Mukti Dham - Kaal Sarp Dosh Puja

Navgrah Dosh Nivaran Puja is done in Nashik to remove the negative effects of nine celestial bodies which are referred to as Navgrahas in Vedic Astrology. 9 Celestial bodies including the sun, moon, mars, mercury, Jupiter, Venus, Saturn, Rahu and Ketu. According to astrology, movement or change in the position of Graha can change a person's life like various doshas.

To perform this puja, one must perform a hawan/homam, while chanting the Navagraha puja mantra. During the pooja, people light up incense sticks and diyas with complete devotion.

Chandal Yog appears in a person's Kundali when Guru Graha Yuti is conjoined 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. Performing this puja in Nashik is beneficial.

Satyanarayan Puja is a ritual that involves setting up a picture or idol of Lord Satyanarayan and performing the puja. Which includes the chanting of mantras and prayers. Devotees have to listen to the Katha being narrated by a Panditji. Doing this puja in Nashik is beneficial.

Maha Mrityunjaya Jaap is a powerful jaap dedicated to Lord Shiva. It is also known as Rudra Mantra which is chanted for various purposes like protection, good health and overcoming the fear of death. The Maha Mritunjaya Jap involves repeating jaaps and mantras many times. Performing this puja in Nashik is beneficial.

Navgrah Dosh Nivaran Puja is done to remove the negative effects of nine celestial bodies which are referred to as Navgrahas in Vedic Astrology. 9 Celestial bodies including the sun, moon, mars, mercury, Jupiter, Venus, Saturn, Rahu and Ketu. According to astrology, movement or change in the position of Graha can change a person's life like various doshas.

To perform this puja in Nashik, one must perform a hawan/homam, while chanting the Navagraha puja mantra. During the pooja, people light up incense sticks and diyas with complete devotion.

Tripindi Shradh Puja is a ritual performed to bring peace to the souls of ancestors who have died with unfulfilled desires or without proper rites. It is believed that this puja in Nashik can remove the Pitru Dosh. Tripindi Shradh Puja can be performed at any holy place. This puja includes offering 3 Pinds to three generations of ancestors.

River Godavari is one of the most important and religious rivers in the Hindu religion. River Godavari is known as the sister of the river Ganga and is also called the Dakshina Ganga (Ganga of the South). Godavari Puja is a sacred ritual that is performed in Nashik by the devotees of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati on the banks of the holy river Godavari. It is a way of expressing gratitude and seeking blessings from the divine couple who are also known as Trimbakeshwar and Godavari.

Ram Abhishek Puja in Mukti Dham is a significant and sacred Vedic ritual performed to get the blessings of Lord Ram. This puja includes lord Vishnu's Avatar, Lord Ram and Lord Krishna bathing and chanting mantras with items like Panchamrit, Milk and other sacred items. It is believed that doing this puja helps make Lord Ram and lord Krishna happy.

 Rudra Abhishek is a Vedic ritual of worshipping Lord Shiva. Rudra Abhishek is done in Mukti Dham by bathing the Lord Shiva by pouring over the milk or Panchamrit on Shiv Ling along with chanting the name and mantras. Rudra Abhishek is done to make lord shiva happy.

Laghu Rudra Abhishek is a ritual done for worshipping Lord Shiva while chanting mantras at Mukti Dham Temple. The puja involves the chanting of the Rudra Sukta, a powerful hymn that praises the many aspects of Shiva. This ritual is often performed to appease the deity and to seek his blessings for prosperity and peace. In this ritual, Panchamrut (milk, curd, honey, ghee and sugar) is offered to Shiva. In this puja, Rudra Sukta Mantras are chanted.

 Satya means "truth" and Narayana means "The highest being" so Satyanarayan means "The highest being who is an embodiment of Truth". This puja is first mentioned in Skanda Purana, Reva Kanda by Suta Puranik to the rishis in Naimisharanya. The details are part of the Katha/"Story" that is usually read along with the Satyanarayan Katha in Mukti Dham. This puja is usually performed on the Purnima day of every month. It is also performed on special occasions and during times of achievement as an offering of gratitude to the Lord.