Narayan Bali Puja

Narayan Bali Puja is an important Vedic ritual conducted to provide moksha (liberation) to souls who have experienced unnatural, sudden, or incomplete deaths—such as death by accident, suicide, violence, or due to unfulfilled desires. Such souls are believed to remain unsettled, creating Pitru Dosh or ancestral disturbances that affect the lives of their descendants.

The puja is performed by symbolically offering funeral rites to Lord Vishnu (Narayan), who represents the supreme protector and liberator of souls. The ritual includes Sankalp, invocation of Lord Vishnu, Pind Daan, Vedic mantra chanting, and Havan. Through these sacred rites, the trapped soul is guided toward peace and spiritual liberation.

Narayan Bali Puja is highly beneficial for families facing repeated obstacles such as delays in marriage, infertility, financial losses, health issues, and mental stress without clear reasons. It helps resolve ancestral karmic blockages, brings peace to departed souls, and restores harmony, prosperity, and stability in the family. When performed with faith and proper Vedic guidance, Narayan Bali Puja offers deep spiritual relief, protection, and long-term well-being for present and future generations.