Kaal Sarp Dosh forms when all seven main planets in your birth chart are hemmed between the shadow nodes Rahu and Ketu, creating a sense of blocked progress despite genuine effort. This puja invokes Lord Shiva and the Naga (serpent) deities through Rudra Abhishek, Sarpa Shanti and mantra japa to neutralise the dosh and release its hold. It is traditionally performed to remove recurring obstacles, sudden setbacks and mental unrest so life can move forward smoothly.
Kaal Sarp Dosh Nivaran Puja is traditionally performed on Nag Panchami, Maha Shivratri, Amavasya or a Panchami tithi, and on Mondays sacred to Lord Shiva. Through 2026, the Shukla and Krishna Panchami days and the Shravan Mondays are considered especially potent for this remedy.
Kaal Sarp forms when every planet falls on one side of the Rahu–Ketu axis. If even one planet sits outside that span the condition is partial, and a good number of charts described as Kaal Sarp turn out to be partial or unaffected. Your birth chart reports which of the three applies, names the houses and signs Rahu and Ketu occupy, and states plainly when the chart is clear of it. The chart is free with an account — open your birth chart.
The axis either hems the planets in or it does not, and establishing which takes a moment. It is worth doing before commissioning a remedy for a condition your chart may not carry. If you want the raw planetary positions without signing up, the free kundli gives you those, and planetary positions shows where Rahu and Ketu sit today.
Classically it is understood to colour the rhythm of a life rather than decide its outcome: sudden rises and equally sudden reversals, effort that pays later than expected, a sense of being carried by events rather than steering them. It is not a verdict, and the texts do not treat it as a barrier to a successful life. It is read alongside the planetary period that is running, which is what actually governs timing — see your Vimshottari periods.
It is a Vedic remedial ritual to pacify the Kaal Sarp Dosh formed when all planets lie between Rahu and Ketu. Through Rudra Abhishek, Sarpa Shanti and mantra japa, it aims to release blocked progress and restore balance.
Anyone with Kaal Sarp Dosh in their chart, or those facing repeated last-minute failures, chronic obstacles, disturbed sleep or a persistent sense of being stuck despite real effort.
Our verified pandits perform the complete puja on your behalf after taking your personalised sankalp, so you can participate in spirit and benefit from anywhere in the world.
The core ritual is typically completed in a single sitting of a few hours on the chosen muhurat, while the prescribed mantra japa may be spread across the auspicious day.
Yes. You receive a recorded video and photos of your puja, a downloadable e-certificate, and blessed prasad couriered to your address worldwide, along with email confirmation.
Yes. In Vedic tradition a puja performed by qualified pandits with a proper sankalp in your name, gotra and nakshatra carries the intended benefit to you, wherever you are.
Simply share your full name, gotra (or we use a default), date and place of birth, and nakshatra if known, so the sankalp can be personalised for you.
The birth chart states it directly, together with the houses Rahu and Ketu occupy. Partial means at least one planet sits outside the Rahu–Ketu span.
Readings differ over whether a planet sitting exactly on the axis counts as inside or outside it, which changes the answer for a small number of charts. Our chart shows the positions it used, so the difference can be checked rather than argued about.



