The Griha Pravesh, or housewarming ceremony, is an important and memorable occasion in a person's life. This is because, with a boundless deal of hard labour and effort, one can construct one's own home. To make your wish of owning a valuable home a reality, the Griha Pravesh in a new or old home must be achieved at a shubh muhurat.
The basis is to bring happiness, peace and wealth into your home by incoming in an auspicious Lagna and Tithi. Griha Pravesh Muhurats are calculated using dates (Tithis), days, lagna, and nakshatra. The Griha Pravesh Muhurat for February 2023 is shown here.
Meaning Of Girha Pravesh Rendering To Vedic Texts
According to Vedic traditions, the months of Magha, Phalguna, Vaishakha, and Jyeshtha are particularly favourable for Griha Pravesh.
The four Chaturmas months of Ashadha, Shravana, Bhadrapada, and Ashwin are forbidden for housewarming ceremonies. The reason for this is that all deities, including Lord Vishnu, rest and sleep during these months. In addition to this, Griha Pravesh believes that the month of Paush is unlucky.
Tuesday is the only day that is not ideal for Griha Pravesh. But, unless there are extraordinary circumstances, it is not permitted to enter a new property on Sundays or Saturdays.
The Shukla Paksha's Dvitiya, Tritiya, Panchami, Saptami, Dashami, Ekadashi, Dwadashi, and Trayodashi are seen as auspicious for the Griha Pravesh ceremony with the exception of Amavasya and Purnima.
Griha Pravesh must be achieved in a specific Lagna (sign ascendant). The shubh muhurat on this event is strongminded by the position of the Sun in relation to your birth Nakshatra. If it is in the fifth and ninth houses from your sign, for instance, the period is not good for Griha Pravesh, but if it is in the sixth and eighth houses from your sign, the period is exceptionally favorable.
Types Of Griha Pravesh Puja
Griha Pravesh or Housewarming Ceremony is usually thought to be done when a new home is purchased, although this is wrong. There are three forms of Griha Pravesh, giving to Vastu Shastra:
Apoorva
Griha Pravesh: When one moves into a new home, it is called as Apoorva Griha Pravesh.
Sapoorva
If a person stays somewhere else and leaves his or her house vacant for some reason. After some time, when they arrival to their home, it is known as Sapoorva Griha Pravesh.
Dwandhav
When a person is involuntary to leave their home despairingly due to a natural disaster or other situations. Then, in order to go back to their prior abode, they must do Griha Pravesh Puja Vidhi. This phrase is known by the name Dwandhav Griha Pravesh.
Vastu shastra is a traditional branch of Indian science that emphasises the significance of directions. Vastu describes a location where God and mankind coexist. The five elements that make up the human body are thought to be related to vaastu for dwellings.
Vastu states that there are gods in every direction. Positive energy from all angles brings happiness, peace, and richness into one's life. Vastu puja and shanti must therefore be performed prior to Griha Pravesh.
After finishing Of Construction, Griha Pravesh (Griha Nirman Karya)
People have been recognized to arrive their new home while it is still being built on the instance. This practice is not believed right in Hinduism and according to holy teachings. These Vedic writings postulate some performances that must be undertaken before Griha Pravesh.
Avoid using Griha Pravesh in a house that is still under construction until the doors, mainly the main door, have been installed and the roof has been finished. After Griha Pravesh, evade padlocking your main door because it is considered unlucky.
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