Shrapit Dosh Yagna | Havan

Cursed Dosha Yajna is a special worship ritual in Indian astrology performed when a person’s horoscope contains a Cursed Dosha. This dosha occurs when Saturn and Rahu are placed in the same house. It is considered an inauspicious yoga because it can lead to difficulties, obstacles, and negative influences in a person's life. This dosha is believed to arise due to the karmas from a past life or due to ancestral curses.

What is Cursed Dosha Yajna?

The Cursed Dosha Yajna is a special worship method performed through the worship of Lord Shiva, Shani Dev, and Rahu-Ketu. This yajna is performed to calm the dosha and bring positive energy and peace into the person’s life. The ritual involves the chanting of specific mantras, performing havan (fire ritual), and following sacred procedures.

Benefits of Cursed Dosha Yajna:

• Remedy for Cursed Dosha:
  This yajna calms the negative energy produced by the combined influence of Saturn and Rahu.

• Peace and Stability in Life:
  It helps bring mental peace and stability to one's life.

• Solution to Financial Problems:
  This yajna aids in removing economic difficulties and financial issues.

• Improvement in Family Relations:
  It reduces family discord and tensions, establishing harmony in relationships.

• Health Improvement:
  This yajna helps alleviate both physical and mental health problems and increases positive energy.

• Relief from Ancestral Curses:
  It reduces the effect of ancestral curses or Pitru Dosha.

• Progress in Life:
  This yajna clears obstacles and paves the way for success and progress in life.

When and Where Should this Yajna be Performed?

• Timing:
  The yajna should be performed during an auspicious muhurat, which is determined based on the individual’s horoscope and planetary positions.

• Locations:
  Religious places like Trimbakeshwar (Maharashtra), Ujjain, Varanasi (Kashi), and Haridwar are considered especially ideal for performing this yajna.

Materials Used in Cursed Dosha Yajna:

• Havan Kund (sacred fire pit) and mango wood
• Sesame seeds, rice, and ghee
• Worship materials: Flowers, lamps, coconut, and betel leaves
• Sacred texts for chanting specific mantras
• Special herbs for Guru and Rahu/Ketu peace

Note:

This yajna should be performed with full devotion and proper procedures to receive its positive results. It is important to ensure that the yajna is conducted under the guidance of experienced pandits.