Homa Japa is recite of a particular mantra in a particular quantity. The quantity defines how much result you should expect. For example the quantity of mantra in a normal puja is 108 to 216 times and that is too low quantity to give any result. In an Anushthan, the mantra quantity is from 25000 to 125000, Japa and Hawan / Homa are 2 major parts of Anushthan. Hawan or homa is fire sacrifice that is done during and after completion of mantra recite. It has also certain quantity of mantra that must be done.
Mantra Mantras are some particular verses of Vedas or Vedic Scriptures or a group of some words to appease gods. The Mantras are specially a prayer and a request to God for something while Vedic Mantras have something more in them. These have a particular resonance that creates very high energies and can heal several problems and can filter several un-wanted energies.
4 Vedas are full of mantras. Many mantras have derived from 18 Purans and some also from Tantra scriptures (Right Tantra, not black-magic). Several mantras and Rhyms have also been written by ancient sages and scholars such as Shankaracharya around 2000 years ago. Some are from popular scriptures such as Bhagawat, Mahabharat or Geeta. All these mantras have been categorized as mantra by the sages and scholars and are widely used in Anushthans, Yagyas and sacraments.
