Business is one aspect where one cannot prejudge the outcome. There would be situations when you put your best foot forward and use all possible strategies to improve your business but things do not work the way you want it to be. These variations can be because of the planets positioned in an inauspicious house of your horoscope.

One best way to come out of this situation is to perform Vyapar Vridhi Anushthan. This effective puja increases business opportunities and one can enjoy great profits. This puja can also be performed by those seeking jobs or wanting to change their career.

The puja calms down the negative effects of the unfavourable planets and strengthens the beneficial planets and please the respective deities. Thus, the person carrying out this anushthan will get positive results and will be able to take the business to great heights.

Vyapar Vridhi Anushthan is usually performed during the initiation of the business. However, one can conduct this puja any time of the year and seek blessings from the almighty.

In this puja, the powerful and energised Vyapar Vridhi Yantra, Goddess Lakshmi, Lord Kubera, and Lord Ganapati are worshipped to increase profits in business and get new opportunities. The yantra must be placed at the place of work for complete benefits. One must be careful with the direction of the placement of yantra so you must better take advice from learned pundits.

Vyapar Vridhi yantra spreads out positive energy and increases cash inflow. The yantra also drives away the negative forces which have been creating obstacles in the growth of business.

Performing of Vyapar vridhi Anushthan and chanting Vyapar Vridhi Mantra will bestow the performer with the following benefits

• The anushthan and mantra removes obstacles
• increase in flow of money.
• The anushthan will wipe off all kinds of negative energies present in the premises
• The performer will experience positive developments in his work
• This puja also provides peace of mind to the performer.

Vyapar Vridhi Anushthan is a puja carried out for 5 days wherein puja is performed to the deities, mantras are chanted and homam is also performed. Later, prasad is offered to the Gods and is then distributed among the family members and to the participants of the puja.