Naag Dosh Nivaran Puja: Ease Sarp Dosha, Marriage Delays, and Fertility Issues

Naag Dosha, also called Naga Dosha or Sarpa Dosha, is a key concept in Vedic astrology. It occurs due to the anger of serpent deities (Naags) and is believed to bring negative effects caused by past karma. Hindu scriptures consider serpents sacred, powerful, and protectors of natural spirits and cosmic energy. Naag Dosha is linked to past actions, such as disrespecting serpents, their shrines, or ancestors, resulting in karmic imbalances or misdeeds in a previous life.

Please Note: Kaal Sarp Dosha and Naag Dosha Nivaran Puja are separate rituals. Kaal Sarp Dosha occurs when all planets are trapped between Rahu and Ketu, causing life challenges, delays, and misfortune. 

Impact of Rahu and Ketu in Nag Dosh

Naag Dosha is linked to the planetary positions of Rahu (the serpent's head) and Ketu (the serpent's tail). Rahu symbolizes desires, chaos, and material pursuits, while Ketu represents spiritual growth and liberation. Poor placement of these planets in a birth chart can cause life challenges, including delays in marriage, difficulties in conceiving children, marital problems, or even the untimely loss of a spouse.

Causes of Nag Dosh

Nag Dosh is believed to arise due to karmic and physical factors, including:

• Improper cremation or incomplete rituals for ancestors.
• Untimely or unnatural deaths (e.g., accident, murder, or suicide).
• Wrongdoings by ancestors, such as harming an unborn child.
• Curses or black magic from forefathers.
• Disrespecting or harming serpents or their shrines.

Nag Dosh Parihara Puja

Nag Dosh Parihara Puja is a spiritual remedy to reduce the negative effects of Naag Dosha and bring peace and balance to life. The puja includes rituals, prayers, and offerings to please Shri Vishnu, Shri Shiva, Rahu, Ketu, and serpent deities. It is especially beneficial for those with Nag Dosh in their horoscope, helping to neutralize its harmful effects.

Importance and Powerful Benefits

• Timely Marriage: Helps overcome delays and obstacles in marriage.
• Conceiving Children: Resolves difficulties in having children at the right time.
• Spiritual Growth: Brings emotional balance, peace, and inner strength.
• Health and Prosperity: Promotes overall well-being and removes financial or emotional challenges.
• Karma Cleansing: Neutralizes past karmic debts linked to Naag Dosha or actions involving serpents or ancestors.

Step-by-Step Rituals of Nag Dosh Parihara Puja

• Sankalpa: Devotee prays to resolve Naag Dosha and sets the intention for the puja.
• Vinayaka Puja: Shri Ganesha is worshipped to remove obstacles and purify the surroundings.
• Kalash Sthapana: A holy water pot (Kalasha) is placed to symbolize divine energy and protection.
• Rahu, Ketu, Sarpa Gayatri Japa: Mantras are chanted to seek blessings and reduce negative effects of Rahu, Ketu, and serpent deities.
• Naag Puja and Homam: Serpent deities are honoured with offerings, and a fire ritual (Homam) purifies the environment.
• Purnahuti: Final offering is made to the fire, marking the completion of the puja.
• Prasadam: Sacred offerings are distributed, symbolizing divine blessings.

Do's and Don'ts for Naag Dosha Parihara Puja

• Do's (What to Do):
  • Choose Auspicious Days: Perform the puja on favorable days like Shashti or Naag Panchami, as advised by an astrologer.
  • Prepare the Ritual Site: Keep the puja area clean, light a lamp, and use incense for a sacred atmosphere.
  • Chant Mantras: Recite "Om Namah Shivaya" or Dosha Nivarana Mantras 108 times daily to seek blessings.
  • Show Devotion: Perform all rituals with faith and follow the steps with dedication.
  • Offer Donations: Give honey, turmeric, yellow sweets, and other items to Brahmins, teachers, or the needy.
  • Respect Nature and Elders: Honor elders, teachers, and animals, as they symbolize positive energies.
  • Wear Gemstones: Consult an astrologer for gemstones like yellow sapphire or Gomed to reduce malefic effects.
• Don’ts (What to Avoid):
  • Avoid Certain Days: Don’t perform the puja on fasting days like Ekadashi, Shivaratri, or Gokulashtami.
  • No Female Participation During Menstruation: Women should not take part if menstruating or pregnant, as it may disturb the energy flow.
  • Do Not Skip Rituals: Complete all rituals properly; skipping steps may affect the puja's effectiveness.
  • Avoid Negativity: Maintain a positive mindset and avoid arguments or negativity during the puja.
  • Don’t Conduct the Puja Alone: Ensure family members participate, as collective involvement enhances the benefits.

Sevakarthas and their families opting for Online seva are requested to follow a strict vegetarian satvik diet & lifestyle on the three days (the day before, the day after & on the day of puja) and try their best to watch the LIVE-STREAMING of puja proceedings with devotion.

JyotirGamaya will be conducting this sacred seva on behalf of Sevakarthas with the help of Vedic priests in Shri Subrahmanya Temple, following all rituals with authenticity & honesty…

By following these guidelines, Naag Dosha can be mitigated, and its harmful effects reduced, allowing for a balanced and prosperous life.