Sataisa Puja
Sataisa Puja is a sacred Hindu ritual performed on the 27th day after the birth of a baby. It is conducted to seek divine blessings for the newborn’s health, happiness, long life, prosperity, and overall well-being while expressing gratitude to the family deity and seeking protection from negative influences.
Sataisa Puja, also known as Satasa Puja in some regions, is an important post-birth Hindu ceremony observed primarily in Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, and nearby areas. The ritual is traditionally performed on the twenty-seventh day after a baby’s birth to purify the home, invoke the blessings of family deities, and pray for the child’s healthy growth, long life, wisdom, and prosperity.
Our experienced Banarasi Vedic Pandits perform the complete Sataisa Puja according to authentic Vedic traditions. The ceremony includes Ganesh Puja, Kalash Sthapana, Navagraha invocation, family deity worship, sacred mantra chanting, Havan (if required), and Aarti.
The puja creates a spiritually positive environment for the newborn and the entire family while marking an important milestone in the child’s life.
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