What the sankalp at a Aum Fe havan or puja is, how you get your video, and how prasad delivery works.
Read in 1 minUpdated 30 Sep 2026For devotees
Your sankalp
In our tradition, the sankalp is the intention a ritual is offered for. At a public havan or puja on Aum Fe, the pujari recites one sankalp for every devotee who joins — for example good health, education, the health of the family or peace for departed souls. The ritual page shows the sankalp for that event before you book.
You don’t need to share a gotra or a wish; just your name, for your booking and receipt. The yajman has never had to stand at the altar; temples have performed pujas for absent devotees for generations. Joining is your participation, and we send you the video afterwards.
Gotra
Your gotra is your family lineage. Public havans and pujas don’t ask for it. If a ritual ever needs yours and you don’t know it, priests use “Kashyap”, as is customary.
Video
When the ritual finishes, we email you the video to download. It also stays under My events, so you can download it anytime.
At mountain temples, landslides or snow can cut the network. If that delays your video, we tell you on WhatsApp and by email and upload it as soon as our crew is back in the studio. See Temple visits, weather and delays.
Prasad
Choose prasad delivery at checkout and add a delivery address. We post prasad to your door after the ritual. Mountain weather such as rain, snow or landslides can delay the courier.
Do I need to know my gotra?
No. Public havans and pujas don't ask for a gotra — the pujari recites one sankalp for every devotee who joins.
How do I get the video?
We email it to you when the ritual finishes, and you can download it anytime from My events.
Will I get prasad?
Choose prasad delivery at checkout and we'll post it after the ritual.
