Godh Bharai (Seemantham) is a beautiful pre-birth ceremony that celebrates the expectant mother and the upcoming arrival of a child. Guided by a qualified Pandit Ji, the ritual includes Ganapati Puja, Sankalp, Kalash Sthapana, Havan, and Aarti, along with traditional blessings for the mother-to-be.

Family members gather to offer prayers, perform rituals with rice, turmeric, flowers, and holy water, and present symbolic gifts for the mother and baby. Special songs and bhajans may be recited to create a joyful and spiritual atmosphere.

Performing this puja ensures divine protection, removes negative energies, and fills the home with positive vibrations, promoting health, prosperity, and happiness for both mother and child.

Benefits of Godh Bharai / Seemantham Puja:

• Ensures health and well-being of mother and baby

• Removes negative energies and obstacles

• Brings blessings of prosperity, joy, and harmony to the family

• Strengthens spiritual and emotional bonding within the family

• Invokes divine protection and grace

FAQs

1. Who should perform Godh Bharai Puja?
Expectant mothers, along with their families, perform this puja to seek divine blessings for a safe and prosperous pregnancy.

2. Can it be performed at home?
Yes, the puja can be performed at home, temple, or venue with the guidance of a qualified Pandit Ji.

3. What items are required for the puja?
Flowers, fruits, turmeric, rice, kalash, sweets, clothes for the mother-to-be, and decorative items.

4. When is the best time to perform this puja?
Typically in the 7th or 8th month of pregnancy, on an auspicious muhurta as suggested by the Pandit Ji.

5. Can family members participate?
Yes, family participation enhances the spiritual energy and joy of the ceremony.