The festival of Nag Panchami is celebrated on the fifth day of Shukla Paksha of Sawan month. Snakes are worshiped on this day. The day of Nag Panchami is also considered very important for Kaal Sarp peace. According to the beliefs, if Rahu Ketu has more influence in the horoscope of a person, then the planets of the horoscope are affected by Rahu Ketu, then that person is affected by Kaal Sarp Dosh.
Why do Kalsarp Shanti Puja?
Many people know about Kaal Sarp Yog in their horoscope but ignore it. That's when problems start in life. To be successful in professional life, to make our name and identity in the society and to fulfill what we want and want in life, we have to perform Kalsarp Shanti Puja. It is good to do this worship as soon as there is knowledge of Kaal Sarp Yog in the horoscope. Why do Kalsarp Shanti Puja
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The person who has Kaal Sarp Yog in his horoscope, he has to do this pooja himself. If there is Kaal Sarp Yog in the horoscope of a very young child, then his parents should do this worship. If your hard work does not give you the desired results, then you should do this worship.
Benefits of performing Kalsarp Shanti Puja
After doing Kalsarp Shanti, blessings are received from 9 different species of snakes.
Rahu and Ketu worship along with Kalsarp Shanti Puja opens the doors of success.
The money earned is spent for the right purpose.
Unknown fear is removed from the mind.
The mind becomes calm and the person starts thinking in a positive way.
There is respect in the society and success is also achieved in career business.
Family ties are good and strong.
Kalsarp Shanti Puja protects a person from evil forces and energies.
The family receives blessings from its parents and elderly people.
The fear of snakes goes away. One gets freedom from bad influence.
Good health can be attained by Kalsarp Shanti Puja and one gets success in life.
Snakes or serpents have always had an important place in Hindu mythology and religious rites. Snakes are considered to be the symbol of snakes. Nag Panchami is a Hindu festival celebrated in India to worship snakes. It is celebrated in Nepal and most parts of India especially by married women. Shirale village in Maharashtra is famous for its unique traditions celebrated during the festival.
