A shared fire ritual
Priests make offerings into a sacred fire with Vedic mantras. Many families join one havan together, and one sankalp is recited for everyone before the fire is lit.
How it works
Faith, brought home to you. Here is how.
You choose an event, our crew travels to a peaceful Himalayan temple, and the temple's own pujari performs it at the altar while we film it for you. This page explains what to expect, and how to sit for each kind of event so you get the most from it.
Every event is performed on its date. Nothing is recorded in advance.
Four kinds of events. Each one is different.
They look similar on a listing card, but you take part in each one differently. Here is what each means.
Worship performed for you
Offerings of lamp, flowers and prayer, performed by a priest at a real altar, with one sankalp recited for every devotee. Lighter than a havan and lovely for a festival or a special day.
Sit and listen together
A talk, a reading or devotional singing led by a speaker. There is no ritual and no sankalp; you reserve a seat, listen, and take away what speaks to you.
A guided quiet hour
A guide leads you through breathing and stillness. You only need a quiet corner and a pair of headphones. Nothing is performed on your behalf; you do the practice.
Booking takes a minute
Three steps, all on your phone. No app needed.
Pick an event and a date
Browse by wish, deity or festival under Explore. Every card shows who leads it, when it starts, and a price that begins at the number shown.
Add your details
For a havan or puja, tell us your name, gotra, your wish and up to six family names; the priest reads them at the altar. For a satsang or meditation, just reserve your seat.
Pay by UPI
What you see at checkout is what you pay. Prasad delivery, dakshina and chadhava are optional extras you choose yourself. Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start.
Your booking appears under My events the moment you pay, with a countdown to the start.
On the day of the event
Here is exactly what happens. It is the same for every kind of event.
- After bookingYour confirmation arrives by emailIt also sits under My events, with the date and time of your event.
- At the timeThe pujari performs it at the templeFor a havan or puja, the pujari recites the event's sankalp for every devotee. Our crew films it and live streams when the mountain network allows. Nothing for you to do or press.
- From homePray from where you sitIf you like, light a lamp at the same time, fold your hands and pray quietly with your family.
- AfterWe email you the videoDownload it from the email or from My events whenever you like. If snow or a landslide cuts the network, we tell you on WhatsApp and email and send it once our crew is back in the studio. If you chose prasad, it is packed the same day.
Can't find the email? Check your spam folder, or open My events.
How to sit for each kind of event
A little preparation makes a big difference. These are gentle suggestions, not rules.
Be respectful, and let the mantras be heard
- Choose a clean, calm place to sit. Many families sit in front of their home mandir; a quiet corner is just as good.
- Turn the volume up or connect a speaker, so the mantras are clear for everyone in the room.
- Light a small diya or incense if you can. When the aarti begins, stand or fold your hands as you would in a temple.
- Keep phones on silent and let the family sit together. Children are welcome; this is their tradition too.
- The sankalp is recited near the start, so join on time.
Headphones on, mic off, mind open
- Put on headphones so you catch every word, and keep your microphone muted.
- Sit comfortably, upright if you can. A notebook nearby is handy for a line you want to remember.
- Sing along softly when there is kirtan. Nobody else can hear you, so sing freely.
A quiet room, headphones, no interruptions
- Pick a room where you won't be disturbed for the session. Dim the lights and close the door.
- Wear headphones and mute your microphone. Turn on Do Not Disturb on your phone.
- Sit on a cushion or chair with your back straight; try not to lie down, it is easy to drift off.
Whatever the event, join a few minutes early. Settling in is part of the practice.
After the event
Download the video
Every event you attended stays under My events. Download the full video to your phone and watch it again, or share it with family who missed it.
Prasad at your door
If you chose prasad for a havan or puja, dry prasad from the temple is packed the same day and couriered anywhere in India, or abroad by international courier. Mountain weather can sometimes delay it. Track it from My events.
Need a hand?
Our help centre answers the common questions, or write to us at support (@) aumfe.com. A person replies within a day.
Only joy, only blessings.
Every event we host is benefic. We never tell you something bad will happen if you don't book, and we make no promises about outcomes. You should leave lighter, not worried.
Common questions
Do I need to be present for the whole havan or puja?
No. The havan or puja is performed in full whether or not you are watching. We email you the video afterwards to keep.
How do I get the video?
We email it to you when the event finishes. You can also download it from My events whenever you like.
Where is my havan or puja performed?
At the Himalayan temple named on the event page, by that temple's own pujari. We work only with positive temples of Shiva and Parvati, Vishnu, Ram and Sita, Krishna and the gentle Himalayan Devis. See Our temples.
What if the weather delays my video or prasad?
Landslides, snowstorms and heavy rain can cut the network or close roads in the mountains. Our crew still films the whole ritual and uploads it as soon as they are back in the studio, and we tell you about any delay on WhatsApp and by email.
What is a gotra, and what if I don't know mine?
It is your family lineage. Ask an elder; if nobody knows, our priests use "Kashyap" by custom, exactly as a temple would. You can also leave it blank.
Can my family watch from another city?
Yes. Share the video with your family wherever they are.
Can I talk to the priest or speaker during the event?
Microphones stay muted so the mantras and the talk are clear for everyone. For a havan or puja, the sankalp is recited for everyone; for a satsang, you can email us a question beforehand.
Is the price on the card the final price?
Cards show "starting from". At checkout you choose the extras you want (prasad delivery, dakshina, chadhava) and see the final amount, including GST, before you pay.
Rituals are performed with devotion by the pujaris of the temples we work with. Benefits described are those traditionally sought by devotees; Aum Fe makes no claims of guaranteed outcomes.