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🔱✨ Join the Nazar Dosha Shanti Batuk Bhairav Raksha Kavach Tantrokta Yagya at Shri Batuk Bhairav Temple to remove the evil eye and negativity. Here's how:🕯️🧿

Nazar Dosh, also known as the evil eye, is a belief prevalent in folk traditions and religious customs. It is said that when someone looks at another’s progress, happiness, or success with jealousy or negative feelings, their negative energy can cause obstacles in the affected person’s life. This influence can bring sudden financial loss, health problems, mental stress, and disruptions in work. To protect against such invisible and negative forces, scriptures mention worship of specific deities. Among these, Lord Batuk Bhairav holds special importance. Lord Batuk Bhairav is regarded as the deity who protects from unseen dangers. By his grace, hidden obstacles in life are calmed, and a protective shield is experienced.

It is believed that worship of Lord Bhairav provides the devotee with dual power - protection from unseen dangers through Bhairav’s grace and control over negative energy through worshiping him and being part of the  blessings. This is believed to  strengthen mental peace, confidence, and the sense of security. By participating in such rituals, devotees can attempt to protect themselves and their families from invisible negative influences. This path not only offers protection but also promotes balance and positive energy in life.

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To Repel Nazar Dosha and Negative Energy

Nazar Dosha Shanti Batuk Bhairav Raksha Kavach Tantrokta Yagya

💫 A special opportunity for Pitru Shraadh Pooja and Ganga Aarti on Navami Tithi to honor and bring peace to departed souls.

According to our ancient scriptures, such as the Garuda Purana, life is deeply connected with our ancestors. Just as we inherit their property and name, we also carry their spiritual debt, known as Pitru Rin. When our ancestors are at peace, their blessings bring health, prosperity, and happiness to the family.

However, if the last rites and Shraadh rituals are not performed correctly and on time, the souls of ancestors may remain restless, which can create obstacles in life. Therefore, it is extremely important to honor ancestors every year during the Pitru Paksha period. It is believed that during this period, ancestors visit the Earth, and their love, blessings, and offerings can be received.

The Shraadh performed on Navami Tithi is considered highly auspicious. This tithi is dedicated to ancestors who passed away on the Navami tithi according to the Hindu calendar. Its importance and benefits increase when the puja is performed in Kashi, the city of Lord Shiva, where souls attain Moksha. The Pishach Mochan Kund in Kashi is particularly famous for liberating restless or trapped souls.

Therefore, on Navami Tithi, Pitru Shraadh Pooja is performed at the Pishach Mochan Kund in Kashi, along with Ganga Aarti at Assi Ghat, considered a powerful medium for cleansing sins and bringing peace to ancestors. You can also join this Navami Shraadh Pooja through the temple, honoring your departed ancestors so that their remembrance and blessings bring balance, peace, and positive energy to your life. 🌿🙏

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For Seeking Comprehensive Blessings by Performing Rituals on Key Days of Pitru Paksha

Navami Pitru Shraadh Pujan and Kashi Ganga Aarti

Feeling a deep wish to ensure peace for your mother, grandmother, and other female ancestors? This special shraadh puja is a way to show them your love and respect.

This puja becomes even more special because it is performed on Matru Navami. This day, the ninth day of Pitru Paksha, is dedicated entirely to the mothers, grandmothers, and all the women of our family who are no longer with us. Performing their shraadh at Sita Kund in Dharmanya Vedi, the very place sanctified by the divine mother herself, is a beautiful way to honour their memory. The rituals are carefully done by priests at the sacred Dharmaranya Vedi in Gaya, following the ancient traditions. It is believed that when the shraadh is performed here on this specific day, the blessings of Maa Sita reach the souls of our female ancestors, giving them great peace and happiness.

 A sacred day in Pitru Paksha dedicated to offering shraadh specifically for mothers and maternal ancestors referred as Matru Navmi. The holy land of Gaya holds a very special story about Maa Sita's devotion. When Lord Rama, Lakshmana, and Maa Sita came here to perform the shraadh for their father, King Dasharatha, they needed some things for the puja. Lord Rama and Lakshmana went to arrange them, leaving Maa Sita waiting on the banks of the Falgu river. As time passed, the soul of King Dasharatha appeared and asked for the offering of 'pind daan' urgently. Seeing the urgency, Maa Sita, with great faith in her heart, decided to perform the ritual herself. She took sand from the riverbed, made 'pindas' (rice balls), and offered them. She asked the Falgu river, a cow, a Tulsi plant, a banyan tree, and a priest to be her witnesses. The place where she made this holy offering is now known as Sita Kund. It is a place filled with her divine love and is considered extremely powerful for ancestral rites.

By doing this sacred duty, devotees hope to free their female ancestors from the cycle of birth and death, helping them find peace, or 'moksha'. It is believed that when these souls are happy and satisfied, they look upon their families on Earth with love and shower them with blessings. This act of remembrance may help remove any 'Pitru Dosha' related to the female line and bring prosperity, good health, and harmony to the home. It is a heartfelt way to say "thank you" to the women who shaped our lives, ensuring their journey onward is peaceful and their blessings remain with us always.

Join this special Sita Kund Matru shraadh Puja through Sri Mandir on the holy day of Matru Navami. Offer your respects at Gaya to bring peace to your female ancestors and receive their heartfelt blessings for your family's well-being.

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