What is Karma Kanda and Jnana Kanda? Are you interested to know more about our Vedas? We usually do Puja of god but we don’t get success, we don’t get the results of that Puja, why this happened to us? Is there something going wrong with our worship of God? To know more about this read our posts daily. Bharma ji had the credit to write all the Vedas. Vedas are further subdivided into two major portions called Karma Kanda (also known as Purva mimamsa) andJnana Kanda (also known as Uttara mimamsa). Karma Kanda has two subdivisions and they are Deva Puja and Bharma Puja.

Before knowing the Puja Vidhi of Karma Kanda you should have better knowledge ofPuja items going to be used in Puja Vidhi. There are more than 20+ Puja Vidhi are included inKarma Kanda Puja Vidhi. Some of them are explained here in brief and if you want to know more Puja Vidhi, then contact us, we provide you and describe more and better information for you about Puja Vidhi.

 Karma actually means act, deed, action or work, which when performed gives power and enjoyment to the person. A deed may be good or bad as you prefer to do, according to your deeds you will have to pay against the god after your death or sometimes prize we got here on the earth for our deeds. As your deed and intention is good, then the future is good, if your deed and intention is wrong, then future have to suffer. Jnana Kanda is concerned with the three principles which is belief in self, God and the world and their internal relationships. If you have belief in yourself and God, then you can achieve anything any target in life, you can get every height with this fact.