Kasht Nivaran Puja is a Vedic remedial ceremony performed to remove persistent troubles, obstacles and suffering that seem to block every area of life. Invoking deities such as Lord Hanuman, Lord Shiva and the Navagraha, it is done when a person feels trapped in an unending difficult phase, facing repeated failures, ill health or misfortune. The puja seeks divine grace to dissolve hardships and restore peace, strength and forward movement.
Kasht Nivaran Puja is often performed on Tuesdays or Saturdays and on auspicious tithis suited to the invoked deity, while avoiding eclipse periods and inauspicious yogas. Throughout 2026 our pandits choose a personalised muhurat based on your nakshatra and the nature of the troubles you seek relief from.
Kasht Nivaran Puja is a Vedic remedial ritual performed to remove persistent troubles, obstacles and suffering from a person's life. It invokes deities such as Hanuman, Shiva and the Navagraha to seek divine relief and protection.
It is suited to anyone caught in a prolonged difficult phase marked by repeated failures, ill health, financial strain or family tension. It is also chosen by those affected by malefic planetary periods or doshas.
You provide your sankalp details, and our verified pandits perform the complete Kasht Nivaran Puja on your behalf at an auspicious muhurat in your name and gotra. You receive a recorded video, photos and e-certificate, and prasad is couriered worldwide.
A Kasht Nivaran Puja generally takes around two to three hours depending on the deities invoked and the vidhi followed. Every step is performed with full mantra chanting and offerings.
Yes. You receive a recorded video and photographs of your puja, a downloadable e-certificate and email confirmation, and the sanctified prasad is couriered to your address worldwide.
Yes. Vedic tradition affirms that a puja performed by qualified pandits with a proper sankalp in your name, gotra and details carries its full spiritual benefit to you, wherever you live. Your intention and details link the ritual directly to you.
We need your full name, gotra (or a default if unknown), date of birth or nakshatra, and your place of residence. These are used to personalise your sankalp and focus the puja on relief from your specific troubles.


