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How to choose and book a havan or puja

Finding the right havan or puja on Aum Fe, what each ritual page shows you, and what happens step by step when you book your place online, from anywhere.

Read in 1 minUpdated 1 Oct 2026For devotees

Find a ritual

Begin at Our Pujas, or explore by intention from the home page. Searching by deity (Ganesha, Lakshmi, Shiva…) or by festival (Diwali, Navratri, Shravan) works too.

What you see on a ritual page

Every ritual page lists the deity, the Himalayan temple where it happens, the next date and time (in IST, with your local time beside it), the price, and what comes with it — by default:

  • A sankalp said for every devotee — the page explains its purpose (for example good health, or peace for departed souls)
  • A downloadable video of the ritual
  • The closing aarti and blessing
  • Prasad delivery (an optional add-on)

You will also read what families traditionally perform the ritual for, the best time to hold it, and what to keep ready at home.

Reserving your place

Press Book my place and share:

  • Your full name, used for the booking and the receipt
  • A delivery address for prasad, if you want prasad

A gotra or wish is not needed. At a public havan or puja, the pujari says the event’s sankalp for every devotee taking part.

The full price is shown before you pay. When the payment succeeds, a confirmation email follows, and the video comes by email once the ritual is over.

How can I find a puja for a specific wish?

Browse by intention on the home page — studies, new beginnings, prosperity, health and calm, family, or festival pujas — or search Our Pujas by deity or festival.

Is the app needed to book?

No. Choosing, booking, paying and watching all work in your browser at aumfe.com.

Must I give my gotra or a wish?

No. At a public havan or puja the pujari says one sankalp on behalf of every devotee, and the ritual page shows what it is for. All you give when booking is your name.

Did this answer your question?Updated 1 Oct 2026