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Classic South Indian House Warming Pooja Rituals.

Housewarming: Making the space alive, consecrating the house, and spiritual cleansing, marking a new beginning to bless the space for good fortune, peace, and prosperity. Essentials for Pooja Rituals: It is traditional to bring along a Tulasi plant, Ganga water, a Lakshmi Devi statue, the house deity's photo, and key kitchen essentials as you step into the new home, infusing it with blessings and a dash of sacred chaos! Worshipping Kamadhenu #Gou Pooja: Kamadhenu is regarded as the "wish-fulfilling cow," symbolizing prosperity and the fulfillment of desires. Worshipping her is believed to attract wealth, abundance, and overall well-being. Threshold Ritual #Gadapa Pooja/Vastu Shanti Pooja: Worshipping the entrance of the house symbolizes the crossing into a new phase of life with blessings and protection, aiming to eliminate evil forces and prevent them from entering the house. Right Foot Ritual: A symbolic practice aimed at ensuring a successful, prosperous, and auspicious entry into a new home or significant new phase in life. Sacred Pot Ritual: Integration of divine blessings into daily life, with a focus on the pursuit of purity and prosperity. Tulasi Treasure Ritual: Celebrating spiritual and physical health, prosperity, and divine connection. Milk Overflow Ritual: Symbolizes that the home should overflow with love and may never run out of food, water, and warmth. Sacred Fire Ritual: Fire symbolizes transformation and purification. It is considered a sacred element that carries offerings to the divine and cleanses both the environment and the participants. Havan Parikrama: Involves walking around the fire altar in a clockwise direction as a mark of reverence, to receive divine blessings, and to complete the ritual.