Aarushi | 03 Jan, 2023

Bhumi Poojan Muhrat for 2022: All Months

Bhumi Poojan Muhrat for 2022: All Months

Bhumi Poojan is a popular ritual that the Hindu religious community in India partakes in. If you’ve recently bought a plot of land, bhumi poojan might be the first thing you would want to sort out.

If that’s your plan for your new plot of land, you’ve come to the right place. Before getting into the auspicious dates for your bhumi poojan ritual, let’s take a look at all the other factors involved in the same.


What Is Bhumi Poojan?

According to Hindu religious shastras, any form of construction on land needs to be started with paying respects to the god of land and directions, goddess Bhumi and Vastu Purusha respectively. The five directions are also worshipped during this ritual.

This belief stems from the idea of seeking permission from the land that provides us with sustenance. Before laying the foundations of your construction, bhumi poojan is a crucial step that Hindus do not miss.

Also known as Neev poojan, when done on auspicious dates, is said to eliminate any troubles that the owner might face during construction. 

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Ingredients Required For Bhumi Poojan

A priest is normally required to perform bhumi poojan. The priest will then give a list of ingredients to the owner. These ingredients are required at various steps of the ritual. Some of the most important and common ingredients used in the bhumi poojan ritual are:

  1. Betel leaves and nuts

  2. Camphor

  3. Coconut

  4. Coins

  5. Flowers

  6. Fruits

  7. Ghee

  8. Incenses sticks

  9. Kumkum

  10. Mango leaves

  11. Milk

  12. Mishri

  13. Naivedyam

  14. Red cloth

  15. Rice

  16. Sandalwood paste or powder

  17. Turmeric powder

How To perform a Bhumi Poojan ritual?

As mentioned earlier, you can simply appoint a priest to perform your Bhumi Poojan ritual. However, due to the endemic and the restrictions that come along with it, you might prefer to perform the ritual yourself. You might also be inclined to perform the ritual yourself for any other reasons. In such a case, you can have someone recite the bhumi poojan mantras with clarity.

The bhumi poojan ritual isn’t a complicated one and can be done by following these simple steps.

Step 1: Everyone involved in the bhumi poojan must take a bath in the morning so as to perform the ritual with a clean body, mind, and spirit.

Step 2: Cleanse the ground for which the bhumi poojan needs to be performed.

Step 3:seat the priest, or the person reciting the mantras facing the north direction and sit yourself facing the east direction.

Step 4: Light an oil or ghee lamp to start the ritual.

Step 5:Like every other pooja in the Hindu culture, start by worshipping Lord Ganesha.

Step 6: Create a mixture called Panchamrut by mixing ghee, curd, honey, milk, and sugar.

Step 7: Worship Lord Sheshnag by offering this Panchamrut mixture and pouring it into the ground.

Step 8: Next worship goddess Lakshmi to bring prosperity into your home. Place a betel nut and a coin in a Kalash. Take your Kalash, place mango leaves in its neck, and place a coconut on top of it.

Step 9: Dig a piece of land and place your first foundation stone in it.

Step 10: On top of the foundation stone, place the sweets, vermilion, Chandan, turmeric, flowers, fruits, akshat, moli, incense sticks, paan, and supari while reciting the cleansing mantras.

Step 11: Distribute the prasad of sweets and fruits among the people present for the pooja.

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Dates To Avoid For Bhumi Poojan

While there are a lot of auspicious dates to perform your bhumi poojan ritual, there are a few dates that experts say you must avoid:

  1. March 14, 2022

  2. June 14, 2022

  3. September 14, 2022

  4. December 14, 2022

Bhumi Poojan Dates For 2022

In 2022, the only months that do not have an auspicious muhurat for bhumi poojan are March, July, October, and November. However, consulting an astrologer or priest to figure out the optimum date for your bhumi poojan is the best way to move forward.


Month

Day

Date

January

17

Monday

20

Thursday

22

Saturday

24

Monday

February

02

Wednesday

03

Thursday

05

Saturday

07

Monday

10

Thursday

11

Friday

14

Monday

16

Wednesday

17

Thursday

18

Friday

19

Saturday

April

02

Saturday

03

Sunday

04

Monday

May

02

Monday

06

Friday

07

Saturday

12

Thursday

13

Friday

16

Monday

18

Wednesday

21

Saturday

June

01

Wednesday

10

Friday

11

Saturday

25

Saturday

August

03

Wednesday

04

Thursday

10

Wednesday

13

Saturday

17

Wednesday

18

Thursday

22

Monday

September

10

Saturday

December

01

Thursday

02

Friday

07

Wednesday

08

Thursday

09

Friday

14

Wednesday

15

Thursday

16

Friday


A Bhumi Poojan is normally followed by lunch organized by the host for all present for the ritual. It is a way of saying thank you to those who attended the pooja and gave their blessings for the prosperity and well-being of the property being constructed on the land. 

Many Indians also go the extra mile and arrange langars for the less fortunate on the day of the bhumi poojan.

Due to the current conditions with the pandemic, lockdowns, and other restrictions in your city, you might not be able to invite your friends and family to this big event. What you can do is take them on a virtual call and have them be a part of your day virtually.

Whatever you choose to do for your bhumi poojan, we pray your construction goes on successfully and you build your dream home on the land you’re worshipping.

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