About the Puja

Budh Puja and Yajna is a sacred Vedic ritual dedicated to Lord Budh (Mercury)—the divine embodiment of intelligence, communication, wisdom, analytical ability, and planetary energy.Budh Puja and Budh Graha Shanti are performed to remove the inauspicious or weakened influence of Mercury in a person’s horoscope, to dispel confusion, mental stress, and communication barriers, and to bring clarity, intelligence, and positive results. When Mercury (Budh) is afflicted in the horoscope, it can create obstacles in education, career, communication, business, and financial matters. To remove these obstacles and attain relief, this Budh Puja is performed.

Traditional Associations

Deity: Lord Budh, the Mercury god, is revered as the embodiment of wisdom, intellect, communication, and analytical power. He governs education, mental clarity, communication skills, and business acumen

Symbolism: Budh Dev represents knowledge, reasoning, communication, intelligence, and analytical ability. He removes confusion, miscommunication, obstacles in learning and career, and enhances mental sharpness and clarity in decision-making

Mantra:“Om priyan gukalika shyamm rupena pratimam budham shaumyam shaumya gunopetam tam budham pranmamyaham:Chanting this sacred mantra is believed to invoke Lord Budh’s blessings for intelligence, communication skills, clarity of mind, wisdom, and success in education and business

Cultural Significance: Budh Puja is traditionally viewed as a source of mental clarity, knowledge, communication skills, and business acumen. Worshipping Budh Dev is believed to remove obstacles in education, career, business, and finances, enhance intellect, improve analytical ability, and bring success, prosperity, and mental balance.

Puja Procedure (as per tradition)

The Budh (Mercury) Pooja generally begins with Swasti Vachan and Shanti Path, followed by the Sankalp, where the devotee takes the intention for the puja. This is followed by the recitation of Budh Stotram and the chanting of Budh Mantra Japas vishnu puja . Offerings are then made in the homam, using green flowers, ghee, sesame seeds, rice, jaggery, and other traditional items.

During the worship of Budh Dev, other deities are also honored, including Lord Ganesha, Goddess Saraswati, Kalash Narayana, the Navagrahas, Mahamrityunjaya Rudra, and others. All rituals are performed according to traditional Vedic procedures, including homam (fire rituals), arti, and ceremonial offerings, ensuring that the puja is carried out in a sacred and complete manner.

Number of Priests

11,000 Japas – 3 Priests, 1 Day (4 hours)

21,000 Japas – 5 Priests, 1 Day (6 hours)

51,000 Japas – 5 Priests, 3 Days (5 hours each day)

1,25,000 Japas – 7 Priests, 5 Days (5 hours each day)

Puja Schedule & Video

After the completion of the puja, a 15–20 minute highlight video of the important and sacred parts of the ritual will be sent via email. During the Sankalp, your name and place of residence will be mentioned.

Items in Puja Prasadam

As prasad of the puja, you will receive divinely worshipped items, which will be delivered to you via courier:

Budh Yantra

Mala / Bracelet

Green Thread (Mouli)

Kumkum and Akshat (colored rice)

These items bring divine positive energy, intelligence, communication skills, and success into your home or office.

Details Required for Performing the Puja

Name of the person

Date, Place, and Time of Birth

Specific wish (Sankalp) for the puja

Notes & Disclaimer

This puja is performed in Ahmedabad, India, by learned priests following Vedic traditions. Information provided is based on traditional and cultural references. No medical, financial, or guaranteed outcomes are claimed. Effects may vary from person to person and are subject to personal faith and belief.

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