Chandod - Kaal Sarp Dosh Puja

The term "Rudra" refers to Lord Shiva, who is often called "Rudra" in the Vedas, and "Abhishek" means ritualistic offering. This puja includes the bathing of Lord Shiva along with chanting of mantras with items like Panchamrit, Milk and other sacred items. It is believed that doing this puja helps in making Lord Shiva happy. 

Laghu Rudrabhishek is a ritual in which the divine energy of Lord Shiva is worshipped and invoked. "Rudrabhishek" literally means "applying ritual materials to Rudra". It involves chanting mantras and applying a mixture of holy materials on the Shiva Linga. In this ritual, Panchamrit (milk, curd, honey, ghee and sugar) is offered on the Shiva Linga.

The word "Tarpan" comes from the Sanskrit word "Tarpayami," meaning "to satisfy" or "to appease". Tarpan Puja is a ritual offering of water, sesame seeds, and other ingredients to the ancestors of the devotees. It is done to satisfy and also to offer peace to the spirits of the deceased.

Chandal Yog appears in a person's Kundali when Guru Graha Yuti is joined with Rahu or Ketu Graha. Guru Chandal Yog will affect a person's mental peace, relations with family and friends will also be affected, the person will always face issues regarding their concentration or focus and their move towards immoral and unethical activities will increase. Guru Chandal Yog shanti is performed to remove all the problems faced due to the changes caused by guru chandal in the Kundali of a person.

Tripindi Shradha Puja is a Hindu ritual that honors deceased ancestors and seeks their blessings and protection. The word "Tripindi" comes from the words "tri" (three) and "pind" (offerings). Tripindi is derived from three Pindas or three balls made of rice flour, representing the three generations of ancestors – father, grandfather, and great-grandfather.