Mata Shri Chintapurni Temple, located in the Una district of Himachal Pradesh, is a revered Shakti Peetha where Goddess Chintapurni is worshipped as the remover of worries. Devotees believe that offering sincere prayers here relieves them of mental burdens and fulfills their desires. The temple is also known as Chhinnamastika Devi, a form of Goddess Durga, symbolizing victory over negative energies.

The Sarva Manokamna Purti Ardas Puja is performed at the temple to grant devotees’ heartfelt desires. This puja is most effective when performed during Ashtami and Navami of Navratri, Purnima (Full Moon), and other auspicious days like Chaitra Navratri and Sharad Navratri, when the temple witnesses a large influx of devotees. Devotees perform Ardas (prayer) with offerings like coconut, flowers, and sweets, seeking blessings from the goddess.

The Sarva Manokamna Purti Ardas Puja helps remove obstacles and fulfills desires related to health, relationships, and prosperity. As per Durga Saptashati, worshipping Goddess Chintapurni eliminates worries and brings peace and abundance. This puja not only provides mental clarity but also ensures overall well-being by invoking divine protection and grace.

Mata Chintpurni Shakti Peeth-Rahu Shanti Maha Chandi Path and Hawan

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Rahu Transit

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This new moon day is considered auspicious for ancestral offerings and charity.

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Chintapurni Mandir

'Maa Bhagwati Matangi' is the presiding goddess of speech and music in the form of a daughter of Matang Rishi,which is also the tantric form of Mother Saraswati,
It is described in "Mahatripur Siddhant" that Shri Vishnu also worshiped Maa Matangi Devi, with the influence of that, luck was completed with happiness and happiness, etc. 
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On this Matangi Jayanti in the ten Mahavidya temple Haridwar, Ma Matangi will participate in the special prosperity ritual, in which 21 lessons will be completed with Shri Matangi Strot, 11 Medha Sukta text (for special disciplines), and 2100 Matangi Beej Mantra will be completed with Dashanash Havan with Dashanash Havan,
Holy Ganges water and holy offerings will be sent to your door

Matangi Mandir Haridwar- 2100 Matangi Beej Mantra Jaap and Medha Suktam Path

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Maa Matangi Mandir

The Rahu Pithani Temple is located in Pithapuram, Andhra Pradesh, and is one of the most revered temples dedicated to Lord Rahu. This temple holds immense astrological and spiritual significance as it is believed that performing pujas and rituals here can pacify the malefic effects of Rahu and provide relief from planetary doshas. According to legend, worshipping Lord Rahu at this sacred site helps devotees overcome challenges, gain mental clarity, and invite positive transformations in life. The temple attracts devotees, especially those undergoing Rahu Mahadasha or Antardasha, seeking protection and blessings to restore harmony and peace.	This Mahayagya is typically performed on Saturdays, Amavasya (New Moon), and during major planetary transits, as these tithis are considered highly effective for pacifying Rahu. The rituals involve the recitation of 18,000 Mool Mantras of Rahu, offering black sesame seeds, blue flowers, and barley into the sacred fire, and chanting Rahu-specific mantras with utmost devotion. The puja is conducted by experienced pandits following strict Vedic procedures, ensuring maximum benefits for the devotee.	Performing this puja helps neutralize the harmful effects of Rahu, mitigating obstacles related to career, relationships, and mental peace. As mentioned in the Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, appeasing Rahu can bring clarity of thought, eliminate confusion, and protect from sudden setbacks. This puja also enhances financial stability, removes negative influences, and promotes overall well-being. It is particularly beneficial for individuals experiencing Rahu Mahadasha, Antardasha, or facing difficulties due to planetary afflictions. Through this transformative ritual, devotees can seek spiritual strength, protection, and a positive life trajectory.

Rahu Shanti Mahayagya & 18000 Mool Mantra Jaap

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Rahu Paithani Temple

The Surya Mandir in Gaya, Bihar is a revered temple dedicated to Lord Surya (the Sun God), known for its power to grant health, prosperity, and success. It is believed that worshipping Surya at this sacred site helps remove sins and bless devotees with a fulfilling life. The temple attracts thousands of devotees, especially during festivals dedicated to Surya.

The most important rituals at Surya Mandir include Chhath Puja, performed on Kartik Shukla Shashti and Chaitra Shukla Shashti, where devotees offer Arghya (water) to the rising and setting sun. Surya Shashti Vrat is also observed by devotees to seek blessings for good health and prosperity. Special pujas are conducted on Sankranti, Amavasya, and Sundays, which are considered highly auspicious for pleasing Lord Surya.

	Performing Surya Puja at the temple helps eliminate financial troubles, brings success in career and education, and improves overall health. According to Brahma Purana, offering prayers to Lord Surya removes karmic debts and grants long-lasting prosperity. It is also believed to enhance positivity, self-confidence, and mental clarity, ensuring stability and growth in life.

Surya Mandir Gaya - Sarva Manokamna Siddhi Maha Puja

Surya Narayan Mandir

Grishneshwar Temple, located near Ellora Caves in Maharashtra, is the 12th and final Jyotirlinga of Lord Shiva. It holds deep spiritual significance as it marks the place where Shiva is worshipped in his purest and most peaceful form. The name ‘Grishneshwar’ means “Lord of Compassion,” and this temple is believed to bless devotees with peace, forgiveness, and spiritual awakening. Being close to the UNESCO-listed Ellora caves, it also carries immense historical and architectural value.

The Panchamrit Abhishek Visesh Puja is a sacred ritual performed with five divine substances—milk, curd, honey, ghee, and sugar—offered to the Shiva Lingam. This special puja is most powerful on Mondays, Pradosh Vrat, Mahashivratri, and Shravan month, when thousands of devotees gather to seek Shiva’s blessings. The chanting of Vedic mantras, along with the abhishek, creates a highly charged spiritual atmosphere.	

Performing the Panchamrit Abhishek at Grishneshwar Jyotirlinga is said to cleanse negative karma, bring peace of mind, and fulfill heartfelt desires. It helps remove obstacles in life, especially related to health, career, and relationships. According to the Shiv Puran, worshipping Lord Shiva with devotion at a Jyotirlinga grants liberation (moksha), spiritual upliftment, and divine protection. Devotees often experience deep inner calm and positive changes in their lives after this puja.

Ghrishneshwar Jyotirlinga Maharashtra Panchamrit Abhishek Visesh Puja

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Monday, a day dedicated to the worship of Lord Shiva.

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Ghrishneshwar Jyotirlinga

Shri Trimbakeshwar Jyotirlinga, located in Trimbak, Maharashtra, is one of the twelve sacred Jyotirlingas and holds immense spiritual significance. It is uniquely associated with the origin of the Godavari River and features a three-faced Linga representing Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva, symbolizing creation, preservation, and destruction. Built by Peshwa Balaji Baji Rao in the 18th century, the temple’s architecture is adorned with intricate carvings.	

Rituals like Rudrabhishek are especially significant on Maha Shivaratri, Shravan Mondays, and Kartik Purnima when devotees seek spiritual growth and prosperity. The temple is also renowned for Kaal Sarp Dosh Nivaran Puja to mitigate planetary afflictions and to remove ancestral curses.	

Performing these pujas brings peace, stability, and liberation (moksha). For instance, Kaal Sarp Dosh Nivaran Puja alleviates obstacles caused by planetary doshas, and also ensures ancestral blessings and prosperity as described in scriptures like the Garuda Purana.

Shri Trimbakeshwar Jyotirlinga Kaal Sarp Dosh Nivaran Maha Puja

Trimbakeshwar Tirtha Kshetra

The Adi Kaal Bhairav Temple in Kashi (Varanasi) is dedicated to Lord Kaal Bhairav, a fierce manifestation of Lord Shiva who is regarded as the protector of Kashi. Known as the “Kotwal of Kashi,” Lord Bhairav safeguards devotees from evil forces and grants protection. It is believed that without his permission, no one can reside in Kashi.

The ritual is especially significant on Ashtami tithis (the eighth day of the lunar cycle) and during auspicious occasions related to Lord Shiva. It involves the chanting of the powerful Trantrayokt Mahakavach and Ashtakam Path, along with a hawan (fire ritual), which purifies the surroundings and strengthens divine connection.

Performing this puja helps eliminate fear, overcome obstacles, and gain courage and confidence. It also provides relief from planetary doshas and karmic burdens, as mentioned in sacred texts like the Shiva Purana. Devotees believe it brings peace, prosperity, and divine protection in all aspects of life.

Adi Kaal Bhairav Trantrayokt Mahakavach Hawan

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This day is dedicated to the worship of Lord Kaal Bhairav.

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Adi Kaal Bhairav

The Badi Shitala Mata Mandir in Kashi is a revered shrine dedicated to Goddess Shitala, known for protecting devotees from infectious diseases and ailments. Goddess Shitala is worshipped as the goddess of healing, especially known for guarding against smallpox, chickenpox, and other epidemics. Devotees visit the temple seeking health, well-being, and relief from illnesses, believing that the divine grace of Shitala Mata cleanses their body and soul.	Special pujas and havans are performed at Badi Shitala Mata Mandir, particularly on Ashtami during Chaitra and Ashwin months, which are considered the most auspicious days to seek the goddess’s blessings. Devotees offer neem leaves, curd, and sacred water to the goddess, symbolizing purity and protection from diseases. During these tithis, large crowds gather at the temple, believing that offering prayers on these days ensures protection from ailments and promotes overall well-being.	The puja at Badi Shitala Mata Mandir is believed to purify the body, mind, and soul while protecting devotees from contagious diseases. According to Skanda Purana, worshipping Goddess Shitala eliminates the effects of past sins and brings good health and longevity. Devotees believe that participating in the puja not only ensures protection from illness but also brings peace, prosperity, and harmony to their families, making it a deeply transformative and spiritually uplifting experience.

Badi Shitala Mata Kashi - Rog-Dosh Nashak Maha Puja

Badi Shitala Mandir

Kalimath Mandir, located in the Rudraprayag district of Uttarakhand, is one of the 108 Shakti Peethas and holds immense significance in Tantra and Shakta traditions. It is believed to be the place where Goddess Kali disappeared into the earth after slaying the demon Raktabija. Unlike most temples, the idol of Maa Kali is not worshipped in the open; instead, her presence is revered in a sacred underground chamber that opens only once a year on Kalratri during Navratri. This adds to the mystical aura of the temple and makes it a center for deep spiritual practices.

The Sarba Badha Vinashak Puja is performed mainly on Amavasya (New Moon), Navratri nights, and other significant tantric tithis. It includes sacred chants, offerings of red flowers, black sesame, ghee, and powerful rituals performed by Tantric priests to invoke Goddess Kali’s fierce yet protective energy. These tithis are considered spiritually charged for removing black magic effects, planetary doshas, and energy blockages.

Kalimath’s spiritual vibrations, combined with the energy of this puja, make it one of the most sought-after rituals for those seeking transformation, healing, and total protection from all adversities."

Performing the Sarba Badha Vinashak Tantroykta Maha Puja at Kalimath Mandir is believed to bring powerful protection against all forms of negativity, obstacles, and unseen energies. This sacred ritual, deeply rooted in Tantric traditions, helps in overcoming persistent struggles—be it in personal life, relationships, career, or health. Devotees who perform this puja often experience a deep sense of release, clarity, and renewed strength to face life’s challenges with courage and peace.

Kalimath Mandir Rudraprayag Sarba Badha Vinashak
Tantrokta Maha Puja

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Kalimath

Katyayani Mandir in Varanasi is dedicated to Maa Katyayani, the sixth form of Goddess Durga, revered for her power to remove obstacles in marriage and bring marital harmony. The temple holds immense significance in Hindu traditions, especially for those seeking to overcome delays or hurdles in marriage. According to the Skanda Purana, worshipping Maa Katyayani removes negative planetary influences that cause delays in marriage.	The Vivah Badha Mukti Puja at Katyayani Mandir is performed with great devotion on Fridays, considered auspicious for Goddess Durga and her manifestations. Special pujas are conducted during Navratri, Sharad Purnima, and Chaitra Purnima, attracting a large number of devotees. The rituals involve chanting specific mantras, offering red flowers, kumkum, and performing special havans to seek Maa Katyayani’s blessings.	The Vivah Badha Mukti Puja helps remove delays and obstacles in marriage as described in the Garuda Purana. It ensures a harmonious and happy married life by pacifying the negative effects of planets like Mars (Manglik Dosha) and Rahu. This puja also enhances positivity, promotes compatibility between partners, and brings stability in relationships. Worshipping Maa Katyayani, as mentioned in the Devi Mahatmya, is believed to bless devotees with timely and blissful marriage.