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Shesha Mantra Homa | Sarp Dosh Nivaran Puja | Subramanya Temple | Udupi

Perform Shesha Mantra Homa in Subramanya Sarpa Kshetra in Udupi, Karnataka State for the health and welfare of the family and to resolve Sarp Dosh, Naag Dosh, Kuja Dosh, Delayed Marriages and many more.

Uttarayan is said to be an ideal time to perform the Sarp Dosh Nivaran Pujas.

Significance of Shesha Mantra Homa

Shesha Mantra Homa is performed as quick remedy in Sri Shanmukha Subrahmanya temple of Udupi to address Naga Dosha problems related to the malefic positions of Rahu ascertained from the horoscope. This Homam is performed to address the Kuja Dosha or Manglik Dosh observed in the Janma Kundali or Kundli. Necessary Japas are also performed prior to Subrahmanya Sahasranaama Homa.

Benefits of This Homa

• Addresses the delays in Marriages
• Reduces the impacts of Kuja Dosh/Manglik Dosh
• Nullifies the malefic effects of Naga Dosh
• Importance of Ashlesha Bali Pooja

Who is Shesha?

Shesha (Sanskrit: शेष) also known as Sheshanag and Adishesha is a serpentine demigod, who is revered as the king of snakes, as per the Hindu Puranas. Lord Srihari is said to recline on the Adi Shesha or simply Shesh in Vaikuntha, the heavenly abode. Shesha is said to hold all the planets of the universe on his hoods and to constantly sing the glories of Lord Vishnu or Srimannarayana. He is sometimes referred to as Ananta Shesha or the infinite one. It is said that when Shesha uncoils, time moves forward and creation takes place; when he coils back, the universe ceases to exist.

Shesha Mantra Homa | Subrahmanya Temple | Udupi

Sri Shanmukha Subrahmanya Temple located in Udupi is an important and ancient Sarpa Kshetra and the land of Lord Parashurama. This temple forms one of the four temples dedicated to Lord Kartikeya or Skanda or Subrahmanya.

The deity of Sri Subrahmanya here is special and very unique. He can be seen in the standing position and holding a Paasham (noose) in right hand. He is holding a hooded serpent in the same hand. His left hand is on the waist. Signifying the willingness of the deity to grant the devotees Mano-kaamana or their desires.

Sri Vadiraja Tirtha, who established the two-year Paryaya system among the eight Mathas of Udupi, is said to have mentioned the importance of the Subramanya temples in his treatise named “Teertha Prabandha”.

Three-day Puja remedies like Sarpa Samskara coupled with Nava Kalasha Pradhana Homa and Abhisheka Puja to Lord Subrahmanya are performed here.

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