गंड मूल नक्षत्र शांति
Gand Mool Nakshatra Shanti by Video Call
Gand Mool shanti performed live on a one-on-one video call for a child born in Ashwini, Ashlesha, Magha, Jyeshtha, Moola or Revati, with havan in the upper packages.
Traditionally done for a child born in a Gand Mool nakshatra
Traditionally done for the child's health and the family's peace
Traditionally done to honour the nakshatra's deity and the Navagraha
- 1–5pandits
- 2.5 hoursfrom, Basic
- LiveWhatsApp video or Google Meet
- 3 languagesSanskrit, Hindi, English
Choose your package
Four ways to hold this puja
The same puja at four scales. The pandit arranges all samagri at no extra charge; date, time and exact duration are confirmed on WhatsApp.
Basic
₹4,400 · US$50
- 1pandit
- Nakshatra and Navagraha puja with the nakshatra mantra 1,008 times
- About 2.5 hours
- Ganesh, Navagraha and nakshatra-deity puja
- Kalash water sprinkled over parents and child
Recommended
Advance
₹9,100 · US$110
- 2pandits
- Nakshatra mantra 5,000 times plus havan
- About 4 hours
- Everything in Basic
- A second pandit
- 5,000 times and havan
Premium
₹12,000 · US$145
- 3pandits
- Nakshatra mantra 11,000 times plus havan
- 1 day
- Everything in Advance
- Three pandits
- 11,000 times and havan
Super Premium
₹20,200 · US$240
- 5pandits
- Nakshatra mantra 11,000 times plus havan of 1,100 ahutis, tarpan and marjan
- 1–2 days
- Everything in Premium
- Five pandits
- Havan of 1,100 ahutis, tarpan and marjan
Plan your puja
Good dates and your sankalp
Next good dates in New Delhi
Sunday, 1 November 2026
India (IST): 06:32–14:52, Sun 1 Nov
Krishna Saptami · Pushya nakshatra
Tuesday, 10 November 2026
India (IST): 16:08–17:30, Tue 10 Nov
Shukla Dwitiya · Anuradha nakshatra
Monday, 16 November 2026
India (IST): 09:25–17:27, Mon 16 Nov
Shukla Saptami · Shravana nakshatra
A general auspicious-day rule (good tithi and nakshatra, no Rahu Kaal), not a classical muhurta for this specific puja. The pandit confirms the final time on WhatsApp. Families abroad: we work out the window for your own city on WhatsApp.
Your sankalp
ॐ विष्णुर्विष्णुर्विष्णुः ।
अद्य शुभ दिने शुभ मुहूर्ते,
…… नामधेयाः वयं
सकल कुटुम्बस्य कल्याणार्थं
गंड मूल नक्षत्र शांति करिष्यामहे ॥
A preview of the sankalp's form. On the day the pandit recites the full sankalp with the place, date, tithi and nakshatra. Nothing you type is saved on this website; it goes only into the WhatsApp message you send. A sankalp keepsake PDF after the puja is coming soon.
Book with this sankalpChant along
The mantra, in your script
ॐ गं गणपतये नमः
om gam ganapataye namah
Meaning: Om, and the seed sound gam: salutations to Ganapati, lord of the ganas.
Traditionally 108 times, or 21 times before any new beginning.
ॐ ह्रां ह्रीं ह्रौं सः सूर्याय नमः
om hrām hrīm hraum sah sūryāya namah
Meaning: The seed syllables of Surya, with salutations to Surya.
The classical anushthan count is 7,000; daily, traditionally 108 times, beginning on a Sunday.
ॐ श्रां श्रीं श्रौं सः चन्द्रमसे नमः
om shrām shrīm shraum sah candramase namah
Meaning: The seed syllables of Chandra, with salutations to Chandra.
The classical anushthan count is 11,000; daily, traditionally 108 times, beginning on a Monday.
ॐ क्रां क्रीं क्रौं सः भौमाय नमः
om krām krīm kraum sah bhaumāya namah
Meaning: The seed syllables of Mangal, with salutations to Mangal.
The classical anushthan count is 10,000; daily, traditionally 108 times, beginning on a Tuesday.
ॐ ब्रां ब्रीं ब्रौं सः बुधाय नमः
om brām brīm braum sah budhāya namah
Meaning: The seed syllables of Budha, with salutations to Budha.
The classical anushthan count is 9,000; daily, traditionally 108 times, beginning on a Wednesday.
ॐ ग्रां ग्रीं ग्रौं सः गुरवे नमः
om grām grīm graum sah gurave namah
Meaning: The seed syllables of Guru, with salutations to Guru.
The classical anushthan count is 19,000; daily, traditionally 108 times, beginning on a Thursday.
ॐ द्रां द्रीं द्रौं सः शुक्राय नमः
om drām drīm draum sah shukrāya namah
Meaning: The seed syllables of Shukra, with salutations to Shukra.
The classical anushthan count is 16,000; daily, traditionally 108 times, beginning on a Friday.
ॐ प्रां प्रीं प्रौं सः शनैश्चराय नमः
om prām prīm praum sah shanaishcarāya namah
Meaning: The seed syllables of Shani, with salutations to Shani.
The classical anushthan count is 23,000; daily, traditionally 108 times, beginning on a Saturday.
ॐ भ्रां भ्रीं भ्रौं सः राहवे नमः
om bhrām bhrīm bhraum sah rāhave namah
Meaning: The seed syllables of Rahu, with salutations to Rahu.
The classical anushthan count is 18,000; daily, traditionally 108 times, beginning on a Saturday.
ॐ स्रां स्रीं स्रौं सः केतवे नमः
om srām srīm sraum sah ketave namah
Meaning: The seed syllables of Ketu, with salutations to Ketu.
The classical anushthan count is 17,000; daily, traditionally 108 times, beginning on a Tuesday or Saturday.
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Samagri
What goes into this puja
All samagri is arranged by the pandit — no extra charge.
Puja essentials9
- The child's birth date, time and place for the sankalp
- Navagraha picture and nine small heaps of grain
- A kalash of water with mango leaves for the sprinkling
- Ghee lamp (diya) with cotton wicks
- Incense sticks and camphor
- Roli (kumkum), haldi, chandan and akshat (unbroken rice)
- Bell and aarti plate
- Puja books and the sankalp with the family's names and gotra
- Mala for counting
Havan items (from the Advance package)5
- Havan kund, about 1 × 1 ft copper or 1½ × 1½ ft brick
- Samidha: navgraha samidha: aak (Surya), palash (Chandra), khair (Mangal), apamarg (Budha), peepal (Guru), gular (Shukra), shami (Shani), durva (Rahu), kusha (Ketu)
- Cow's ghee for the ahutis (about 1 kg per 1,000 ahutis)
- Havan samagri mix: sesame, barley, rice, guggul, sugar and dried herbs
- Sruva (ladle), kusha grass and a dry coconut (gola) for the purnahuti
Kalash and altar4
- Copper, brass or steel kalash filled with water
- Five mango or betel leaves
- Coconut wrapped in red cloth with mauli
- Low chowki with a clean red or yellow cloth
Offerings and naivedya1
- Jaggery, fruit and sweets
Across the miles
A puja for a loved one far away
Living abroad and want a puja for your parents in India, or the other way round? Book it for them: the pandit performs it with their names in the sankalp, and we send ONE shared Google Meet link so the whole family joins from wherever they are, in one call.
How it works
- Tell us who the puja is for, their city, and where the rest of the family will join from.
- We fix a time that suits every time zone and send one Google Meet link to share with the family.
- Everyone joins the same call; the pandit names the whole family in the sankalp.
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A keepsake after the puja
After the puja we send your family a black-and-gold certificate with your names, the puja, the date and the pandit's name, on WhatsApp.
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ProperPandit · Keepsake
Certificate of Puja
The Sharma Family
took part in the Gand Mool Nakshatra Shanti · गंड मूल नक्षत्र शांति
1 November 2026
Date of the pujaPandit (name on your certificate)
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Book a Gand Mool Nakshatra Shanti (गंड मूल नक्षत्र शांति) performed live for your family on a one-on-one video call. A pandit we work with recites the sankalp with your names and gotra and guides each step, while your family makes the offerings at your own altar at home, anywhere in the world.
01What the Gand Mool Nakshatra Shanti is, and when families hold it
A child whose Moon is in one of the six nakshatras at the junctions of the water and fire signs (Ashwini, Ashlesha, Magha, Jyeshtha, Moola and Revati) is said to be born in Gand Mool. Tradition holds a shanti for the child, ideally on the 27th day after birth, when the Moon returns to the birth nakshatra.
The rite worships the deity of the birth nakshatra with the Navagraha, and the parents and child are sprinkled with water from a kalash. The full chart is read first, since tradition does not treat every birth in these nakshatras the same way.
02What the Gand Mool Nakshatra Shanti is traditionally done for
- Traditionally done for a child born in a Gand Mool nakshatra.
- Traditionally done for the child's health and the family's peace.
- Traditionally done to honour the nakshatra's deity and the Navagraha.
When: on the 27th day after birth, or when the birth nakshatra recurs.
03Count, duration, and what is included
Nakshatra and Navagraha puja with the nakshatra mantra 1,008 times (Basic), 5,000 times with a havan (Advance), 11,000 times with a havan (Premium) and 11,000 times with a havan of 1,100 ahutis, tarpan and marjan (Super Premium). Typical durations are listed in each package below; the price, the date, the time and how long the puja takes are confirmed with you on WhatsApp when you book.
Included in every package:
- Either a live call or a video recording of the puja if you cannot attend, never both
- All samagri, arranged by the pandit at no extra charge
- Sankalp in your family's names and gotra
- Date and muhurat worked out for your city
- Keepsake certificate after the puja (Certificate included)
Not included:
- Shipping of prasad
- Any in-person visit by a pandit
04How the Gand Mool Nakshatra Shanti works by video call
The Gand Mool Nakshatra Shanti is performed live by an experienced pandit we work with, on a one-on-one video call with your family. You stay at home, anywhere in the world, and do the offerings with your own hands while the pandit leads. The steps:
- Book on WhatsApp: Message us on WhatsApp with the puja you want, your city and country, and your time zone. The button on this page fills in the puja and your time zone for you; you add your city.
- Choose the date and muhurat: We suggest dates and times in your own local time. Where the puja calls for a muhurat (an auspicious window), it is worked out from the panchang for the city you are in, not for India.
- Samagri arranged for you: The pandit arranges all the samagri for the puja, at no extra charge; you only need a clean, quiet place at home to sit for the call.
- Join the video call: At the agreed time you join a one-on-one video call with the pandit from your home altar, on WhatsApp video or Google Meet, whichever your family prefers. It is your family's call alone.
- Sankalp with your names and gotra: The pandit begins with the sankalp: the formal statement of the place, the date, the names of the family members, your gotra and the intention of the puja.
- The puja: The pandit recites the mantras and guides each offering step by step, so that the hands placing the flowers, the water and the lamp are your own.
- Aarti: The puja closes with aarti: you wave the lamp at your altar while the pandit sings, and the whole family can join in.
- Prasad guidance: The pandit tells you how to offer and share the prasad, and what to do afterwards with the flowers, the kalash water and the other offerings.
On the call the pandit performs the Ganesh, Navagraha and nakshatra-deity puja with the child's sankalp, offers the nakshatra mantra, and guides the sprinkling of the kalash water over the parents and the child.
05Who it suits
Parents of a child born in a Gand Mool nakshatra, in India or abroad, who want the shanti done properly.
06Timing and muhurat
On the 27th day after birth, or a later day when the Moon is again in the birth nakshatra. The date is worked out for your city; see the Muhurta Finder.
07Booking, payment and rescheduling
All bookings are made on WhatsApp. You pay on WhatsApp by UPI (in India), PayPal, USDT or card-to-USDT; nothing is paid on this website. Payments are not refundable, but you can reschedule up to two times if you tell us at least 48 hours before the puja (see our refund policy).
The call is on WhatsApp video or Google Meet, whichever your family prefers. The pandit performs the puja in Sanskrit and speaks Hindi; a team member who speaks English joins the live call to help families who prefer English.
If your family cannot attend live, the pandit performs the puja for you and we send you a video of it instead. It is either a live call or a video recording, never both: a live call is not recorded. The price, the date, the time and how long the puja takes are confirmed with you on WhatsApp when you book.
Frequently asked questions
- What if the 27th day has passed?
- The shanti can be held on a later day when the Moon is again in the birth nakshatra; the pandit finds the date for your city.
- Is a Gand Mool birth a bad sign?
- No. It is a tradition of shanti for the child. The pandit reads the full chart first and tells you plainly whether the shanti is customary for your child's birth.
- What if we cannot attend live?
- The pandit performs the puja for you and we send a video of it instead; it is one or the other, not both.
- How do I book the Gand Mool Nakshatra Shanti by video call, and how do I pay?
- Tap "Book on WhatsApp" and send the message with your city and time zone. We agree the date, the time and the details with you there. You pay on WhatsApp by UPI (in India), PayPal, USDT or card-to-USDT; nothing is paid on this website.
- What if we need to change the date?
- You can reschedule up to two times if you tell us at least 48 hours before the puja. Payments are not refundable; the refund policy page has the full terms.