Deity: Lord Anant (Vishnu), the supreme preserver

About the Puja: Anant Chaturdashi is a holy day of Lord Vishnu. The word anant means the one without end. On this day devotees worship Vishnu in his endless form. They tie a sacred thread of fourteen knots on the wrist. This thread is called the Anant Sutra. Each knot stands for one of the worlds Vishnu holds. The shastras tell how the Pandavas kept this vrat. It returned to them all they had lost in their hard years. The vrat grants protection, plenty, and the grace of Vishnu. It also marks the farewell of Lord Ganesh in many homes. Devotees keep it with fasting and faith.

Our verified Vedic priests recite the vrat katha with care. They chant the Vishnu mantras and tie the Anant Sutra. The rite follows the full vidhi. Families book this puja for fame, for standing, and for the setting of dharma. Muhurat is taken fresh from the Panchang. Book Anannt Chaturdashi Vrat Katha with us, and we handle the full vidhi.

• Fame, honour, and prestige
• Gain of revenue and standing
• The setting of dharma
• The endless grace of Lord Vishnu