Nagbali Narayanbali Puja

Nagbali Narayanbali Puja is a powerful Vedic ritual performed to remove severe Pitru Dosh (ancestral karmic imbalance), unnatural death dosh, and Sarpa Dosh (serpent-related karmic afflictions). This puja is mentioned in ancient scriptures and is traditionally performed to liberate departed souls who may not have attained peace due to accidental, untimely, or unnatural death.

The ritual is usually performed at sacred pilgrimage sites under the guidance of learned Vedic priests. It consists of two parts:

• Nagbali – Performed to pacify serpent-related karmic doshas and remove obstacles caused by Sarpa Dosh.
• Narayanbali – Performed to offer symbolic last rites to souls who did not receive proper rituals after death.

This puja helps restore ancestral blessings and removes repeated obstacles in life caused by past karmic or ancestral imbalances.

Benefits of Nagbali Narayanbali Puja

• Removes Pitru Dosh and Sarpa Dosh
• Liberates unsettled ancestral souls
• Brings peace to departed ancestors
• Resolves repeated obstacles in life
• Helps in marriage delays and relationship problems
• Assists in resolving childbirth-related issues
• Reduces financial instability and family disputes
• Protects from recurring health issues
• Restores prosperity, harmony, and spiritual balance
• Brings overall stability and positive transformation

Puja Samagri

Puja Items Provided

• Roli (Vermilion Powder)
• Kalava (Sacred Thread)
• Sindoor (Vermilion)
• Cloves
• Cardamom
• Betel Nuts
• Turmeric Powder
• Abir
• Gulal
• Abhrak (Mica Powder)
• Gangajal (Holy Ganga Water)
• Rose Water
• Perfume (Itr)
• Honey
• Incense Sticks
• Cotton Wicks
• Raw Cotton
• Yagyopavit (Sacred Thread)
• Yellow Mustard Seeds
• Pure Desi Ghee
• Camphor
• Matchbox
• Large Leaf Bowls (Dona – Big Size)
• Panchmeva (Five Dry Fruits)
• White Sandalwood
• Red Sandalwood
• Ashtagandha Sandalwood
• Dry Coconut (Gari Gola)
• Rice (Small Grain)
• Saptamrittika (Seven Sacred Soils)
• Saptadhanya (Seven Grains)
• Sarva Aushadhi (Sacred Herbs)
• Panchratna (Five Gemstones)
• Mishri (Rock Sugar)
• Yellow Cotton Cloth

Havan Material & Yagya Utensils

• Black Sesame Seeds
• Rice
• Lotus Seeds (Kamal Gatta)
• Havan Samagri
• Ghee
• Guggul
• Jaggery (Powdered or Sugar)
• Papad (Symbolic Offering)
• Black Urad Dal
• Purna Patra (Offering Bowl / Pot)
• Prokshani, Pranita, Sruva, Suchi, Sphya – Complete Set
• Copper Havan Kund (10×10 inches or 12×12 inches)
• Earthen Pot for Kalash Placement
• Powdered Sandalwood
• Navgraha Samidha
• Havan Samidha (Sacred Wood Sticks)
• Ghee Vessel
• Kusha Grass
• Panch Patra (Five-Vessel Set)

Arrangements to be Made by the Yajman

• Wooden Chowki (2×2 feet) – 1
• Cow’s Milk – 100 ml
• Curd – 50 ml
• Sweets (As Required)
• Fruits (As Required – Variety)
• Durva Grass – 1 Handful
• Betel Leaves – 11
• Fresh Flowers – 2 kg
• Flower Garlands – 7 (Various Types)
• Mango Leaves – 2 Bundles
• Bilva Leaves – 21
• Tulsi Leaves – 7
• Water-filled Coconut
• Shami Leaves and Flowers
• Copper or Brass Kalash with Lid
• Plates – 2, Bowls – 5, Water Pots – 2, Spoons – 2
• Akhand Deepak (Continuous Oil Lamp) – 1
• Clothes for Deities (Dhoti, Gamcha, etc.)
• Sitting Mats, Sheets, Asan
• Cow Milk & Curd