Gand Mool Dosh Nivaran Puja

A person born under the natal moon in any one of the six nakshatras out of 27 then the person becomes a native of Gand Mool dosha. Six Nakshatras are ruled by Rahu and Ketu. They are classified as the mool nakshatras, and they are namely Ashwani, Ashlesha, Magha, Revati, Jyestha and Moola. It is believed when a child is born in these six nakshatras it is considered to be inauspicious.

Gand Mool Dosh Nivaran Puja is a Vedic ritual of sacrificial fire or homam along with offerings and mantra chanting done to remove the malefic effects of the Moola Nakshatras on the life of the newborn. It is believed when a child is born in these six nakshatras it is considered to be inauspicious. This puja is done for the betterment of the child. Contact Askganesha for more information regarding this puja.

This puja is considered very special and is done in a specific way, as it is for the betterment of the whole life of the newborn. There are special rituals associated with this puja like the Nakshatra in which it is to be done, the offering of various types of fruits and flowers, and leaves, the use of several types of items such as mud from 27 different places, water from 27 wells, etc.

Gand Mool Dosh Nivaran Puja should be performed on the 27th day of the birth of the child after calculating the auspicious muhurat. If due to any reason this puja could not be performed on the 27th day of the birth, then it can be performed on the 27 month or the 27th year of the birth of the native.

This Puja nullifies all problems that may arise due to Gand Mool Dosha. It will prevent the ill effects that may seriously harm the parents, siblings, or relatives of the person having Gand Mool Dosha. It will remove the financial troubles that the person is likely to suffer throughout their life. Contact Askganesha for performing this puja online on your behalf with all Vedic rituals.