Spiritual Significance

The Pitra Dosh Nivaran Puja is performed to appease the souls of ancestors who may be causing disturbances in the lives of their descendants. It is believed that unresolved issues from past generations can manifest as challenges in the present, affecting various aspects of life.

Ideal Timings

This puja is ideally performed during auspicious days such as Amavasya, Pitra Paksha, or during the lunar month of Shradh. Consulting an astrologer for personalized timings is recommended.

Required Materials

The puja requires specific materials including:

• Rice
• Barley
• Ghee
• Flowers
• Fruits
• Water
• Havan samagri

Step-by-Step Procedure

The puja involves several steps:

1. Swasti Vachan & Shanti Path – Invoking divine blessings.
2. Sankalp – Taking a vow to perform the puja with pure intentions.
3. Ganesh, Kalash, Lakshmi, Vishnu, and Navgraha Sthapana – Invoking deities.
4. Pitra Sthapana & Agni Sthapana – Connecting with ancestral spirits.
5. Navgraha Mantra Japa – Pacifying planetary influences.
6. Pitra Stotra Path & Pitra Gayatri Japa – Seeking blessings from ancestors.
7. Vishnu Mantra Japa – Invoking Lord Vishnu’s grace.
8. Tarpan Ceremony – Offering food and prayers to ancestors.
9. Havan with Sacred Samagri – Purification rituals.
10. Purnahuti & Aarti – Concluding the puja.

Expected Outcomes

Participants can expect improved family harmony, career success, and overall well-being after performing this puja.

Process (Vidhi) of Puja

The entire process is conducted by experienced Vedic priests who ensure that all rituals are performed correctly, adhering to traditional practices.