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Pitru Dosha Nivarana, Narayan Bali & Pitra Dosh Puja

An essential Vedic ceremony called Pitru Dosha Nivarana is carried out to eliminate the ill consequences brought on by disgruntled or dissatisfied ancestors. According to Hindu tradition, paying respect to one's ancestors (Pitru) is a holy obligation; failing to fulfill this obligation could cause Pitru Dosha to appear in one's horoscope. This dosha can cause problems in a number of areas of life, such as marriage, career, health, and financial security. Rituals like Narayan Bali and Pitra Dosh Puja are carried out under the supervision of seasoned priests like Pandit Manoj Guruji, who is renowned for performing genuine and successful pujas in accordance with Vedic traditions, in order to overcome these difficulties.

Understanding Pitru Dosha

Pitru Dosha arises when ancestors are not at peace because of unmet wishes, unnatural deaths, or incomplete ceremonies. Astrology states that this dosha is represented in a person's birth chart and might lead to recurring difficulties, setbacks, and discontent in life.

Pitru Dosha frequently manifests as the following:

Persistent financial issues

Marriage or childbirth delays

Health-related problems

Insufficient mental tranquility

Regular challenges in a business or career

Pitru Dosha Nivarana Puja is performed to ask ancestors for forgiveness and to grant them peace, which then bestows prosperity and success upon the individual.

What is Narayan Bali Puja?

A holy ceremony known as Narayan Bali is devoted to the spirits of ancestors who perished unexpectedly or unnaturally. Such souls are thought to be restless and could have an impact on their offspring. By performing this puja, those souls are freed and given moksha, or salvation.

In order to appease the departed souls, the practice entails offering symbolic pind (rice balls) and reciting particular Vedic mantras. When done properly, Narayan Bali Puja promotes harmony in life and aids in the removal of Pitru Dosha.

Importance of Pitra Dosh Puja

Ancestors are honored and placated through Pitra Dosh Puja. It is typically performed at sacred sites like Trimbakeshwar, where Lord Shiva's heavenly presence amplifies the ritual's spiritual impact. Complete Pitru Dosha Nivarana is achieved by combining Pitra Dosh Puja with Narayan Bali.

In addition to lifting ancestral curses, this puja fortifies family ties and guarantees favors for next generations.

Benefits of Pitru Dosha Nivarana

There are various advantages to performing Pitru Dosha Nivarana rituals:

eliminates harmful effects and ancestral doshas

gives departed souls serenity.

enhances financial security and professional development

aids in settling family and marital problems

brings about spiritual fulfillment and mental tranquility.

draws prosperity and good energy.

Role of Pandit Manoj Guruji

Pitru Dosha Nivarana, Narayan Bali, and Pitra Dosh Puja are performed with total devotion and precision by the highly skilled priest Pandit Manoj Guruji. His extensive understanding of the Vedic texts guarantees that each ceremony is carried out correctly for the greatest possible spiritual gain.Call Guruji at: [phone].

He offers:

Customized pooja according to your horoscope

Detailed instructions for performing rituals

Genuine Vedic practices

Reasonably priced and clear

Help with reservations and planning

His knowledge enables believers to carry out these holy rites without difficulty or anxiety.

When to Perform These Pujas?

Pitru Dosha Nivarana and Narayan Bali Puja can be performed throughout the year, but certain days are considered more auspicious:

Amavasya (New Moon day)

Pitru Paksha period

Mahalaya Amavasya

Performing the puja during these times enhances its effectiveness and brings quicker results.Call Guruji at: [phone].

Conclusion

Pitra Dosh Puja and Narayan Bali Pitru Dosha Nivarana are potent methods for resolving ancestral problems and enhancing life. These rites can be carried out efficiently and successfully under the direction of a seasoned priest like Pandit Manoj Guruji.

With the blessings of your ancestors, you can achieve calm, stability, and success by doing these ancient pujas if you are facing recurring issues and challenges.

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Narayan Bali Puja - Its significance and procedure

Narayan Bali puja is a ritual performed to rid yourself of ‘Pitru Dosh’ (ancestral curses) or the ill-effects of unhappy souls of your ancestors and elders who might have died an untimely death. An untimely death can be a cause of murder, unusual circumstances, ill-health, accidents and more. The souls of ancestors who die an unusual death are said to be stuck between the world of living and dead due to their unsatisfied desires. These souls are said to cause hindrances in their family’s lives, be it work problems, health or even wealth. In order to help them pass onto another world and attain moksha, the Narayan Bali puja is performed. This ritual helps appease their souls so that you can overcome the hindrances and problems in your life. 

Narayan Bali puja is performed over the course of three days by family members. The first day involves the performance of Narayan Bali puja, while Narayan Nag Bali puja is performed on the second day. On this day, a snake made out of wheat dough is used in the puja ritual. On the third day, Ganesh puja, Punyaha Vachan and Nag Puja are performed. 

Naraybali can be performed on any good tithi, including Amvasya and Dwadashi. But you shouldn’t perform this ritual on Ekadashi and Grahan days. It is also performed in different teertha kshetras of the country like Trambakeshwer in Nashik, Gokarna in Karnataka, Chandod in Gujarat and more. With the onset of pandemic, you should opt for a trusty online pooja booking service who’ll get the puja done on your behalf so that you can adhere to travel restrictions and stay safe. These online puja services have their experienced priests perform the puja, with proper materials so that you don’t have to leave the confines of your home.

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SIGNIFICANCE OF GANGA PUJA AND NARAYAN BALI

Celebrated in the Northeastern territories of India, Ganga Puja is one of the religious festivals in India. Although this festival belongs to many states, Tripura people prefer this puja except for may be religious festivals like Diwali, etc. 

 People perform Ganga puja along the rivers of ganga, which is considered to be the Goddess of the river. This ritual is performed in order for the well-being of pregnant womens and save this world from epidemic diseases. Available in the Hindu Lunisolar calendar, this festival is celebrated somewhere between March, April, or May.

 On this occasion, tribal people assembled near the banks of the river and pare three pieces of bamboo into beautiful flowers. However, it has changed now after a temple was built in the middle of the river, which is also made of bamboo. They hold the celebrations in that temple. Animals such as goats and buffalo are sacrificed in the name of god. 

 Narayan Bali is another type of pooja in India. This is mainly performed in Maharashtra. Wheat flour is used in the pooja which is performed similar to a funeral. By the use of mantras, remaining wishes of the dead individual are invoked. With the rituals, they are able to possess the body made of wheat flour and the mantra during funeral will liberal them to the next world. 

 There’s another part practiced in Maharashtra. It is called the Narayan Nagbali puja. In this puja, a snake is sacrificed in order to get success in life, business, and eradicate health problems. These two parts combine to be Narayan Bali. 

 Since people regroup at a single place to sacrifice an animal, narayan bali is not preferred by the devotees. It also applies for Ganga Puja, as people get to celebrate inside the temple which is present on a river. 

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Which Pujas Can Be Conducted Online?

The coronavirus pandemic has given rise to a plethora of new things. The world has changed and several aspects of life have been digitised. Things that we never imagined have been done over the internet. From weddings to exhibitions, from parties to award ceremonies, you name it and the technology’s got it. God too has found a place online. Various pujas, across the countries in varied temples can now be done online. The network is strong enough to take you to Kolkata for a Durga Pujo, head to the interior of Gujarat for Somnath Darshan or even perform the Narayan Bali puja at Trimbakeshwar or the temple of your choice. Here’s groups of Pujas that can be performed in your name by a yogya Pandit in the yogya temple at your chosen time and date.

1.      The Narayan Bali Puja

Usually performed at the Trimbakeshwar temple, Nasik, this is done to fulfil the unsatisfied wants of the forefathers’ souls often are stuck in the world. These are known to trouble their children. Very similar to a hindu funeral, an artificial artificial body of wheat flour is used and priests use Mantras to request such souls to own this body. The ritual makes them own the body and the funeral frees them to another world.

 2.      Govardhan Puja

This puja is performed by hindus on the 4th day of Diwali. Lord Krishna, also known as Govardhan is offered a large spread of vegetarian food as a mark of thankfulness. This can be done through various websites that allow you to book a puja and promise the completion of the puja with the appropriate vidhi vidhaans.

 3.      Sampoorna Navratri Puja

Navratri is a festival where Hindus worship the nine avatars of Goddess Durga over the course of nine days. That explains the name of this festival. Several epuja services offer the Sampoorna Navratri Puja, and can have appropriate priests perform it in your name.

   These were just three but the likes of Somnath Darshan, Karva Chauth Puja, Laxmi Narayan Havan, Moksh Dayani Ganga Puja and more can be found on these websites. So now embark or continue your spiritual journey without letting anything come in between you and the heavens above.

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Narayan Bali Rites and When is it Performed?

Narayan bali is an important ritual described in Garuda Purana for all cases of abnormal death by fasting, by animals, by accident, by fire, by a curse or any unusual disease which suddenly caused untimely death. These rites are important to ensure the liberation of the Atma. This puja consists the same rituals as a Hindu funeral, which is also done to help the souls attain mukti.

Whether it’s an online Pooja or a regular one, Vedic Mantras are chanted non-stop in order to invoke such souls. It is important that the Narayanabali pooja is performed religiously by those who feel that any of their relatives have been left deprived of regular annual ceremonies. All this can be done properly after consulting a knowledgeable priest.

What are the Reasons for suggesting Narayana Bali Pooja?

Narayana Bali Pooja is suggested when the horoscope (birth-chart) shows up Pitru Dosh. Narayana Bali Puja or Moksha Narayanabali pooja is a form of offering special Bali (sacrifice) for giving peace to the Atma (soul) of persons who might have suffered unnatural death. Narayana Bali also is performed to persons for whom funeral rites Shraddha Karmas have not been performed. Narayana Bali should be performed by those who feel that any of the kin or relatives are deprived of regular annual ceremonies.

Narayana Bali Puja is recommended in these cases:

·        For people who have an untimely death due to any unfortunate accidents like animal bites, fire, suicide and many more.

·        When some rites and rituals are not offered to the ancestors

·        When the horoscope shows some kind of delay in marriage or child birth

·        In case of certain employment related problems

·        Minor or major financial problems

Benefits of Performing Narayan Bali Puja

·        You are sure to get better marriage prospects

·        You will achieve success and fame in business and education

·        You may also expect marital harmony and how.

Thus, the Narayan Bali puja is considered extremely important in the Hindu Dharma.

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Narayan Bali Shraadh

Narayan Bali Shraadh is recommended in instances of untimely death. The following have been defined as untimely death: drowning, snakebite, poisoning, suicide, lightning-strike, accident. The yajmaan should have Bhagwan Vishnu as his centre of focus during this shraadh. Considering the reference to Pretha in the mantras, it seems that the Narayan Bali Shraadh should be completed before the Sapindi (which is generally done on the 12th day). It has been found that some authorities engage in Bhagwath Katha ( Reading Bhagwath Puraan) for 7 days (after the Sapindi has been completed) as an alternative to performing Narayan Bali Shraadh. The following is the procedure. 1. Bathe (follow special procedure with mantras), clean dhothi, janeo, sandhya. * Pdt Vedprakash Shastri includes a Prayaschit (for Dehashudhi) at this point. – 10000 Gayatri Japa or 1000 Ahuthis with Gayatri Mantra. 2. Preliminaries: Sprinkling of water, Achman, Pavitri (both hands). 3. Shanthi Paat. 4. Panchagavya Prashan. 5. Gaudaan sankalp (Kusa, white rice, water, money on betel leaf) 6. Narayan Bali Sankalp 7. Purushsukta Nyaas 8. Shri Mahavishnu Puja (Shaaligram Puja) 9. Ashta Shakthi sthapan & pujan ( Rukmini ; Sathyabhaama ; Jaamwathi ; Nagnajithi; Kaalindi ; Mitravinda ; Lakshmanaa ; Kaikeyi.) 10. Sathyesh Kalash (in centre) : Sthapan & Varuna Aavahan & Kalash Pujan. 11. Sathyesh Murthi Pratishta (Sankalp ; bathe with milk, water, panchagavya, water, panchamrith, water.) 12. Full pujan on Sathyesh Bhagwan. 13. Agni Sthapan. 14. Kalash sthapan ( Five) – Brahma (in the east) with *1.kalash made of Silver or earth, Vishnu (in the west) with kalash made of Gold or earth, Shiva ( in the north) with kalash made of copper or earth, Yama ( in the south) with kalash made of iron or earth, & Tatpurush (Pretha) - in the middle with kalash made of earth. Panchupchaar pujan on each. NB Savya for Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva & Yama but Apsavya for Tatpurush.  15. Agni Pujan 16. Ghee hawan (8 ahutis) Ghee ( Lomasya swaha…) 34 ahuthis. Purush sukta Ghee hawan ( 16 ahutis ) Prayaschith Hawan (8 ahuthis) Naugraha Hawan (9 ahuthis) 17. 16 Ahutis of kheer mixed with ghee. 108 ahutis of thil, jav, and sugar mixed with ghee. ( Aum tadvpraso Vipanyawo…) 18. Dashdikpal Bali ( Uradh & Sourmilk) 19. Kshetrapal Bali 20. Purnahuti, balance of ghee & kusa in hawan kunda. 21. Vishnu Tharpan 22. Brahman Daan Dakshina 23. Brahman Bhojan 1.Some authorities specify that the murthi on each kalash needs to be made of Silver (Brahma), Gold (Vishnu), Copper (Shiva), Iron (Yama) and glass (Pretha). It seems reasonable to settle for Kalashas made of earth and not to insist on Gold etc. 2. Pdt Ramswaroop Sharma includes the offering of 5 pindas- each on a separate bedi. Each bedi is in front of/close to each of the Kalashas mentioned in number 14 above. One pinda each for Brahma, Vishnu, Rudra, Yama (all savya) and Pretha (Apsavya). This is followed by Vishnu Tharpan using Purush Sukta Mantras.