Naga Dosha is a malefic yoga that is also known as Sarpa Dosha. Naga Dosha is produced in the horoscope when one of Rahu or Ketu is situated in the first house and the other in the seventh house, according to popular definition. Sarpa Dosha can cause issues with health, longevity, marriage, profession, overall well-being, personality, status, reputation, mental health, black magic, other-worldly creatures, evil spirits, and a variety of other issues for the native.
If Naga Dosha appears in a horoscope, it is thought that the native may have committed acts of violence against Sarpas (snakes) in a previous life. In a previous existence, he may have tormented Nagas, captured and used them for personal gain, or murdered Sarpas. Naga Dosha is said to form in his horoscope as a result of such karmas, and is usually seen as a curse of Nagas/Sarpas or serpent gods.
According to popular belief, Sarpa Dosha arises in every sixth horoscope. In a horoscope, there are 12 houses. As a result, Rahu has a 1 in 12 chance of being placed in the first house, and Ketu has a 1 in 12 chance of being placed in the first house. It signifies that there is a 1 in 6 chance of Rahu or Ketu being positioned in the first house. Hence According to popular belief, Naga Dosha manifests in every sixth horoscope. It’s worth noting that Rahu and Ketu are always separated by 180 degrees. It indicates that they are positioned in the seventh sign (house) with relation to one another. As a result, if one of them is born in the first house of a horoscope, the other will be born in the seventh house.
It seems improbable that every sixth native has had a run-in with Sarpas in the past. Apart from that, the malefic effects of Naga Dosha are not as common in practice as the definition claims. As a result, there must be another prerequisite in a horoscope for the formation of Sarpa Dosha in it.
When planets in navagraha are functionally malefic in horoscopes, almost all malefic yogas are produced. Malefic yogas are formed by malefic planets. As a result, in order for Naga Dosha to form in a horoscope, both Rahu and Ketu must be malefic. As a result, the amended definition of Naga Dosha is: Sarpa Dosha is formed in the horoscope when one of Rahu or Ketu is situated in the first house and the other in the seventh house, and both of them are malefic.
Depending on the native’s entire horoscope, Naga Dosha may cause problems with his health, lifespan, profession, marriage, addictions, vices, psychological problems, black magic, other-worldly beings, evil spirits, and a variety of other issues. Some of these natives may marry late or very late in their lives, while others may never marry at all. Other natives may experience major marital troubles, including one or two broken marriages.
Naga Dosha can cause a variety of health problems in those who are affected by it. Some of these residents may become drug addicts, while others may suffer from mental illnesses. Sarpa Dosha may have a negative impact on natives’ vocations when they are under its influence. As a result, such individuals may experience delays, setbacks, failures, financial losses, job loss, negative reputation, profession termination, and a variety of other issues relating to their occupations.
After confirming the presence of Naga Dosha in a horoscope, the next thing to look for is the severity of this flaw. Rahu and Ketu’s positions in various signs, nakshatras, and navamshas, as well as the impacts of other benefic and malefic planets on Rahu and Ketu, are used to assess the strength of Sarpa Dosha. The power of Naga Dosha is also influenced by the overall topic of the horoscope and the running times (Mahadashas).
When the malefic Rahu is in Taurus or Virgo and the malefic Ketu is in Scorpio or Pisces, the Sarpa Dosha can be very strong. Rahu is exalted in both Taurus and Virgo, and Ketu is exalted in both Scorpio and Pisces. As a result, Naga Dosha might cause major complications. When malefic Rahu is in Scorpio or Pisces and malefic Ketu is in Taurus or Virgo, however, the Sarpa Dosha may be weak. Rahu and Ketu are both debilitated in Scorpio and Pisces, while Rahu is also debilitated in Taurus and Virgo. As a result, such Naga Dosha may not cause major or even major issues. Similarly, the potency of Sarpa Dosha varies based on Rahu and Ketu’s positions in various signs, nakshatras, and navamshas.
Moving on to the following factor, the malefic effects of Naga Dosha may be reduced if Rahu and/or Ketu are influenced by benefic planets due to conjunction. Malefic effects of Naga Dosha may intensify if Rahu and/or Ketu are influenced by malefic planets due to conjunction.
Looking at the second factor, if the overall horoscope has a strong and benign Sarpa Dosha, it is unlikely that such a Dosha will cause major complications. Naga Dosha, on the other hand, may inflict more harm if the overall horoscope is weak and/or malefic.
When the Mahadashas (planetary periods) of benefic planets are in action, the troubles caused by Naga Dosha may be lessened. Mahadashas of malefic planets other than Rahu and Ketu, on the other hand, may exacerbate the condition. Sarpa Dosha can cause the most damage when the Mahadashas of Rahu and Ketu are active.
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How can I figure out what my Sarpa Dosha is?
All seven primary planets, including the Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn, are walled in by the shadow planets Rahu and Ketu. Because Rahu and Ketu are 180 degrees apart, all of the other seven planets have the potential to occupy the space between them. Kaal Sarp Yog refers to the placement of planets in a horoscope.
While analyzing the chart for Kaal Sarp Dosh, it is also vital to analyze the degrees of the planets.
If Mars and Rahu are both in the same sign and Mars has 10 degrees while Rahu has 10.5 degrees, the Kala Sarpa Dosha is present. If Mars is at 10.5 degrees and Rahu is at 10, it is not a Kaal Sarp Yog since Mars is not on the Rahu-Ketu axis. For its creation, the degrees of Rahu and Ketu must be greater than the degrees of the other seven planets in the same sign.
Because this yog is caused by the planets Rahu and Ketu, we must first learn about them, what they imply, and how they make alignments with other planets to produce effects based on planetary placements in the horoscope.
What if Naga Dosham occurs?
The Naag dosha, also known as the Sarpa dosha, is a severe constraint in any chart or horoscope that causes numerous challenges. The Dosha is caused by the God of Serpent’s fury and intense anger. The Dosha is primarily brought on by past wrongdoings, or Nishidda Karma.
Rahu is the head of the Sarpa while Ketu is the tail. Rahu signifies Maya (Illusion). Rahu depicts his insatiable desire, hunger, and chaos, but Ketu represents moksha (freedom) and demonstrates how to overcome obstacles. When one exploits the environment or nature, Rahu becomes perturbed. Serpents are extremely strong beings who serve as protectors of the natural world.
Kala Sarpa Dosha and Sarpa Dosha:
The Naga Dosha is distinct from the Kalasarpa Dosha. This Sarpa Dosha continues to affect a person even after death. It may result in improper or non-cremation, accident death, murder, suicide, intoxication, shredding of the body by accidents/bombs, cremation without entire pieces (major parts not found), cremations by strangers very late but not by blood relatives, and other issues.
While Kalasarpa dosha is mostly inherited, and its effects are only seen during Vimsottari dasas of Rahu, Ketu, and other connected planets, Sarpa Dosha has no set time limit. The Kalasarpa Dosha has a simpler cure, but the Sarpa Dosha must be thoroughly checked and analyzed in the horoscope by a knowledgeable Vedic astrologer.
When someone died as a result of a car accident, a bomb blast or stampede, suicide, murder, or poisoning.
When people engage in cheating, stealing, destroying or injuring nature, and behaving badly toward their parents.
All of these effects can be deduced and interpreted from a Vedic horoscope or by Divine guidance through Prasna by a competent Guru based on the placement of malefics (Sun, Saturn, and Mars), nodes (Rahu and Kethu), and afflictions to benefics and beneficial houses in an individual’s Rasi and divisional charts. In a chart with insufficient benign influence, severe afflictions to Kendras and Trikonas (quadrants and trines) imply powerful Sarpa Doshas.
Female residents who were born under a strong Rahu influence have a great desire to keep their surroundings clean. They like lavishing on their high-class lifestyle and extravagance. They are always attracted to men, even after marriage, because to ailments. Male indigenous who have been infected are egotistical and sensual. They have the ability to flirt with any type of woman. They have a strong desire to travel.
Female locals of Ketu are self-sufficient, focused, and self-made. They lose their life partner at a young age, either through divorce or widowhood. Male locals are spiritual and devout. They are not faithful to their partners if they are afflicted. Divorcees and widows are attractive to them.
Children refuse to marry (or behave in an unconventional manner) or flee from their family.
A daughter marries the wrong person or elopes with a worthless person due to the powerful effect of Sarpa dosha.
Children become addicted to drugs and inebriated, leaving their parents to care for the elderly.
The Chandal Yoga Nivarthi Pooja will lessen malefic aspects and improve Jupiter, Rahu, and Ketu’s advantages.
Respect your parents, parents-in-law, the elderly, teachers, and the destitute.
If Rahu and Guru are in a terrible house together, the Guru Chandal Yoga Shanti Yagya Anushantan must be performed.
To reduce the effects of Naag dosha, hold a Sarp Parihar puja on Shashti. After the pooja, take a bath.
108 times daily, chant “Om Namah Shivaya or any Dosha Nivarana Mantra taught by your Guru.”
Read about King Janamejaya’s enormous snake sacrifice in the Mahabharata. According to custom, anyone who hears this story will have no fear of snakes.
If Rahu is a benefic for you, wear Gomed (hessonite garnet) in a silver ring on the middle finger; if Ketu is a benefic for you, wear Cats eye in the little finger.
On Tuesday or Saturday, with Tarabala, perform Sarpa Dosha Nivarthi puja at Srikalahasthi.
On full moon days or days with tarabala, perform Sarpa Sooktha and Go Sooktha Havens.
Most doshas can be relieved by chanting Sri Lalitha Sahasranama with devotion.
Brahaspathi Homams should be performed. Sarvarishta Homams, as well as Ganapathi and Navagraha Homams, are available.
As per your Guru’s advice, offer prayers with your partner at key religious sites such as Navagraha temples, Rameswaram, Thryambakeshwar, and Kuke Subramanya Temple.
Visit one or more temples in Srikalahasthi, Mannarsala, Thirunageswaram (Rahu), Keezperumpallam (Kethu), Kuke Subramanya, Thirupamparam, Bhujanga Naga Temple, Gujarat, Ghati Subramanya Temple, Nagarkoil Nagaraja Temple, Pullikal Sarpakavu Temple, or Devi Sri Karumariamman Temple, as applicable or as advised.
Sarpa worship metaphysics:
Adisesha (The one who stays as the remainder even after Pralaya, or the total annihilation of the universe) signifies Nature or Prakriti, on which Narayana, the manifest God, rests to sustain the universe. We are seeking forgiveness for all consciously and unwittingly committed sins and crimes against Mother Nature and all living beings by displaying regard and devotion to the Sarpa idol and pouring milk or other gifts as part of a ritual. This can also be interpreted as respect for the moola or primordial Sakthi or Adi Sakthi, which is a snake power inside the Self that manifests itself as incarnations through karmic cycles of birth and death.
On fasting days, avoid doing any remedial poojas. Ekadasi, shivaratri, ashtami, and so on.
Listen to the Vedic Remedial Mantra Sarpa Sooktham:
How do we get rid of Naga Dosham?
- To reduce the effects of Naag dosha, hold a Sarp Parihar puja on Shashti. After that, take a bath.
- On a daily basis, worship Lord Shiva and present water and milk to Shivlinga.
- 108 times a day, chant “Om Namah Shivaye” or “Dosha Nivarana Mantra.”
- Apply chandan to your brow.
- On Tuesdays and Saturdays, worship five-headed sarpa deities for 18 weeks.
- Apply kajal to the lead metal (sisa) and let it flow in the river.
- At home, keep a peacock feather.
- On Naagpanchami, read the Mahabharata.
- Wear rings made of the five metals that the astrologer recommends.
- Wear a silver Gomed ring on your middle finger.
- Arrange for a Narsimha puja.
- Offer prayers with your companion to religious sites such as Navagraha temples, Rameswaram, Kumbakonam, and others.
- For 42 Wednesdays, give pulses to the poor and needy.
- On fasting days, no pooja should be performed. Ekadasi, shivaratri, ashtami, gokulashtami, and other festivals are examples.
- Pooja should only be performed on favorable days.
- Pooja should not be performed at home.
- In any Naga Temple, do not perform Namaskar.
- When performing pooja, no member of the family should be missing.
- If you have a monthly date, you should not visit a Naag temple.
- Do not perform pooja in the presence of females who are on a monthly date.
- Pregnant women should avoid visiting Naag Temples.
- Do pooja without eating anything first.
Is there a cure for Sarpa Dosha?
Experts advise solutions to minimize the malefic effects of Kaal Sarp Yoga based on Vedic Astrology. Chanting the Panchakshari Mantra, Om Namah Shivay, or completing the Maha Mrityunjay Mantra Jaap at least 108 times everyday is a good technique to get rid of this yog in your horoscope.
What occurs if you have the dosha of Sarpa?
Sarpa dosha is generated in a horoscope for a variety of causes, according to Vedic Astrology.
The main causes are ancestors’ occult or black magic practices, as well as self-made faults in prior lifetimes.
Even killing an unborn child (abortion) has the same impact since sperm is akin to snake venom (its shape and crawling method).
Ketu is in charge of life after death (right from when death starts in present life till entering into a womb for next life).
Above symptoms (effects) might be helpful in determining Sarpa Dosha in a horoscope, followed by personal horoscopes and horoscopes of family members.
During the Sarpa Yagam in the Mahabharata, Sage Astika saved the Sarpa race from extinction.
It is necessary to read and remember that episode for anyone affected by Sarpa Dosha.
Sarpa Dosha Remedies and Mantra
Rahu occupying the 8th house from the lagna, which is identical to a malefic sign, in conjunction with or aspected by Sani (Saturn), Rahu and Gulika in the eighth, Rahu occupying the badhaka Rasi in conjunction with or aspected by Sani, Rahu and Gulika in the badhaka Rasis
It is considered to have Sarpa dosha if Rahu or Ketu is in the lagna, 2nd, 5th, 7th, or 8th house.
The Manglya Sarpa Dosha, which is caused by Ketu in the lagna, causes marital delays. The Aayurbhava Sarpa dosha, which is caused by Ketu in the second house, causes problems with longevity.
Sarpa dosha is caused by Ketu in the 11th house, Putra bhava. Ketu in the 11th house, Putra bhava, produces progency difficulties. Rahu is in the 8th house from the lagna, and is identical to a malefic sign. Rahu is conjunct or aspected by Sani. Rahu and Gulika are in the eighth house, with Rahu occupying the Rasi badhaka.
Mesha, Karkataka, Tula, and Makara are moveable signs in the 11th house; Vrushaba, Simha, Dhanus, and Kumbha are fixed signals in the 9th house; and Mithuna, Kanya, Dhannus, and Meena Rasis are dual signs in the 7th house.
If a childless couple observes the Naga Panchami vratra, it is popularly believed that they would be bestowed with a child. On the day of Nagapanchami, after worshipping Sarpas, those who read the account from the Sarpa Satra or Sarpa Yaga from the Mahabharata will be immensely freed from the problems caused by Sarpa dosha.
Sarpa dosha has such a strong effect that it might result in early wedlock termination due to the death of a spouse or divorce, a delay in progency or no progency, and unanticipated accidents.
Sarpa Dosha Nivarana Mantra
For most effective outcomes, the Dosha Nivarana Mantra should be repeated 108 times every day.
Aside from that, a few temples in India, such as Kukke Subrahmanya in Karnataka, Mopidevi in Andhra Pradesh, and Srisailam in Andhra Pradesh, have particular therapeutic rites for removing Sarpa Dosha.
Is Kaal Sarp Yog a good yoga practice?
In Sanskrit, Kaal Sarp Dosha has several meanings, but it is related with danger and a threat to life. We can fairly deduce that Kaal denotes time, while Sarp implies snake or serpent, among its numerous connotations. The Kaal Sarp Dosh can have a negative impact on your property, finances, and health. If the Kaal Sarpa Dosha is not prevented, even the simplest of tasks become the most difficult to complete.
Kaal Sarp Yog is the only option to counteract these detrimental effects that might damage your entire life. Only by personal experience can you be certain of the benefits of Kaal Sarp Yog. The Kaal Sarp Yog consequences include things like not eating outside food for a year, avoiding alcohol, and eating non-vegetarian meals. Other aspects of Kaal Sarp Yog Puja include singing Maha Mrutyunjay’s mantra and visiting Lord Shiva’s temple on a regular basis, every Monday. The benefits of yoga are well recognized, thus it’s no surprise that certain pranayam exercises will fall within the category of Kaal Sarp Yog benefits.
Many of you are still curious in Kaal Sarp Yog. Be optimistic, since once you’ve completed the pranayam, you’ll be able to see the Kaal Sarp Yog results and miracles for yourself. Most of you, dear readers, are aware that Kaal Sarp Yog is the best antidote to all evil. All yoga in the world is intended to improve the human body, to alleviate pain and to make the body light with happiness, peace, and calm. Other Kaal Sarp Dosh ceremonies include the performance of numerous rituals. These Kaal Sarpa Dosha ceremonies include not eating at events such as childbirth, marriage, housewarming, cradle ceremony, and death.
If you want to avoid the effects of Kala Sarpa Dosham, you must follow certain practices, rituals, and ceremonies. You should not be concerned; such dark elements have existed in this world for millennia, but the antidote, in the shape of Kaal Sarp Yog, has always been available. The entire foundation of Kaal Sarpa Yog is founded on the notion of 360-degree division. When certain planets align in a specific configuration, you will experience the negative consequences of Kaal Sarp Dosh. So relax and allow the benefits of Kaal Sarp Yog to brighten your life. If all seven planets are positioned or confined between Rahu and Ketu, a kaal sarpa yog is present in a person’s horoscope. Rahu is thought to be a serpent, and Ketu is thought to be its tail. In the case of kaal sarpa yoga, all planets are thus encircled by these malefic elements. Rahu and Ketu are considered very powerful evil planets in Indian Vedic Astrology, and their negative influences should not be taken lightly.
The following are the most common types of kaal sarpa yog:
