Vish Dosh Nivaran Puja Ujjain
At Ujjain city Shipra river Ram ghat.
A one-hour puja at Ram Ghat on the Shipra, Ujjain, for Vish Dosh, the Shani and Chandra conjunction.
At Ujjain City

A Shiva puja in Ujjain honouring Dakshinamurti, the divine teacher of wisdom and meditation, with sankalp, abhishek and aarti.
Dakshinamurti is the south-facing form of Lord Shiva, seen as the highest guru. He stands for awareness, knowledge and understanding, and is worshipped as the lord of meditation and wisdom. He is also regarded as the teacher of the arts who explains the scriptures. Yellow is said to be his favourite colour, and his image is believed to dispel negative influences. The puja begins with the sankalp, taken in the devotees' names. The pujari then invokes Lord Shiva and the Guru with mantras and prayers. Shiva is bathed in an abhishek of milk, Ganga Jal and flowers while mantras are recited. The puja closes with aarti, and devotees receive blessings.
Helps devotees seek spiritual knowledge and wisdom Traditionally believed to bring protection and guidance on the spiritual path Devotees believe it shields them from negative energies
At Ujjain city Shipra river Ram ghat.
A one-hour puja at Ram Ghat on the Shipra, Ujjain, for Vish Dosh, the Shani and Chandra conjunction.
At Ujjain
Rahu Mahadasha Shanti Puja and Jaap in Ujjain with 9,000 jaaps by five Brahmins and Rahu daan.
At Mangalnath Temple.
A puja to Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Ganesha at Mangalnath Temple, Ujjain, for prosperity and a clear path, with a small havan.
At Shipra River, Ujjain
Kaal Sarp Dosh puja with 1,100 Rahu and Ketu Beej Mantra jaaps by two priests, at the Shipra river, Ujjain.
At Pardeshwar Mahadev Temple Ujjain.
Rudrabhishek with recitation of the eight-chapter Rudrashtadhyayi at Pardeshwar Mahadev Temple, Ujjain.
At Ujjain
A puja to the devotee's birth nakshatra and Lord Shiva in Ujjain, with Sankalp, mantras, a havan and offerings.