Vastu Shanti Puja is a Hindu ritual performed before the construction or moving into a new home or building to seek blessings and remove any negative energies or obstacles that may affect the well-being and prosperity of the occupants.

The puja is typically performed by a priest or pundit and involves several steps such as:

1. Sankalp: Setting the intention and purpose of the puja.
2. Ganesha Puja: Invoking Lord Ganesha, the remover of obstacles, to bless the new home and ensure that the construction or moving process goes smoothly.
3. Navagraha Puja: Worshipping the nine planets to ensure that their energies are balanced and favorable for the occupants.
4. Vastu Purush Puja: Invoking Vastu Purush, the deity of the building site, to bless the new home and ensure that it is free from any negative energies.
5. Agni Puja: Worshipping Agni, the god of fire, to purify the new home and remove any negative energies.
6. Kalash Puja: Worshipping the Kalash, a sacred vessel filled with water, flowers, and other offerings, to invite positive energy and blessings into the new home.
7. Ganapathi Homam: Offering prayers to Lord Ganesha and performing a fire ritual to seek his blessings.
8. Vastu Homam: Performing a fire ritual to appease Vastu Purush and seek his blessings for the new home.
9. Poornahuti: Concluding the puja with the offering of prayers and sweets to the deities.

After the puja, the priest may also perform a Vastu Shastra analysis of the new home to ensure that it is aligned with the principles of Vastu Shastra, an ancient Indian science of architecture and design.

Note: Pandit ji has celestial instincts, keeping this in mind while booking the puja, note that no refund of any kind will be given after the puja is booked.
This fixed dakshina for all puja bookings is valid only in Varanasi. Dakshina will increase for puja bookings in other cities.