Brihaspati Ji Puja
Brihaspati Dhwaja
A dhwaja (flag) sponsored in your name and hoisted on the temple's Shikhar (dome) after enchantment with holy mantras at Brihaspati Dham Mandir. Dhwaja-rohana per Skanda Purana — booked for sankalp siddhi, temple punya, and household prosperity.
- Temple Punya
- Sankalp Siddhi
- Prosperity
Best day: Thursday
Yajman contribution
₹1,500Switch ₹ / $ / £ from the header.
Book this puja
Brihaspati Dhwaja is performed at Brihaspati Dham Mandir, Jaipur — in front of Dev Guru Brihaspati, on a date that suits you.
- Sankalpa taken in your name — yajman name, gotra, and manokamna.
- Performed by expert priests at the temple.
- Proof of puja video sent to you after completion.
Fill the sankalpa below to continue with PayU, PayPal, or bank-transfer + WhatsApp confirmation. Pandit ji takes every booking in your name at the temple.
Send your sankalpa with the booking
Yajman name, gotra, manokamna, preferred date — then continue to PayU / PayPal / bank-transfer checkout.
Send your sankalpa with the booking
Yajman name, gotra, manokamna, preferred date — then continue to PayU / PayPal / bank-transfer checkout.
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Brihaspati Havan
Brihaspati Havan is performed to gain the blessings of Lord Brihaspati and to reduce the Brihaspati Dosha. Havan in Brihaspati Dham Mandir takes place in front of the gold Idol of Lord Brihaspati. Puja will be performed for you, you can attend it or it will be performed without you being present.
Deepdan Maha Aarti
To attain the blessings of Lord Dev Guru Brihaspati, Deepdan Maha Aarti is conducted. The idol of Guru Brihaspati worn a new dress, and is decorated with beautiful garlands. 108 Deepak are lit with cows ghee and Aarti is performed. Puja will be performed for you, you can attend it or it will be performed without you being present.
Common questions
Where is this puja performed?
All bookings are performed at Brihaspati Dham Mandir, Jaipur — in front of Dev Guru Brihaspati. Pandit ji takes sankalpa in your name (yajman name + gotra + manokamna) before starting.
