Puja at Gangasagar

Many times success and growth in one’s life gets noticed by others and all of a sudden everything starts to go in downfall without any specific reason. The Nazar Dosh means an “Evil Eye”. It is believed that any unwanted turn or unexpected events comes to a person’s life even after doing all the things right, the things do not go your way and everything seems to go out of control than a person might be under the effect of “Nazar Dosh”. Whenever a person feels that things are not going well despite all efforts, than they must do “Nazar Dosh Nivaran Puja”

Kaal Sarp Dosh occurs when all seven planets come between Ketu and Rahu in a horoscope. Therefore, the person with such a horoscope is affected by Ketu and Rahu. This is known as Sarp Dosh and is believed to have very adverse effects. To be free of these adverse effects the person must do the Kaal Sarp Dosh Puja. Gangasagar is the best place to perform this puja.

Vaitrani is a mythological river in the Hindu religion, which lies between the earth and the hell(narak). According to Hindu mythology, the puja of the holy river Vaitrani is done to get moksh and sharnagati of the departed souls. It is done to get them relief from all the sins they have made in their life and help them in the way to the heaven (swarg).

Manokamna Purti puja means wish fulfilment puja. This puja is done for fulfilment of wishes and desires of the devotees. Every living person on this earth has some or the other desire. To achieve and fulfill them the people work hard and worshipping the God’s they believe in.

Lord Ganesha is known as the God of wealth and knowledge. Worshipping Lord Ganesh removes all kinds of problems so he is also known as "Vighnaharta". Lord Ganesha is the younger son of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. It is also said that to start any work puja of Lord Ganesh is to be done. Gangasagar is the best place to perform this puja.

Navagraha Havan is also known as Navagraha Homam which involves worshipping the nine celestial bodies or planets that are believed to have an important role in human life. The term "Navagraha" means nine celestial bodies in Sanskrit where nava means nine and Graha means planet or celestial body. These planets are the Sun, Moon, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, Saturn, Rahu and Ketu. The Navagraha Havan is performed to take blessings for a good life including health, wealth, family and overall well-being.