Service Description

Ganga Aarti & Havan is one of the most powerful and spiritually uplifting rituals performed in Rishikesh and Haridwar. Conducted by the learned priests of Swarg Ashram, this ceremony combines two sacred elements of Sanatan Dharma — light (Aarti) and fire (Havan) — creating a deeply transformative experience for the devotee and their entire family. 🔹 What the Ritual Includes 1. Ganga Aarti – Divine Offering of Light Performed at the holy ghats during the evening, the Aarti is a serene offering of gratitude and devotion to Maa Ganga, revered as the purifier of lifetimes. The ritual includes: - Lighting of diyas (lamps) and incense - Chanting of Vedic mantras and hymns - Offering flowers, akshat, and sacred water - Swirling of the traditional Aarti lamp in rhythmic circles - Blessings for peace, protection, and spiritual upliftment Ganga Aarti symbolizes the removal of darkness (ignorance, negativity) and the welcoming of divine light and clarity into life. 2. Havan (Agni Homa) – Sacred Fire Purification Following the Aarti, the priests perform a traditional Havan, invoking Agni Dev (the fire deity) as the carrier of prayers to the divine. The Havan includes: - Preparation of the kund (fire pit) - Offering ghee, herbs, and samagri into the holy fire - Recitation of powerful Vedic mantras - Sankalp (personal intention/prayer) for the devotee - Blessings for cleansing, healing, and prosperity The sacred fire is believed to burn karmic blocks, remove obstacles, and purify the mind, body, and aura. 🔹 Benefits of Ganga Aarti & Havan ✔ Removes negative energies from life and surroundings ✔ Purifies the mind and soul, bringing inner peace ✔ Invokes divine protection for the entire family ✔ Attracts positivity, prosperity, and emotional healing ✔ Brings blessings of Maa Ganga, believed to wash away karmic burdens ✔ Ideal for starting new ventures, resolving personal challenges, or simply seeking spiritual calm 🔹 When is This Ritual Recommended? - Before starting a new project or business - On birthdays, anniversaries, or auspicious days - When experiencing stress, confusion, or life challenges - For family well-being and peace at home - After the passing of a loved one (for emotional cleansing) - For NRIs seeking strong spiritual connection to their roots