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Sarpasamskara Homam is a powerful Vedic ritual performed to relieve the effects of sins committed against snake deities (Sarpa Devatas) either in past lives or through ancestral lineage. It includes Shraddha (ancestral appeasement) and homam (fire ritual) to pacify the serpent gods and remove associated doshas.
It is especially prescribed when:
- A person or their ancestors have harmed snakes or Naga beings
- Sarpa Dosha is seen in one’s horoscope
- There are issues related to fertility, marriage, childbirth, or chronic illness
Description
Why Perform Sarpasamskara?
| Reason | Benefits |
|---|---|
| Presence of Sarpa Dosha in horoscope | Removes obstacles in marriage, childbirth, health |
| Pitru Dosha (ancestral curse or dissatisfaction) | Brings peace to ancestors and removes karmic blocks |
| Repeated miscarriages or infertility | Grants blessings for childbirth |
| Sudden death, skin diseases, chronic illness | Offers spiritual and health protection |
| Failure in marriage or relationships | Clears energy blocks and ensures harmony |
| Career and financial stagnation | Opens new growth pathways by clearing karmic weight |
Best Time to Perform
| Day / Nakshatra | Significance |
|---|---|
| Ayilya Nakshatra | Linked to Naga Devatas |
| Shasti Tithi | Especially for snake-related rituals |
| Amavasya / New Moon | Powerful for ancestral rituals |
| Naga Panchami | Most auspicious for Naga appeasement |
| Karthika Masam (Oct–Nov) | Highly sacred for Naga and Shiva poojas |
Key Components of Sarpasamskara Ritual
- Sankalpam – Declaration of name, rasi, nakshatra, gothram, and purpose.
- Ganapati Pooja – Invocation to remove obstacles.
- Kalasha Sthapana – Establishing sacred pots for Devas and ancestors.
- Punya Vachanam – Purification with holy water.
- Sarpasamskara Ritual – Symbolic rites performed to atone for harming serpents.
- Includes bali (symbolic offerings) to serpent deities.
- Pitrukarya – Shraddha-like rites to appease ancestors.
- Homa (Fire Ritual) – Includes:
- Sarpa Sukta
- Naga Gayatri Mantra
- Maha Mrityunjaya Mantra
- Offerings of ghee, sesame, durva, palasha sticks
- Purna Ahuti – Final full offering with chants.
- Prokshanam and Prasada Distribution – Sprinkling holy water and sharing the blessings.
Homam Items Required
- Ghee, milk, curd, honey
- Sesame seeds, darbha grass, dry coconut
- Black gram, cooked rice balls (pindams)
- 108 Vilva or Arka leaves
- Turmeric, kumkum, sandalwood paste
- Snake idol (optional – metal or stone)
- Pitru tharpana items – water, til, kusha
- Clothes for priest, fruits, dakshina
Ideal Location to Perform
The most renowned and effective place for Sarpasamskara is:
Kukke Subramanya Temple, Karnataka
- Temple of Lord Subramanya (who controls serpent energies)
- Priests are well-versed in this ritual
- Two-day ceremony done with complete Vedic protocol
- Pre-booking required (official temple website or local agents)
Also can be done at:
- Kalahasti Temple (AP)
- Mannarasala (Kerala)
- Thirunageswaram (TN)
- With proper priests, at home if traditional setup is followed
Who Should Perform?
- Anyone with confirmed Sarpa Dosha / Kala Sarpa Dosha in horoscope
- Couples facing delays in marriage or childbirth
- People with Pitru Dosha or ancestral karmic problems
- Chronic illness not diagnosable by medicine
- Repeated failures or losses without reason
- Family members facing frequent unnatural deaths or misfortune
Additional Remedies (along with or after Sarpasamskara)
| Ritual | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Naga Pratishtha | Install Naga idol under Peepal tree |
| Aslesha Bali | Performed during Aslesha Nakshatra |
| Karthika Deepam Pooja | Lighting lamps for family healing |
| Rudra Abhishekam | Lord Shiva’s grace to dissolve doshas |
What I Can Provide for You
- Horoscope-based analysis of Sarpa Dosha or Pitru Dosha
- Full ritual PDF guide in English/Tamil
- Sankalpam format (with name, rasi, gothram)
- List of temples and contacts for booking in Kukke or elsewhere
- Online Naga Devata Mantra chant audio
- Home pooja version (for those unable to travel)
