Ashlesha Bali Puja | Subramanya Temple | Udupi
About Puja Common Name: Ashlesha Bali Puja Related Deity: Nagaraja, Vasuki, Ananta Shesha, Takshaka, Karkotaka No. of Days: 1 Day Location: Udupi, Karnataka, India Time: Please note that the timings for Samoohik Puja/Hawan may vary due to temple rituals and preparations. All schedules are based on the Hindu Panchangam and temple authorities, and may change depending on regional Thithi, Nakshatra, or other factors. Delays or rescheduling may occur and are beyond our control. We appreciate your understanding and support. Important note - Please note that we are broadcasting puja and havan events live from remote temple locations. Sometimes, the live video stream may experience occasional interruptions caused by: Power Outages or fluctuations affecting the local internet router . Network Stability (4G/LTE signal variations). Heavy crowds affecting bandwidth. While we make every possible effort to provide a stable LIVE viewing experience, in the event of a stream failure or disruptions, we also record the entire ceremony separately in Full HD on camera. This recorded video will be published within 48 hours after the event concludes . Thank you for your patience and devotion. How to Participate - “This is a Samoohik (group) Puja. Devotees can watch the sacred ritual live on our YouTube channel, and the Havan videos will be shared via email or WhatsApp.” Purpose of Puja: Provides protection and relief from Sarpa Dosh Helps reduce the effects of Naga Dosh Offers spiritual support in mitigating Kuja Dosham (Manglik Dosh) Mool Mantra for Ashlesha Bali Puja: ॥ ॐ सर्प राजाय नमः ॥ Description : Ashlesha Bali Pooja is a sacred ritual performed to seek protection from and relief of doshas like Sarpa Dosh, Naga Dosh, Kuja Dosham (Manglik Dosh), and Kala Sarpa Dosh. This ancient practice, rooted in tradition, includes the worship of serpent deities (Nagaradhana), which is widely mentioned in various Puranas. It is believed to help alleviate issues such as ill health, marital problems, fertility concerns, skin-related ailments, repeated delays in life, and difficulties faced by couples trying to conceive. In Hindu astrology, Ashlesha is one of the 27 constellations and signifies something inseparable or closely bound. According to the Ramayana, as described by Maharshi Valmiki, Lakshmana and Shatrughna were born under this constellation. Although Ashlesha Bali is typically performed on the day of the Ashlesha Nakshatra each month, it is also considered especially auspicious during the Hindu months of Shravan, Kartik, and Margashirsha. Event Scheduler Disclaimer :- Please note that Samoohika Puja and Homam timings are fixed as per regional Thithi and Nakshatra . Schedules are based on temple preparations on the day sunrise times at the kshetra. Auspicious Timing: All events follow the Hindu Panchangam. The date and start / end times may shift based on regional Thithi and Nakshatram. Potential Delays / postponement or rescheduling : Timings are provided by temple authorities and are subject to change due to other ongoing rituals or local factors beyond our control. We appreciate your patience and cooperation if the schedule changes.