Naga Homa

Who Should Perform Naga Homa

• Individuals affected by Naga Dosha or Sarpa Dosha
• Couples seeking blessings for progeny and children
• Those experiencing skin disorders or chronic health issues
• People facing delays in marriage or family harmony
• Devotees with Kaal Sarpa Dosha in their charts
• Families dealing with ancestral or karmic obstacles
• Global NRIs desiring authentic remote remedies
• Anyone seeking protection from negativity and evil eye
• Spiritual seekers aiming for emotional and karmic healing
• Those encountering unexplained hurdles in life
• Devotees during Nag Panchami for enhanced blessings
• Individuals desiring overall prosperity and peace

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Historical Context

The Naga Devatas, semi-divine serpent beings residing in Patala (the netherworld), hold a prominent place in Vedic mythology as guardians of earth’s treasures, fertility, and hidden energies. Prominent Nagas like Vasuki (who served as the churning rope in Samudra Manthan), Ananta Shesha (Lord Vishnu’s eternal bed), and Adisesha symbolise infinite support, protection, and cosmic balance. Stories in the Mahabharata, such as Janamejaya’s Sarpa Satra (serpent sacrifice) to avenge his father, highlight the consequences of harming Nagas and the need for appeasement rituals.

The Naga Homa originates from ancient Vedic traditions aimed at honouring these deities through consecrated fire offerings, mantras, and milk abhisheka, traditionally performed on Nag Panchami or at sacred sites like snake groves (Sarpa Kavu). This ritual pacifies any unintentional harm to serpents in past lives, resolves karmic debts, and invokes blessings for health, progeny, and prosperity. In Puranic lore, Nagas are associated with water, rain, and fertility, making their worship essential for harmonious living.

In modern times, AstroBhava makes this profound ritual accessible worldwide via live online Naga Homa, allowing devotees to participate remotely with real-time telecast. This bridges ancient sanctity with contemporary convenience, enabling global seekers to receive authentic blessings. Read more about Naga Dosha in our blog or view ceremonies in our gallery.

Procedure of Naga Homa

How to Book Your Naga Homa

For enhanced energies, you can opt for a 48-day yantra puja, invoking the blessings of 27 Nakshatras, 12 Rashis, and 9 planets for powerful spiritual support.

• Select your package and book the individual homa (1, 3, or 5 priest Homa, 1 priest +48-day yantra puja, 3 Priest Homa + 48 day yantra puja, 5 Priest Homa + 48 day yantra puja) option as per your choice.
• Provide your name, gotra, and specific sankalpa during checkout.
• Our astrologers select an auspicious muhurta and confirm within 24–48 hours.
• Receive the live telecast link via email one day prior.
• Join the live Naga Homa on YouTube at the scheduled time from anywhere.
• Participate fully by watching and meditating in real-time.
• Receive your complimentary energized Naga Yantra and blessed prasadam, shipped free worldwide.

How the Complimentary Yantra is Energized

The Naga Yantra is energized through a sacred three-day process to infuse it with divine energy:

• Jala Pratishta: Immersion and consecration in holy water with mantras.
• Prana Pratishta: Infusing life force through pranayama and sacred chants.
• Jeeva Pratishta: Awakening the soul energy with 108 mantra recitations and offerings.

How the Naga Homa is Performed

• Sankalpa — Devotee declares purpose, name, gotra, and intention.
• Ashtadikbalagar Pratishta — Guardians of eight directions invoked for protection.
• Homa kunda prepared — Decorated with sacred symbols and flowers representing serpent energy.
• Ganapati Puja — Performed to remove obstacles in appeasement.
• Sacred fire lit — With agni pratishta and mantras invoking the Naga Devatas’ presence.
• Punyavachanam & Pranayama — Purification of priests and participants for harmony.
• Sacred mantras chanted — Dedicated to Naga Devatas with devotion, including Naga Gayatri and pacification mantras.
• Offerings poured — Ghee, herbs, seeds, milk, and sacred items into fire to appease the serpents.
• Prayers & intentions offered — Remotely during live telecast, focusing on dosha removal and protection.
• Multiple Avarthis — Repeated offerings to amplify the energy for relief.
• Meditation on deity — Experiencing divine presence of Naga Devatas for peace.
• Poornahuti & Arati — Final offering and gratitude.
• Vibhuti collected — Sacred ash as divine blessing for health and harmony.
• Naga Yantra energized — During the ritual.
• Sattvic prasadam offered — Nourishment for body and soul.

Note on Sacred Tradition

As per strict Agama vidhi, no videography or photography is permitted inside the temple sanctum — this preserves the pure sacred energies of the temple and ensures undisturbed divine focus during the ritual. The main Homa ceremony is respectfully live telecasted from outside the sanctum, allowing devotees worldwide to connect with the blessings in real-time. For the 48-day puja option, daily rituals are performed with full devotion but are not live telecasted (due to the extended nature and sanctum guidelines). You will receive energized items and prasadam upon completion.

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