Kalsarpa Dosh Causes, Effects & Remedies

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Kalsarpa Dosh Causes, Effects Remedies
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• According to Hindu mythology, the snake's head is
  known as Rahu, and the snake's tail is known as
  Ketu. Rahu and Ketu are opposite each other at an
  angle of 180 degrees and can never meet.
• Rahu and Ketu are shadow planets that are
  invisible to the naked eye.
• Kalsarpa Yoga occurs when all seven planets are
  aligned between Rahu and Ketu.
• There are 12 different kinds of Kalsarpa Dosha.
• The dosha is caused by injuring or killing a
  snake, as well as hurting Lord Subramanya.

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• Kalsarpa Dosha can lead to many problems in one's
  life. There is unhappiness in the family,
  business loss, a miserable married life, no
  children, and health problems with the eyes,
  skin, ears, and throat, among other things.
• Other difficulties that one may face in life
  include, among other things, a delay in marriage,
  improper organ development in the body,
  litigation, and loss.
• These people work hard in their lives but are
  always unsuccessful.
• Those who have built houses in the area where
  snake pits have been demolished are constantly
  afflicted as long as they live in that house.

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• Nagaprasthistha, Nagbali, Nagathambula, Naga
  Puthalika Vidhi, Navagraha Shanti, and Kalsarpa
  Shanti are some of the pujas that can be
  performed to remove the Kalsarpa Dosha.
• The type of puja chosen will be determined by the
  dosha.
• The Kalsarpa Dosha puja must be performed by
  those who are faced in performing such offerings.

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• The Kalsarpa Dosha puja must be performed by
  those who are faced in performing such offerings.
• Trimbakeshwar temple in Maharashtra is one of the
  known locations where these pujas or Shanti can
  be performed. 
• A person who kills a serpent acquires the
  Kalsarpa Dosha and frequently sees cobras in
  their dreams or in reality.
• The Kalsarpa Dosha has horrible side effects.

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• The remedy for this dosha is to arrange for the
  Sarpa Samaskara,' which is similar to the
  ceremonies or samaskara performed after a
  person's death.
• The Trimbakeshwar near Nashik, Maharashtra is the
  most sacred place for performing the Kalsarpa
  Shanti Puja.
• When these pujas are properly performed, the
  person is free from the dosha and can live a
  better and more peaceful life.