New Home package: every muhurat from registry to housewarming
New Home
The New Home bundle brings together the muhurats a family needs between signing for a property and sleeping in it: Griha Kraya for the registry, Bhoomi Pujan for the ground breaking, Griha Chhadana for the chhat dhalai, and Griha Pravesha for the house warming. Each is a proper shubh muhurat in its own right, with ranked dated and timed windows for your city, judged against the birth charts of the owners and marked with the days worth refusing. Buying them together costs considerably less than separate muhurats and keeps the whole नव गृह मुहूर्त sequence consistent, since the same charts and the same reasoning carry through from the first spade of earth to the first lamp lit inside.
About this muhurat
Registry, ground breaking, roof laying and house warming — the whole arc from signing for it to sleeping in it. At 45% off the four separately, this is the best value in the catalogue.
A house comes together in stages that can be a year or more apart, and each stage has its own ceremony: the purchase, the ground breaking on the plot, the roof pour that closes the structure, and the first formal entry with the family lamp and the boiling milk. This package covers those occasions, so the dates can be requested as the build reaches each point rather than arranged one by one under time pressure. Families building from scratch draw on the whole arc; those buying a finished flat typically use the registry and the housewarming.
What you receive
- Ranked, dated and timed new home windows within the period you choose
- Judged against the relevant birth chart, not a generic panchang
- Days and windows to avoid, marked clearly
- 3 muhurat credits, valid for 1095 days
- Bhoomi Pujan
- Griha Chhadana
- Griha Pravesha
- Griha Kraya
New Home muhurat: your questions
More property muhurats
Griha Pravesha (House Warming)
The day you properly enter your new home. You get a ranked set of dated, timed windows checked against your chart and against every standard prohibition — sankranti, eclipse, panchak, adhika masa — so the date holds up when the family asks how it was chosen.
Griha Chhadana (Roof Laying)
Chhat dhalai — the day the structure is finally closed over. You get the auspicious windows, which matters when the concrete has to be booked days ahead.
Griha Kraya (Property Purchase)
Registry day is the largest cheque most families ever write. You get windows timed to your chart rather than to the builder's convenience — including the dates worth refusing.