JyotirGamaya Starts Ganesha Chaturthi Vishesh Seva - Simple Way to Do Ganapati Puja from Home

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Dated: 7th August 2025 | Bharat - Ganesha Chaturthi is coming on 27th August 2025, and JyotirGamaya has now started a new service - Ganesha Chaturthi Vishesh Seva. This seva is made for all bhaktas who want to do proper Ganapati Puja and Homam in a Vedic way, but are not able to go to a temple or find a purohit nearby.

JyotirGamaya is a trusted online Dharmic platform. It helps people do Vedic pujas from anywhere - even if they live in another country. The team arranges authentic pujas with trained South Indian priests, and everything is done as per Shastra. People can attend the puja live on their phone or computer, and they also get prasadam and a Ganapati coin at their home.

Book Ganesha Chaturthi Seva Now: https://jyotirgamaya.online/pujas/ganesha_chaturthi_puja_seva

3 Different Sevas for Chaturthi Day
JyotirGamaya is offering three special sevas for this year's Ganesha Chaturthi:

1. Vishesh Ganapati Homam
This is a proper Agni Homa done with full rituals - like Anujna, Sankalpa, Kalasha Puja, Agni Pratishtha, and Poornahuti. It removes doshas, bad karma, and gives blessings for success in career, business, or studies.

2. Ganapati Maha Seva
This puja includes Abhishekam with Panchamrit, Archana with Durva and Pushpa, Alankara, Naivedya and Mangala Aarti. It brings health, peace of mind, and good energy in the home.

3. Naivedya Seva
In this seva, bhaktas can offer 21 Modaks, vadas, chana usli, fruits, and coconuts to Bhagwan. All items are distributed as prasadam to temple devotees. This seva is very good for people doing annadanam or remembering their pitrus.

Each seva includes Free delivery of prasadam and energized Ganapati coin

Ganesha - The One Who Removes All Problems
In Vedas and Puranas, Bhagwan Ganesha is known as Vighnaharta - the one who removes obstacles. In the Rigveda, and in Ganapati Atharvashirsha, He is worshipped as the one who gives buddhi (intelligence), riddhi (prosperity), and siddhi (success).
According to Padma Purana and Skanda Purana, if someone worships Ganesha with full faith on Chaturthi Tithi, He gives special blessings and helps in all works.

How to Book Your Seva
JyotirGamaya has made the booking very easy for all:
1. Visit: https://jyotirgamaya.online/pujas/ganesha_chaturthi_puja_seva
2. Choose the seva you want
3. Fill Sankalpa form (with name, nakshatra, gotra etc.)
4. Confirm by WhatsApp or phone
5. Watch the puja live on Chaturthi day

All sevas are done by learned Vedic priests, following all steps from Shuddhi to Poornahuti. JyotirGamaya team gives full support and guidance before and after puja.

A Message to All Bhaktas
Today, people are busy and stressed. Some are far from temples. But Bhagwan is always near - if we take one step with faith, He blesses us with ten steps.

Ganesha Chaturthi is not only a festival - it is a time to remove old karmas, get blessings for new work, and pray for our family's health and peace.

Even if you are in America, Canada, Australia, or UK - now you can do full Ganapati Seva with all rituals through JyotirGamaya.
"Even a simple namaskar with bhakti reaches Bhagwan," says one senior priest from JyotirGamaya. "Do your puja with shraddha, and leave the rest to Him."

About JyotirGamaya
JyotirGamaya is a Dharmic platform that helps people perform Vedic pujas, book temple sevas, take Jyotish advice, and support Gau Seva and other Dharmic works. It works with trained purohits and old traditions from Bharatiya parampara. Its mission is to bring Dharma to every home - whether in Bharat or abroad.

For Seva Booking or More Information:
Visit: https://jyotirgamaya.online | WhatsApp: (+91) 99009 41761

Chhatrapati Sambhaji Nagar, Maharashtra, India - 431001

Jyotirgamaya.online is a trusted platform where devotees can book authentic Vedic pujas and homas from anywhere. The platform offers live streaming of rituals, free delivery of prasad, and guidance from experienced priests. With Jyotirgamaya.online, people can stay connected to their traditions even while living busy modern lives.

This release was published on openPR.