Pitra dosh nivaran puja is an auspicious act of tranquilising the departed souls to undo the negative effects of the malicious planets in our birth chart.

Pitra dosh nivaran puja is an antidote for our worries and helps us to revive back the positivity, within and around us. It recovers the abrupt halt towards our progress and helps us to progress again. This puja is performed for the pacification of the manes and to get rid of the pitra dosh in the kundli. It rejuvenates our life and solves the unsolved mysteries to lead a happy, peaceful and stable life by seeking our ancestor’s blessings.

How will this puja be done by Shubhpuja?

As per the vedic texts, the puja is performed by the highly-educated and experienced Shubhpuja Vedic scholars, who have been practising this art for years.

Pitra dosh nivaran puja operates by using Nivaranyantra, Ashtgandha and Rudraksh rosary along with Gangajal,flowers and prasadam. Offering water to God, Sages, ancestors’ soul and human beings and satisfying them through it is called tarpan. Tarpan is conducted with the gangajal along with til (sesame) seeds and turmeric by a brahmin. Following mantra will be chanted by the Brahmin during the tarpan:

ll Tripurayel Tidmeh Bhairnaya La Dhimayi Tano Deeti Prachodayat ll

When should this puja be performed?

Every year, Shradh should be performed on the death date of the person as per the Hindu calendar. If the date is not known and month is known then on the moonless night of that month, it can be done. Pitru night of the Ashwin month is considered auspicious i.e. the no moon night (sarva pitri amavasya) in the shradha paksha, beginning from pratipada to moonless night. This is the most appropriate period for performing shradh as it is said that, it is the holy month when our forefathers or ancestors visit mother earth for pacification and bestowing blessings upon the family. Please consult Shubhpuja team if you want to know the appropriate day for conducting this puja.