Narayan Bali Puja

Pandit Ji Dakshina (3–4 Pandit Ji) + Complete Pooja Samagri: ₹15,000
Duration: Approximately 4 Hours
Pandit Ji: 2–3 Pandit Ji

Narayan Bali Puja

Narayan Bali Puja is a sacred Hindu ritual dedicated to Lord Vishnu and performed for the peace and liberation of departed souls. It is traditionally performed for those who have suffered an untimely, unnatural or sudden death, or whose funeral and ancestral rites were not properly performed.

The purpose of this ritual is to pray for the peace of the departed soul and help fulfill any unfulfilled desires associated with the soul. It is also performed as a traditional remedy for Pitru Dosha and for families who wish to perform ancestral rituals for peace and blessings.

Narayan Bali Puja is commonly performed for:

• Untimely, sudden or accidental death of an immediate family member.
• Missed or incomplete funeral rites, Shraddha or other ancestral rituals.
• Families wishing to perform traditional rituals for ancestral peace.
• Pitru Dosha or ancestral concerns indicated in a horoscope.
• Personal or family difficulties traditionally associated with ancestral disturbances.
• Experiencing negative or unexplained occurrences in life.

Narayan Bali Puja is a worship ritual dedicated to Supreme Lord Vishnu. The main purpose of these rites is to pray for the liberation and peace of departed souls and seek their blessings.

The ritual may include the preparation of a symbolic body, known as Pind, using traditional materials such as wheat flour. Through Vedic mantras and prescribed rituals, prayers are offered for the peace and liberation of the departed soul.

Benefits of Narayan Bali Puja

• Prayers for the peace and liberation of departed ancestors.
• Traditionally performed as a remedy for Pitru Dosha.
• Helps seek ancestral blessings and spiritual peace.
• Performed for the completion of traditional ancestral rites.
• Helps families perform prescribed rituals with proper Vedic procedures.
• Prayers for protection from negative influences and obstacles.

Procedure for Narayan Bali Puja

• Sankalp
• Ganesh Puja
• Preta Sankalpam
• Kalash Sthapana
• Brahma, Vishnu, Rudra, Yama and Savitra Devta Avahan
• Narayan Bali Homa
• Gayatri Jaap and Havan
• Pind Daan / Pind Paan

Note: The exact procedure and duration may vary according to the religious traditions and guidance of the Pandit Ji.