Childbirth Obstruction
Removal Puja
(Santan Prapti Dosha Nivaran)
What is Santan Bādha Dosha and how does it keep one away from the joy of progeny?
In human life, the blessing of children is considered a divine grace. A child not only carries forward the lineage of the family but also brings joy, belongingness, and hope for the future into the lives of the parents.
The scriptures describe progeny as a means to wealth, righteousness, and liberation. Yet, even after marriage, many couples are unable to conceive. Some face delays, while others experience repeated failures.
From a modern perspective, there may be several medical reasons. However, from the Vedic and astrological viewpoint, it is directly linked to defects in the horoscope and karmic consequences. In such cases, the Vedas and Puranas prescribe Vedic rituals, mantra chanting, and the worship of deities.
The Santan Bādha Nivaran Puja is a sacred effort in this direction that ensures the couple receives the blessing of a child.
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How does Santan Bādha Dosha arise? Planetary causes and horoscope afflictions
- The fifth house of the horoscope afflicted by malefic planets like Rahu, Ketu, Shani, or Mangal
- The presence of Paapkartari Yoga in the horoscope
- The adverse influence of Jupiter on the horoscope
- The active role of Mahadasha–Antardasha periods in the chart
- Presence of Pitru Dosha or Rin Dosha in the horoscope
Symptoms and Effects of Santan Bādha Dosha
- Childlessness for a long period after marriage
- Lack of harmony between husband and wife, leading to mental stress
- Persistent unrest, worry, and gloom in the household
- Women suffering from repeated gynecological disorders or weakness
- Men suffering from defects of semen or mental instability
- Repeated miscarriages
- Infants falling sick frequently or dying prematurely
- The presence of Pitru Dosha or Kula Dosha obstructing the progress of the family
Rituals for Santan Bādha Nivaran
- Putreshti Yajna
- Santan Gopal Mantra Anushthan
- Installation and worship of Santan Gopal Yantra
- Worship of Devi
- Maha Mrityunjaya Japa and Rudrabhishek
- Shanti rituals for pacifying planets obstructing progeny
- Special mantra chanting as per the horoscope
- Beej Mantra Sadhana for Jupiter, Venus, and the lord of the fifth house
- Devi Sadhana
Donations and Worship for Santan Bādha Nivaran
The rituals performed for Santan Bādha Nivaran remove the obstacles related to progeny. Donations and mantra chanting accelerate and empower this process.
- Performing Gau Daan or serving cows
- Donating yellow or white items on Thursdays
- Offering Brahmin meals, donating food and study materials to orphaned children
- Observing Santan Saptami Vrat, fasting on Thursdays, and reciting the Santan Gopal Stotra
- Installing the Santan Gopal Yantra at home and worshipping it with prescribed rituals
Why Santan Bādha Nivaran at Yugrishi Anushthan Kendra is Unique
- At Yugrishi Anushthan Kendra, the rituals for Santan Bādha Nivaran are initiated after detailed study of the horoscope by astrologers and Acharyas, who determine the most auspicious time and Muhurta.
- The process begins with the Putreshti Yajna. It is believed that even Lord Shri Ram was born through the blessings of Putreshti Yajna.
- After the Putreshti Yajna, based on the horoscope, havans, recitations, and Devi Sadhana are performed to pacify malefic planets.
- With the recitation of mantras, the Santan Gopal Stotra is chanted, and the Santan Gopal Yantra is awakened and consecrated, which is then handed over to the native after completion of the puja.
- During each ritual, the practitioners are also guided on lifestyle and dietary modifications.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Santan Bādha Dosha seen only in a woman’s horoscope?
How much time and expense is involved in this ritual?
Is medical treatment alone sufficient to resolve progeny-related problems?
Which mantra is most powerful for the blessing of a child?
Is it mandatory to be physically present at the Anushthan Kendra for Santan Dosha Nivaran Puja?
Daan Se Dosh Nivaran
Daan se dosh nivaran is an ancient Vedic practice that emphasizes the power of selfless giving to neutralize negative karmic influences and life obstacles. When done with sincerity, faith, and the right intent, donations help purify one’s actions, bring inner peace, attract positive energies, and promote spiritual well-being.
Gaudaan: A Sacred Path to Peace and Purity
Gaudaan, or cow donation, is considered one of the highest forms of charity in the Vedic tradition. It is believed to remove deep-rooted karmic doshas and bring blessings of health, prosperity, and spiritual upliftment.
By donating a cow with pure intent and as part of a spiritual remedy, one not only supports a sacred living being but also contributes to Gau Seva – a noble cause.
