Mangal Dosh Nivaran Puja In Ayodhya
At ayodhya City
About this puja
A puja in Ayodhya to the planet Mars with prayers to Lord Hanuman and Lord Shiva, traditionally done for Mangal Dosh.
Mangal Dosh Puja is performed to soften the effects of Mars (Mangal) in a birth chart. Tradition links it with obstacles in marriage, marital harmony, temper, finances and career. It invokes Lord Hanuman, Lord Shiva and Mars. Tuesday is considered the most auspicious day for it. It is held in Ayodhya. The priest takes Sankalp in the devotee's name and worships Lord Mangal, with prayers to Lord Hanuman and Lord Shiva. Mantras are chanted and offerings made to pacify Mars. The puja ends with aarti and the devotee's blessings.
Why devotees perform it
Devotees believe it softens the challenging effects of an afflicted Mars. Many perform it in the faith that it eases obstacles delaying marriage and improves understanding between partners. Considered helpful for managing anger, impulsiveness and stress. Said to support confidence, stability and a sense of spiritual comfort and renewed hope.
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