Mangal Dosh Pooja

1. 1Sankalp and Purification

   The devotee undertakes a sacred vow (Sankalp) after purification, specifying their name, gotra, and the intention to resolve Mangal Dosh and seek marital harmony.

2. 2Ganesh and Navagraha Puja

   Worship of Lord Ganesha for obstacle removal and prayers to the nine planets (Navagraha) to balance planetary influences.

3. 3Mangal Mantra Japa and Havan

   Intensive chanting of Mangal Beej Mantra and other specific Mars-related mantras, followed by a fire ritual (Havan) with offerings to appease Mars.

4. 4Rudrabhishek or Hanuman Puja

   Depending on the astrological assessment, a Rudrabhishek for Lord Shiva or a special Hanuman Puja is performed to seek protection and strength against adverse effects.

5. 5Donations and Charity

   Offering specific items like red lentils, red clothes, or sweets to the needy, as prescribed, to further appease Mars.

6. 6Purnahuti and Aarti

   The puja concludes with final offerings, Aarti, and distribution of sanctified Prasad to devotees, symbolizing blessings received.

• Performed by skilled Vedic priests specializing in planetary doshas.
• Personalized astrological analysis for precise Mangal Dosh mitigation.
• Inclusion of specific remedies like Kumbh Vivah (for severe dosh).
• Emphasis on marital harmony and relationship stability.
• Blessings from powerful deities in Ujjain.
• Guidance on post-puja practices for continued benefits.

• Tuesdays (day ruled by Mars)
• Amavasya (New Moon) or Purnima (Full Moon) tithis
• During specific Nakshatras associated with Mars (e.g., Mrigashira, Chitra, Dhanishta)
• During Mangal Hora for enhanced results

Consulting with an astrologer is vital to determine the most auspicious time for your specific chart.

Regular chanting of these mantras, especially on Tuesdays, amplifies the positive effects of the puja.

• Red cloth for altar and offerings
• Red flowers (e.g., hibiscus)
• Red lentils (Masoor Dal)
• Sweets made from jaggery
• Copper utensils
• Ghee (clarified butter) and sesame oil
• Dhoop (incense) and Diya (lamp)
• Mangal Yantra
• Betel leaves and nuts
• Coconut, fruits, and panchamrit