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Shiv Sai Seva Trust Charity number: 1089830

Shiv Sai Seva Trust

Shiv Sai Seva Trust is a charitable organisation dedicated to serving humanity with compassion, faith, and devotion. Our mission is to support communities through spiritual, social, and humanitarian initiatives. We organise regular satsangs, bhajans, and religious events to promote spiritual growth and unity. Beyond spiritual service, the Trust is committed to social welfare activities such as:

  • Providing food (bhojan) for the needy
  • Supporting education for underprivileged children
  • Offering accommodation for sadhus and devotees
  • Assisting families during marriages and cultural ceremonies
  • Our vision is to create a society where love, service, and devotion uplift every individual. With the blessings of Shiv and Sai, and the support of our volunteers and donors, we continue to expand our initiatives to bring positive change in people’s lives.

    Punditji's Profile

    With over 25 years of experience conducting Vedic pujas across the UK and abroad, Pandit ji blends tradition with clarity. Ceremonies are performed in Sanskrit, with step‑by‑step guidance in English or Hindi, ensuring your family understands and participates meaningfully.

    • Authentic Vedic mantras and procedures
    • Clear guidance for families & guests
    • Bilingual explanations (English / Hindi)
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Sixteen Samskaras

👶 Pre-Natal Samskaras

Garbhadhana

Performed at conception to ensure a healthy pregnancy and spiritual well-being.

Pumsavana

A ritual in the 3rd or 4th month of pregnancy for protection of the fetus.

Simantonayana

Pregnancy ritual for the mother’s wishes and well-being of both mother and child.

🧒 Childhood Samskaras

Jatakarma

Performed immediately after birth to welcome and bless the newborn.

Namakarana

The naming ceremony, when the child receives their first name.

Nishkramana

The child’s first outing, symbolizing the beginning of life’s journey.

Annaprashana

The ritual of giving solid food to the child for the first time.

Chudakarma (Chaul)

The first haircut, symbolizing purification and new growth.

Karnavedh

Piercing of the ears, believed to enhance intellect and immunity.

📖 Educational Samskaras

Vidyarambha

Beginning of formal studies, including learning the alphabet.

Upanayana

The sacred thread ceremony, initiation into spiritual and adult life.

Vedarambha

The commencement of formal Vedic studies under a guru.

Keshant (Godaan)

A coming-of-age ritual, often marked by shaving the beard.

Samavartan

Graduation ceremony marking completion of education and student life.

🌸 Adult Life & Death Samskaras

Vivaha

The sacred marriage ceremony, uniting two souls in dharma.

Antyeshti

Final rites after death, ensuring the soul’s peaceful journey onward.

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Popular Ceremonies

Griha Pravesh

Ritual for pacifiying the presiding divinities in our home environment, can be performed at any time however, is usually performed at the time of entering a new home.

Satyanarayan Katha

A devotional narration and puja dedicated to Lord Vishnu for blessings, peace, and prosperity.

Ganesh Puja

An invocation of Lord Ganesha to remove obstacles and bring success before any auspicious event.

Mundan

A sacred head-shaving ceremony for children, signifying purification and protection from past karmas.

Wedding Rituals

A series of Vedic rites uniting two souls, invoking divine blessings for a harmonious married life.

Navagraha / Vastu Shanti

A ritual to appease the nine planets and harmonize the energies of a home for well-being and peace.

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Get in Touch

You can call, email, WhatsApp, or visit for bookings and enquiries.

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🙏 Support Our Work

Your donations help us continue performing traditional Vedic rituals, support community services, and preserve our cultural heritage. Every contribution makes a difference.

Secure donations via PayPal. Debit or credit cards accepted.

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