Your havan or puja is performed by the temple's own pujari, while our crew travels to the temple to film it and send you the video and prasad.
Read in 1 minUpdated 1 Oct 2026For devotees
The temple’s pujari
The pujari who serves the temple performs your havan or puja. In many cases his family has cared for that temple for generations. He says the sankalp for each devotee taking part, just as he would with you seated beside him.
The Aum Fe crew
Our small team makes the long trip into the mountains to every temple. We set up next to the altar, stream the ritual live whenever the mountain network allows, and always film it from start to finish so the video is yours to keep. We also pack dry prasad from the temple and dispatch it the same day.
Why this matters
Our partner temples lie well away from the pilgrim routes, and the people who look after them get through hard winters on very little. Many still climb up with food for the sadhus meditating in the caves above. Your booking brings them a fair, dependable income and a way to share their devotion with families everywhere.
The pujari who serves the temple, a priest who has cared for it for years, often in a family line going back generations. He says the sankalp at the altar for every devotee.
What is the Aum Fe crew's role?
The crew travels to the temple, sets up the camera, streams live when the network allows, films the full ritual, and packs and dispatches your prasad.
Does my booking support the temple?
Yes. The temple, its pujari and his village receive a fair share of every booking, which helps carry them through the harsh mountain winters.
