Kaal Sarp Dosh Puja by Video Call

01What the Kaal Sarp Dosh Puja is, and when families hold it

Kaal Sarp yoga (or dosh) is said to be present in a birth chart when all seven visible grahas, from the Sun to Saturn, fall on one side of the axis between Rahu and Ketu. It is widely discussed in modern astrology, but it is not described in the oldest classical texts, and astrologers differ on how much weight to give it and on which variations count. If you are unsure whether your chart has it, a free kundli shows where Rahu and Ketu sit.

The shanti puja for it worships Rahu and Ketu and the naga devatas (serpent deities), usually together with Shiva. The best-known place for it is Trimbakeshwar in Maharashtra, and many families also hold it at home. A home puja by video is a sincere prayer; it is not the same as the pilgrimage, and we say so plainly.

02What the Kaal Sarp Dosh Puja is traditionally done for

• Traditionally done when the kundli shows all grahas between Rahu and Ketu.
• Traditionally done for steadiness when efforts seem repeatedly blocked.
• Traditionally done to honour the nagas as tradition describes.

When: on Naga Panchami, Amavasya, Mondays, or a muhurat chosen from your kundli.

03Count, duration, and what is included

Rahu and Ketu mantras 1,008 times each (Basic) up to 18,000 and 17,000 times (Super Premium). Typical durations are listed in each package below; the price, the date, the time and how long the puja takes are confirmed with you on WhatsApp when you book.

Included in every package:

• Either a live call or a video recording of the puja if you cannot attend, never both
• All samagri, arranged by the pandit at no extra charge
• Sankalp in your family's names and gotra
• Date and muhurat worked out for your city
• Keepsake certificate after the puja (Certificate included)

Not included:

• Shipping of prasad
• Any in-person visit by a pandit

04How the Kaal Sarp Dosh Puja works by video call

The Kaal Sarp Dosh Puja is performed live by an experienced pandit we work with, on a one-on-one video call with your family. You stay at home, anywhere in the world, and do the offerings with your own hands while the pandit leads. The steps:

1. Book on WhatsApp: Message us on WhatsApp with the puja you want, your city and country, and your time zone. The button on this page fills in the puja and your time zone for you; you add your city.
2. Choose the date and muhurat: We suggest dates and times in your own local time. Where the puja calls for a muhurat (an auspicious window), it is worked out from the panchang for the city you are in, not for India.
3. Samagri arranged for you: The pandit arranges all the samagri for the puja, at no extra charge; you only need a clean, quiet place at home to sit for the call.
4. Join the video call: At the agreed time you join a one-on-one video call with the pandit from your home altar, on WhatsApp video or Google Meet, whichever your family prefers. It is your family's call alone.
5. Sankalp with your names and gotra: The pandit begins with the sankalp: the formal statement of the place, the date, the names of the family members, your gotra and the intention of the puja.
6. The puja: The pandit recites the mantras and guides each offering step by step, so that the hands placing the flowers, the water and the lamp are your own.
7. Aarti: The puja closes with aarti: you wave the lamp at your altar while the pandit sings, and the whole family can join in.
8. Prasad guidance: The pandit tells you how to offer and share the prasad, and what to do afterwards with the flowers, the kalash water and the other offerings.

On the call the pandit leads the Ganesh puja and the kalash, then the worship of Rahu and Ketu with their mantras, the naga puja (many families use a small silver or metal pair of snakes, nag-nagin) and an abhishek of the Shivling. The puja closes with aarti and guidance on what to do with the offerings afterwards.

05Who it suits

It suits people whose chart has been read as having Kaal Sarp yoga and who wish to pray about it, and families who cannot travel to Trimbakeshwar or Ujjain. It is not a fix for any particular problem.

06Timing and muhurat

Amavasya (new moon), Nag Panchami, Mondays and Shravan are the most common choices, and many pandits also look for a day when Rahu's influence is considered strong. We compute the dates for your city; see also the Muhurta Finder.

07Booking, payment and rescheduling

All bookings are made on WhatsApp. You pay on WhatsApp by UPI (in India), PayPal, USDT or card-to-USDT; nothing is paid on this website. Payments are not refundable, but you can reschedule up to two times if you tell us at least 48 hours before the puja (see our refund policy).

The call is on WhatsApp video or Google Meet, whichever your family prefers. The pandit performs the puja in Sanskrit and speaks Hindi; a team member who speaks English joins the live call to help families who prefer English.

If your family cannot attend live, the pandit performs the puja for you and we send you a video of it instead. It is either a live call or a video recording, never both: a live call is not recorded. The price, the date, the time and how long the puja takes are confirmed with you on WhatsApp when you book.