Kala Sarpa Dosha Shanti

Kala Sarpa Dosha Shanti

Kalasarpa Dosha Shanti or Kalasarpa Dosha Parihara Puja is a sacred Vedic ritual performed to mitigate the negative effects of Kalasarpa Dosha, an astrological affliction believed to occur when all the planets are positioned between the Rahu and Ketu axis in an individual’s birth chart. This dosha is said to cause significant life challenges such as delays, obstacles, health issues, and misfortune. In Gokarna, a town renowned for its spiritual importance and the presence of the revered Gokarna Temple, this ritual is highly effective in removing the adverse influences of Kalasarpa Dosha.

The ceremony involves offering prayers to the nine planets (Navagraha), in particular Rahu, and Ketu. The ritual is performed by experienced priests who recite specific mantras and perform sacred rituals using items such as milk, honey, flowers, fruits, and ghee. These offerings are made to the deities, seeking their blessings to neutralize the dosha and restore peace and harmony in the devotee’s life.

Benefits of Kalasarpa Dosha Shanti include the alleviation of life’s obstacles, enhanced health, resolution of relationship issues, improved career prospects, and spiritual well-being. It is believed to restore balance in life and bring prosperity, peace, and success.

The cost of Kalasarpa Dosha Shanti varies depending on the customization of the ritual. Factors such as the number of days for the ceremony, the types of offerings, ritual determine the price. Customizations can cater to individual needs, and the cost typically ranges from moderate to high based on these factors, but the spiritual benefits and life-changing results make it a valuable investment. You can customize after discussing with Muktikshetra Gokarna team.

• Sankalpam (Taking the Vow)
• Kalash Sthapana (Sacred Pot Installation)
• Invocation of Lord Shiva, Rahu, and Ketu
• Offerings of Milk, Flowers, and Naivedyam
• Chanting of Rahu-Ketu Mantras and Slokas
• Kala Sarpa Shanti Homam (Fire Ritual)
• Tarpanam (Water Offering) for Ancestral Peace
• Ashirvachana and Prasada Distribution