Pitra Dosh Nivaran Puja Special(विशेष) + Pujan Samagri

The ninth house in a person’s natal chart is dedicated to his/her father, ancestors, fate and fortune. A conjunction of Sun and Rahu in this house and certain other planetary combinations indicate Pitra Dosh and stamp out all auspicious signs from the house of luck. Pitra Dosh in a horoscope means that a person’s ancestor is not pleased or gratified with him or that he has not done enough for him. It points to the fact that a person’s ancestor is dissatisfied with him due to some reason. In a situation, when a family member has died an unnatural death  and if someone has not offered homage to the departed soul, he/she becomes inflicted with Pitra Dosha. This Dosha makes the life of a person miserable and he finds himself in a tight spot if it is not pacified. It can have many detrimental effects on a person and he suffers many undesired consequences including:

• Household conflicts
• Money loss
• Law suits
• Inability to conceive
• Difficulties on the career front

The person who suffers from Pitru Dosh will always run out of luck and wrestles with problems in nearly every front in life.

According to Hindu scriptures, by satisfying our forefathers who have left this world, we can seek their blessings and lead a happy and prosperous life.

Pitra Dosh Remedies or Upaya

Shraddh

Performing a shraddh ceremony during Pitru Paksha is known to mitigate the bad effects of Pitra Dosha. During shraddh ceremony, invite people as well as holy man to attend the feast. The feast is held to fulfill the unrequited desires of departed souls and help them on their way to higher realms. Feeding people during the Pitru Paksh not only helps departed ancestors but also the performer is also liberated from past karma. For the same reason there is a tradition of feeding beggars and cows.

Brahmin Bhoj

During this period you can feed as many brahmins as you can so that their blessings will accrue  to their departed ancestors. On the day, consider Brahmins as your departed ancestors and offer them delectable and wholesome food. Be hospitable to them and treat them with respect as you would treat your departed ones. Give them some “Dakshina”(fees) . Touch their feet and seek their blessings.

Tarpan

Tarpan refers to the offering of water to gods, sages and the souls of ancestors. Religious scriptures describe donating water as the highest punya (Good Deeds). Tarpan is performed on the bank of river or lake. Offering of water (tarpan) to deities is done using finger tips however to the souls of ancestors tarpan is done using thumb and first finger of the hand.

Pind Daan

Pind Daan is yet another powerful vedic remedy to subdue bad effects of Pitra Dosh. A handful of cooked rice is mixed with sesame seeds and shaped into balls. Touch the rice balls, invoke your ancestors and meditate on them. Sprinkle some black seasame seeds along with water on pinda, add some curd on the ball. Lastly, offer some flowers and sandalwood paste to this pinda and respectfully place it where animals or birds can eat it.

Pitra Sukt Puja

Pitra Sukt Puja is another potent Pitra Dosh removing ‘upay’ which is done on Chathurdashi and Amavasya (No Moon). Additionally, chanting Gayatri Mantra and gazing at the Sun at Sunrise can buttress the position of the sun in the horoscope and helps cut down the impact of Pitra Dosha in one’s life.

Pitra Dosh Nivaran Mantra

Pitra Dosh Nivaran puja should include chanting of Pitra Dosh Nivaran Mantra to pacify the souls of the departed ones.

Pitra Dosh Nivaran Puja

At Apna Karma, we perform Pitra Dosh Niwaran Puja on your behalf as per vedic rituals. The puja will include mantra jaap, Pitra Aradhana, offering of food and tarpan to eight Brahmins, donation to brahmins (clothes and money), feeding of crow, cows, dogs and beggars to appease departed forefathers.

Pancha pallava (पंच पल्लव)

आम की पत्ते
गूलर की पत्ते
वट की पत्ते
पीपल की पत्ते
पाकड़ की पत्ते

Navgrah samidha (नवग्रह समिधा ) 

Madar wood (मदार की लकड़ी), Dhaak Wood (ढाक की लकड़ी), khair wood  (खैर की लकड़ी), Apamarg wood (अपामार्ग की लकड़ी), Peepal tree (पीपल की लकड़ी), गूलर की लकड़ी, shami wood (शमी की लकड़ी), Durva  (दूर्वा), Kusha (कुशा).

Cloth for 5 Pandit jee

Dhoti (धोती), Kurta (कुर्ता) , Vest (बनियान), Towel (तौलिया), Rumal (रूमाल)

घर सामग्री

Flower ( फूल) – 250g, Flower mala (फूल माला) – 2, Milk  (दूध) – 100g, Curd  (दही) – 100g, Sweet (मिठाई) – 500g, Fruit (फल) – 15, Plate (थाली) – 2, Spoon (चम्मच) – 2, Bowl (कटोरी) – 2, ,  Tulsi leaf (तुलसी की पत्ती), Blanket (कंबल) – 2, sand (रेत), Beachhead (चौकी) – 1, hawan kund (हवन कु्ंड).