PUJA VIDHI

The right puja vidhi, spoken step by step

Puja vidhi — the correct order and procedure of a ceremony — is usually the hardest part to get right from memory or a written guide. Ritvik turns it into something you can simply follow along with, out loud.

About Ritvik

How it works

Vidhi means "procedure" — the specific sequence a ceremony is meant to follow, from the initial sankalp through to the closing aarti. Getting the order right matters as much as getting the mantras right.

Written vidhi guides ask you to read ahead, remember the sequence, then look back down at your altar to perform it — which breaks focus exactly when you need it most. Ritvik narrates the vidhi live instead, one step at a time, so you're never guessing what comes next.

Each ceremony page on this site also lays out the key steps for reference — see the puja pages linked below for Griha Pravesh, Satyanarayan Puja, Rudrabhishek, Ganesh Chaturthi, and Havan.

What You Get

Built for the way you actually pray

Correct sequence

Each ceremony's vidhi is followed in the traditional order, not shortened or reordered for convenience.

Spoken, not written

No need to read ahead and remember — Ritvik tells you the next step as you reach it.

Ceremony-specific

Vidhi differs by ceremony — Ritvik and our ceremony guides cover Griha Pravesh, Satyanarayan Puja, Rudrabhishek, Ganesh Chaturthi, and Havan.

At your own pace

Pause, repeat a step, or take your time between offerings — the guidance waits for you.

Frequently Asked

Common questions

What does "vidhi" mean in a puja context?

Vidhi refers to the correct procedure or sequence of a ceremony — the specific order of steps, offerings, and mantras that make up the ritual.

Where can I find the vidhi for a specific ceremony?

Each ceremony has its own page on this site (Griha Pravesh, Satyanarayan Puja, Rudrabhishek, Ganesh Chaturthi, Havan) with the key steps listed, or you can have Ritvik guide you through the full vidhi live in the app.

Does the vidhi change based on region or tradition?

Yes, some details vary by regional and family tradition. Ritvik follows the widely-practiced sequence for each ceremony; for a family-specific variation, an At Home Puja pandit can adapt to your tradition.