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Puja & Shanti

Navagraha, Graha & Dosha Shanti

Once a chart or a matching report points to a specific affliction, the right puja addresses it. Below: which puja is for what, and how it's actually performed.

A Kundali reading, or a Kundali Milan match, sometimes turns up something specific: a poorly placed Saturn, a Nadi Dosha with no natural cancellation, a Mangal Dosha ahead of a wedding. Puja and Shanti rituals are the traditional response, each one aimed at the actual affliction, not offered as a one-size-fits-all package.

We read the chart first. The puja we recommend follows from what's actually there, and if a dosha turns out to be cancelled by another factor in the chart, we'll say so instead of recommending a ritual that isn't needed.

Pujas We Perform

1
Navagraha Shanti
All nine grahas propitiated together, usually done as a general remedy rather than for one specific affliction.
2
Graha Shanti
A single planet’s puja, chosen from your chart: Shani Shanti for a difficult Saturn, Rahu-Ketu Shanti for the nodes, and so on.
3
Mangal Dosha Shanti
For Manglik placements ahead of marriage, when the dosha isn’t already cancelled by the chart itself.
4
Nadi Dosha Shanti
Performed when a Kundali Milan match shows Nadi Dosha with no natural cancellation between the two charts.
5
Bhakoot Dosha Shanti
For the family-prosperity concern Bhakoot Dosha raises in a matching, again once cancellation has been ruled out.
6
Grahan Shanti
Performed around a solar or lunar eclipse for someone whose chart is sensitively placed for that eclipse.

What to Expect

Purpose

Every puja we perform is tied to something specific in your chart or situation, not offered as a blanket ritual.

Procedure

Sankalpa (the stated intention), the relevant mantra and havan where called for, and the samagri (offerings) proper to that deity or planet.

Timing

Most Graha Shanti pujas are timed to that planet’s own weekday; Sade Sati and eclipse-related pujas follow the transit itself.

Booking

Done at your home, at a temple, or arranged remotely with a recording sent to you afterward: whichever fits.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know which puja I actually need?+

That’s the first step, not something to guess at: we read your Kundali (or your Kundali Milan report, for a marriage-related dosha) and recommend the specific puja your chart calls for, rather than a generic package.

Does a dosha always require a puja?+

No. Nadi, Bhakoot and Mangal Dosha are all commonly cancelled by other factors in the chart. A puja is recommended only once an astrologer has actually confirmed the dosha holds after checking for cancellation.

Can these pujas be done without me being physically present?+

Yes, for most of them. We arrange the priest, the samagri and the procedure, and send you a recording along with what to do on your end (a specific fast, a mantra count) where that matters.

What is the difference between Graha Shanti and Navagraha Shanti?+

Graha Shanti addresses one specific planet troubling your chart right now. Navagraha Shanti propitiates all nine together, more of a general strengthening than a targeted fix for one affliction.

Find the Right Puja for Your Chart

Start with a Kundali or Kundali Milan reading so the recommendation is grounded in your actual chart, then book the puja itself.