Kaal Sarp Dosh Pooja

1. 1

   Preparation and Sankalp

   The puja begins with the devotee taking a sacred vow (Sankalp) after purification, stating their name, gotra, and the specific purpose of performing the Kaal Sarp Dosh Pooja.

2. 2

   Ganesh Puja

   Worship of Lord Ganesha is performed to ensure the smooth completion of the puja and remove any obstacles.

3. 3

   Navagraha Puja

   Offerings and prayers are made to the nine planets (Navagraha) to appease them and mitigate any malefic effects.

4. 4

   Rahu-Ketu Japa and Havan

   Special mantras dedicated to Rahu and Ketu are chanted, followed by a fire ritual (Havan) with specific offerings to pacify these planetary nodes.

5. 5

   Rudrabhishek

   An Abhishek (sacred bath) of Lord Shiva is performed, as Lord Shiva is believed to control Rahu and Ketu, providing ultimate relief from Kaal Sarp Dosh.

6. 6

   Pitra Dosh Nivaran

   Rituals are performed to appease ancestors and address any Pitra Dosh that may be contributing to the Kaal Sarp Dosh effects.

7. 7

   Purnahuti and Aarti

   The puja concludes with Purnahuti (final offering in the Havan) and Aarti, followed by distribution of Prasad.

• Performed by experienced Vedic priests in Ujjain.
• Customized rituals based on individual birth chart analysis.
• Inclusion of specific remedies for severe Kaal Sarp Dosh.
• Opportunity for devotees to participate in key rituals.
• Blessings from Mahakaleshwar Jyotirlinga.
• Offering of silver snake idols to the river after the puja.

• Amavasya Tithi (New Moon day)
• Nag Panchami (especially significant for snake-related doshas)
• Sundays and Tuesdays (days associated with Rahu and Ketu)
• During specific planetary transits favoring Rahu-Ketu appeasement
• During Uttarayan period for maximum benefits

It's highly recommended to consult with a learned astrologer or priest for the most precise and personalized muhurat based on your birth chart.

Chanting these mantras during the puja and regularly thereafter can enhance the positive effects.

• Copper Kalash (pot)
• Coconut
• Ghee (clarified butter)
• Rice, sesame seeds, barley
• Black Urad Dal (split black gram)
• Seven types of grains (Sapta Dhanya)
• Flowers (white and yellow)
• Sweets and fruits
• Dhoop (incense) and Diya (lamp)
• Holy water (Gangajal)
• Silver snake idols (Naga and Nagin)
• Specific herbs for Havan