Pitra Dosh Nivaran Puja
Pitra Dosh Nivaran Puja is a sacred ritual performed in Hinduism to alleviate the negative effects of Pitra Dosh, which is an astrological affliction caused by the ancestral karma of one's lineage. According to Vedic astrology, Pitra Dosh occurs when the departed ancestors' souls are dissatisfied or unsettled, leading to challenges and obstacles in the lives of their descendants.
During the Pitra Dosh Nivaran Puja, special prayers, rituals, and offerings are conducted to honor and appease the souls of the departed ancestors. The puja aims to seek their blessings, forgiveness, and resolution of any ancestral issues that may be affecting the present generations.
Devotees believe that by performing this puja, the negative influences of Pitra Dosh can be mitigated, and the ancestral souls can find peace. It is considered an act of gratitude, respect, and seeking the guidance and blessings of the ancestors.
The Pitra Dosh Nivaran Puja is usually performed by experienced priests or pandits who follow specific rituals and chant sacred mantras. Offerings such as food, water, and other symbolic items are made to the ancestors during the puja.
Participating in the Pitra Dosh Nivaran Puja is believed to bring harmony, blessings, and spiritual upliftment for the well-being of the entire family. It is an opportunity to honor and express gratitude to one's ancestors, seek their forgiveness, and resolve any ancestral imbalances that may be affecting one's life.
By engaging in this puja, devotees seek to restore ancestral harmony, enhance family relationships, and alleviate the negative karmic influences of Pitra Dosh. It is a spiritually significant practice that helps in fostering a deeper connection with one's roots and ancestral lineage.
Pitra Dosh Nivaran Puja
₹7,500
*Additional Charges will be applicable for dry fruits Prasad.
- Pitri Sukt Path
- Puja as per Kundali
- Vedic Pujan
- 1 Priest, 1 Day
Pitra Sukta Path Brahm Sukt Path
₹15,000
*Additional Charges will be applicable for dry fruits Prasad.
- Vishnu Sukt Path
- Rudra Sukt Path
- Puja as per Kundali
- Vedic Pujan
- Tripindi Pujan
- 3 Priests, 1 Day