नारायण नागबली
Narayan Nagbali Puja
The three-day rite performed nowhere else but Trimbakeshwar.
Narayan Nagbali is two rituals in one. Narayan Bali liberates the souls of ancestors who died unnatural or untimely deaths and remain unsettled. Nagbali atones for the grave sin of killing a serpent, knowingly or unknowingly, in this or an earlier life.
The scriptures prescribe this anushthan at Trimbakeshwar alone. It is traditionally undertaken by families facing childlessness, repeated misfortune, or a pattern of loss that seems to repeat across generations.
Who should consider this
- ❖Childlessness or repeated pregnancy loss with no medical explanation
- ❖A family pattern of untimely deaths or accidents
- ❖Constant financial drain and business collapse
- ❖Disturbing dreams of deceased family members
- ❖Feeling of an unseen weight on the whole household
Benefits
- Grants moksha to restless ancestral souls
- Breaks generational curses and repeating family patterns
- Traditionally sought as a remedy for santan prapti (progeny)
- Restores prosperity, health and peace to the household
Vidhi
How the anushthan is performed
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Day 1 — Sankalp & Narayan Bali
Snan at Kushavarta, sankalp, and the Narayan Bali rites with pind daan offered to Lord Vishnu for the liberation of the departed soul.
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Day 2 — Nagbali
A serpent effigy of wheat flour is worshipped and its last rites performed, atoning for sarpa hatya dosha.
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Day 3 — Shraddha & Purnahuti
Tarpan, shraddha, havan, brahmin bhojan and daan complete the anushthan.
Questions
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