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Shraaddh/ Performance of Rites to Honor the Deceased (Narayan bali) Yagya
The Narayan Bali Yagya / Puja, also called Shraddha Karma is performed after the death of a blood relative to help the deceased to continue evolving. However, it can be performed by anyone for the benefit of any other person. Narayan Bali Yagya / Puja cost is adjusted according to the duration of the Yagya. Many persons ask us How to perform Narayan Bali Puja or Yagya, but we want to inform here that the whole process of Narayan Bali Yagya / Puja is highly complicated and should be performed by some expert only. If you intend to perform Shraddha of your deceased relative or want to pacify soul of some relative with Narayan Bali Yagya / Puja, then browse our website and book online Narayan Bali Yagya. Narayan Bali Yagya / Puja, or Shraddha Karma is highly recommended in case of Pitri Dosh due to some specific combination in your horoscope or otherwise. The Pitra dosha is likely to happen for the following reasons-
In the Narayan Bali Puja procedure, dead ancestors are worshipped with full dedication, so that their spirit can rest in peace. If any of their wishes are left unfulfilled, then these wishes are to be fulfilled by the individual who is performing Narayan Bali Shraadh. During the Narayan Bali pooja Vidhi the fruits, coconut, ghee, betel leaves and sweets are offered to the divinity. Then the Prasad is donated. On this day, Brahmans needs to be called at residence and are offered food at home, so that they can bestow blessings. Clothes, grains, rice is distributed among the needy people to get utmost profit. Narayan Bali Puja is very helpful as all the problems are removed and the person leads the very happy life without any fear in the nighttime. All the doshas / anomalies are removed from the head of a person so that the success of the person is not stopped. Benefits of Shraaddh or Performance of rites to honor the deceased (Narayan Bali) Yagya There are several benefits of the Narayan Bali Puja and they are-
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