Kaal Sarp FAQs

Anyone who is experiencing difficulties or setbacks in their personal or professional lives, or anyone who is seeking blessings and positive change can perform Kaal Sarp Pooja.

Kaal Sarp Hindus believe that Pooja will get rid of problems and bring good luck to those who do it. The word “Kaal Sarp” means “serpent of time,” and the pooja is done to get rid of the bad effects of this serpent. It is performed with a series of steps and rituals, such as preparing the altar, making offerings, chanting mantras, and performing puja and aarti.

Depending on which tradition is being followed, the Kaal Sarp Pooja can take anywhere from a few hours to a few days to finish.

The benefits of Kaal Sarp Pooja can include physical and mental health benefits, improved relationships and success in career and personal life, and the removal of obstacles and bring good luck. However, the effectiveness of the pooja may vary from person to person.

For Kaal Sarp Pooja, you’ll need an altar, gifts like flowers, fruits, sweets, incense, a ghee lamp, and a bell. A picture or statue of the serpent is also used as a focal point for the pooja on the altar.

When doing Kaal Sarp Pooja, it is best to get help from a guru or priest who knows what they are doing. This will make sure that the pooja is done right and that you get the most out of the experience.