Perform Puja as per Vedic rituals at Famous Hindu Temples in India

🛕 Repeated failures in life, career obstacles, problems with children or family, and health-related worries are not considered merely normal coincidences. Scriptures state that this may be a sign of Pitru Dosha (ancestral affliction). When the souls of ancestors are not satiated, or when Pitru Daan, Tarpan, and shraadh are not performed properly for them, their dissatisfaction creates obstacles and troubles in the lives of their descendants. The last Kalashtami of the year is considered especially auspicious to seek relief from all these troubles.

The Vedic ritual performed on this day is considered effective in calming the restless influence of ancestors and bringing stability, happiness, and prosperity to the lives of the descendants. It is clearly stated in the scriptures that for relief from Pitru Dosha, an ordinary Puja is not enough, but a deep and properly performed ritual is extremely essential. That is why a special Tri-Tirtha Pitru Shanti ritual is being organized through Sri Mandir on this occasion. This ritual will be performed at three holy pilgrimage sites, which are considered unique and sacred in themselves –

📍 Kashi – The City of Moksha (Salvation), where offering Pind Daan at the Pisach Mochan Kund quickly satisfies the souls of the ancestors and brings stability, happiness, and mental peace into the lives of the descendants.

📍 Rameshwaram – Here, Lord Shri Ram himself performed Tarpan for his ancestors, establishing this tradition. Performing Tarpan and shraadh at this holy site brings peace to the souls of the ancestors and brings good fortune and protection into the lives of the descendants.

📍 Gokarna – The land of Atmalingam, where performing Tripindi Tarpan at Kotiteertha and the confluence of the sea satisfies the ancestors, and the descendants receive the blessings of the ancestors. The ritual performed on this holy land brings positive energy, mental peace, and stable prosperity into life.

🙏 By participating in the Tri-Tirtha Pitru Shanti ritual organized on this last Kalashtami of the year, you too can please your ancestors and open the path to happiness, peace, financial stability, and overall well-being in the family with their blessings. This opportunity is special for all those who seek stability and prosperity in life with deep reverence in the memory of their family and ancestors.

Do not let this opportunity pass. Become a participant in this divine ritual through Sri Mandir.

🔱 Tri-Tirtha Solution for relief from Pitru Dosha 🙏 – Seek the blessings of happiness and peace in the family with this Yagya on the last Kalashtami of the year 🕉️✨

To Seek Relief from Ancestral Curses and Bring Peace to Departed Souls

Kashi-Rameshwaram Ghat-Gokarna Pitru Shanti Puja and Yagya

🌺Kalashtami, observed every Krishna Paksha Ashtami, is the sacred tithi dedicated to Bhagwan Kal Bhairav, the fierce, protective form of Bhagwan Shiva. But this one is not just any Kalashtami - it is the last Kalashtami of the entire year. In Hindu belief, the final appearance of a tithi is considered a karmic closure point, a time to release the year’s accumulated heaviness, fear, illness, and mental strain.

🌺 Often a spiritual blockage - a deep-seated weakness or some form of Graha Dosha (planetary affliction) drains our life-force and prevents true happiness. This is why our sacred texts guide us to worship the divine Shakti on Ashtami Tithis (the eighth day of the lunar cycle), especially Kalashtami, to break the cycle of suffering. By performing the Maa Brijeshwari Sahasranama Archana and Ghrit Mandal Maha-Abhishek, we seek Her boundless grace for profound healing.

🌺At the Brijeshwari Devi Shaktipeetha in Kangra, Maa is worshipped as the healing form of the Goddess. According to tradition, this sacred site is where the breast of Maa Sati fell, making it a powerful centre for tanmayta (nourishment), arogya (health), and the healing of deep wounds - physical as well as emotional. The temple’s ancient lore states that Maa Brijeshwari is the one who removes suffering, restores vitality, and blesses devotees with resilience.In alignment with this powerful Shaktipeetha energy, a special Maa Brijeshwari Sahasranama Archana and 11 Kg Ghrit Mandal (Ghee) Maha-Abhishek will be performed. A unique part of this temple’s history strengthens the healing significance of this puja. Legend says that after the battle with the demons, the Goddess’s wounds were healed with butter. Devotees believe that the seva of offering butter or ghee at this Shaktipeetha invokes that same healing shakti, blessing the worshipper with recovery, strength, and inner stability.

🌺.Through Sri Mandir join this once-a-year Kalashtami puja, where Maa Brijeshwari’s healing energy meets the final Ashtami’s cleansing power - making it ideal for those wishing to heal, recover, and rebuild strength.

✨ One last Kalashtami before the year ends - the perfect time to close old troubles and invite new strength. Experience Maa Brijeshwari’s healing energy on this powerful day.🌺

For seeking Blessings for Good Physical and Mental Health.

Maa Brijeshwari Sahasranama Archana and 11 Kg Ghrit Mandal (Ghee) Maha-Abhishek

🔥 Astrologically, the year 2025 has been considered the year of Mangal (Mangal), as this year symbolized energy, courage, hard work, and decisiveness. The strength of Mangal brings success in land, property, career progress, and daring work. At the same time, the ill effects of Mangal include anger, haste, stress, and debts. The year 2025 is about to end soon, and we are planning to enter the year 2026 with new energy. If you have been burdened by debts throughout this year, and money problems have not yet lessened, the opportunity to appease Mangal Dev has arrived in the last 18 days of the last month. The Mangal 1.8 Lakh 18 Day Mool Mantra Jaap and Dashansh Havan is going to take place at the birthplace of Mangal, which may prepare debt-free and prosperous paths for moving forward in the new year.“8 + 1 = 9, which is the Mangal (Mars) root number. This rare combination can make this Mahapuja even more fruitful.

⚡ On this occasion, 1.8 lakh Jaaps (recitations) of the root mantra of the planet Mangal will be completed over 18 continuous days, with the special contribution of learned priests. It is believed that this is an extremely powerful and fast-yielding Grah-Shanti Sadhana (planetary peace ritual) dedicated to Mangal Dev. Chanting this mantra 10,000 times daily for 18 days may calm the effects of Mangal Dosh (Mangal defect), debt, and mental stress present in life. This Mahasadhana (great ritual) may create new paths for courage, self-confidence, momentum in career, and progress for the new year.

🔥 The Dashansh Havan performed at Shri Mangalnath Mahadev Temple in Ujjain is considered an extremely effective and authentic ritual for the peace of the planet Mangal. Mangalnath Temple is said to be the birthplace of the planet Mangal, which is why the Havan and Dosh Shanti Puja (defect peace ritual) performed here may yield manifold more results. After the completion of 1.8 lakh Jaaps related to the planet Mangal, its Dashansh Havan—meaning a Havan of one-tenth of the total mantra count—is performed. In this Havan, substances like sesame seeds, ghee, red flowers, and red sandalwood are used.

⚡ This 18-day ritual by Sri Mandir may bring new opportunities for progress to enter the new year with relief from Mangal Dosh and debts.

⚡Life becomes stressful due to debts… An opportunity for a grand 18-day Puja seeking the refuge of Mangal Dev for life’s financial troubles before 2026 begins ⚡

For seeking Debt Relief and entering 2026 Fresh

Mangal 1.8 Lakhs 18 Days Mool Mantra Jaap and Karma Dosh Nivaran Anusthan

In Vedic astrology, Rahu is considered the planet that creates a state of confusion, fear, uncertainty, and imbalance in the mind. When the energy of Rahu intensifies, a person begins to experience sudden confusion, the habit of overthinking, an unfocused mind, and unbalanced decisions. Many times, work remains incomplete, direction becomes blurry, and the mind is unable to remain peaceful. The end of the year is a time when the energy of the entire year remains accumulated in the mind, and the turbulent waves of the planet Rahu increase this mental burden further. Therefore, a deep, focused practice is considered necessary to stabilize the mind, pacify the negativity of Rahu, and perceive a new direction before the year ends.

For this purpose, through Sri Mandir, a continuous 18,000 Rahu Mool Mantra Jaap will be performed daily during the last 18 days of the year. In this way, a total of 3,24,000 Rahu Mool Mantra Jaap will be completed, after which Dashansh Havan will also be organized. This continuous practice of mantras is considered a medium to reduce unwanted thoughts, fear, and instability accumulated within the mind. When a mantra is continuously chanted for 18 days, it supports the mind towards slowly stabilizing and controlling the restlessness associated with Rahu.

The last 18 days of the year have been chosen because this is the time when a person mentally prepares for the next year. If the mind is heavy, emotions are unbalanced, and thoughts are confused, the new year can feel burdensome. The chanting of the Rahu Mool Mantra is considered helpful in slowly calming the mind, organizing chaotic thinking, and lightening inner emptiness. The Dashansh Havan completes this practice and establishes a pure, clean, and peaceful wave in the atmosphere.

This puja is considered especially suitable and effective for those who are going through situations like Rahu Dosha, confusion, mental restlessness, irregular thoughts, or inability to find direction. You too can give your mind a calm, light, and focused experience at the end of the year by joining this 18-day Rahu Mool Mantra practice organized through Shri Mandir. This time can become the most fruitful opportunity to organize your inner energy and step into the year 2026 with mental clarity.

What devotees Say about Sri Mandir Puja ?

Achutam Nair

Ramesh Chandra Bhatt

Aperna Mal

Shivraj Dobhi

Mukul Raj

Start your Sacred Journey with Sri Mandir Puja Service

How does Sri Mandir Online Puja Works?

Choose Your Puja

Your Information

Puja video

Aashirwad Box

Meet the experienced community of Sri Mandir Purohit's

Acharya Ramjas Dwivedi

Pandit Ashish Bhatt

Pandit Hanshul Dutt

Pandit Ravi Dubey

Pandit Saurabh Gautam