Narayan Bali Puja

Narayan Bali Puja is conducted for our ancestors who have suffered an untimely or unnatural death. It helps their souls find peace and stop wandering.

It is believed that after the unnatural death, the soul is confined under “PRET YONI” and hints at giving obstacles, such as family issues, financial struggles, lack of progeny, marital problems, or health ailments.

Our experienced Pandits bring most of the required items, but here is a quick checklist of the essential samagri used during the rituals:

• Idols & Vessels: 5 small metal idols (Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva, Yama, Preta), Kalash, and copper puja plates/spoons.
• Pind Daan Items: Cooked rice, rice/wheat flour, black sesame seeds (Kale Til), barley (Jau), pure cow ghee, milk, curd, and honey.
• Sacred Leaves & Grass: Kusha (Darbha) grass, Tulsi leaves, Betel leaves (Paan), and Betel nuts (Supari).
• Clothes & Threads: Dhoti, plain cloth pieces (white, yellow, red), Janeu (sacred thread), and Kalava (Mouli).
• Basic Samagri: Gangajal, Haldi, Kumkum, Chandan, Akshat (unbroken rice), fresh flowers, fruits, and sweets (Prasad).
• Items for Homam: Havan samagri, dry mango wood, camphor (Kapur), incense sticks (Agarbatti), diyas, and cow dung cakes.

Performing the Narayan Bali Puja with complete devotion offers several life-changing benefits:

• Pitru Dosh Nivaran: Brings peace to the wandering souls of ancestors and grants their blessings to the family.
• Removes Life Obstacles: Clears unknown hurdles and struggles in career, business, and daily life.
• Health & Prosperity: Helps in resolving long-standing health issues and brings wealth, peace, and harmony to the household.
• Marriage & Childbirth: Highly recommended for resolving delays in marriage and overcoming complications related to childbirth.

There are certain places in India that are considered highly sacred and auspicious for performing the Narayan Bali Puja.

If you plan to perform the puja at these locations, the cost will depend on their specific local packages. Some of the most renowned places include:

• Trimbakeshwar (Nashik), Maharashtra: This Jyotirlinga temple is considered the most famous and powerful place to perform this puja in all of India.
• Gaya, Bihar: A major pilgrimage destination specifically known for Pitru Dosh Nivaran, Pind Daan, and Narayan Bali.
• Gokarna, Karnataka: A highly revered holy site in South India for performing ancestral and dosha-related pujas.
• Srirangapatna, Karnataka: Situated on the banks of the sacred river Kaveri, it holds great religious significance for Narayan Bali.
• Badrinath and Haridwar, Uttarakhand: Because of their sacred riverbanks (ghats), many people from North India prefer to perform the puja at these holy locations.