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kala sarpa dosha nivarana
Lord Subramanya (popularly known as Lord Muruga in Tamil Nadu and Lord
Karttikeya in North India) who is widely worshipped as the serpent deity and
as forgiver of all doshas connected with serpents normally called "Naga
Dosha", "Sarpa Dosha" and "Kalasarpa Dosha". In South India, especially in
Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh, this Lord is very widely worshiped in the
serpent (naga) form.
Lord Subramanya is called Sarpa Dosha Nivaraka (remedier). In the Southern
part of India, almost in all temples and also under the peepal tree (aswatta
vriksha) along the road sides, Naga idols are installed on platforms. You
can see such platforms built at the entrance of every village with different
type of idols duly installed on it. Each type of idol is earmarked as a
remedy for a particular type of dosha or fulfilling a particular wish of the
devotee.
What then are these Naga Dosha, Sarpa Dosha and Kalasarpa Dosha?
Astrologically, when Rahu-Ketu conjuncts other planets or, in other words,
the other planets are under the nodal influence of Rahu and Ketu, it is
treated as "Sagraha Sarpa Dosha".
Kalasarpa Dosha is said to be caused when all the planets are hemmed on one
side between Rahu and Ketu. Depending upon the position of Rahu-Ketu and the
planets, twelve different types of Kalasarpa Dosha are said to exist. This
Dosha is believed to emanate by harming or killing a serpent (intentionally
or otherwise) and thereby hurting Lord Subramanya.
A look at the planetary movements during the last three decades show a great
influence of Rahu-Ketu on the planetary positions, resulting in this dosha
and sufferings to a large majority of the populace. Without going into the
complications of the formation of different kinds of Sarpa Doshas and
Kalasarpa Dosha, I would like to detail the effects of these doshas and the
various remedies suggested in overcoming these effects.
Many great personalities, who have performed wonderful deeds during their
lifetime are said to have suffered from Kalasarpa Dosha. To name a few:
Abraham Lincoln, Kitoor Rani Chennamma, Jhansirani Lakshmibai, Pandit
Jawaharlal Nehru, Emperor Nero, Chengiz Khan, Jesus Christ, Mussolini, et
al. Although all these great personalities achieved great things in life,
their end was terrible. The point to note here is that among the great
personalities mentioned, five were killed.

Kalasarpa Dosha is said to cause several difficulties during the course of
one's life: unhappiness in the family, continuous loss in business,
miserable married life, childlessness, ill health, skin diseases, trouble in
eyes, ears and throat, poverty and financial difficulties, delay in
marriage, improper development of body organs, loss and litigations,
striving very hard to progress in life, always worried. People, who have
built their houses on plots after demolishing the snake pits, are found to
face ill health as long as they live in that house.
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The remedial measures or poojas, suggested to overcome these doshas are
Nagaprathistha, Nagabali, Nagathambula, Naga Puthalika Vidhi, Navagraha
Shanthi and Kalasarpa Shanthi depending upon the type of Dosha. These poojas
have to be performed through people who are well versed in performing such
Shanthis. Kukke Subramanya temple in Karnataka, Sri Kalahasti temple in
Andhra Pradesh, Tirunageshwaran Kovil in Tamil Nadu are known places for
performing these Shanthis. Reciting the "Kanda Shasti Kavacham" and
performing pooja to the Five/seven-headed idol of Naga would mitigate the
sufferings to a great extent.
A person who kills a serpent invites serious Dosha onto himself. Such
persons often see cobras both in reality and in dreams. The effect of this
particular dosha is very severe. The remedy for this is to perform "Sarpa
Samaskara", similar to the "Samaskara" (ceremonies) done after the death of
a person. Kukke Subramanyaswami Sannidhi, near Mangalore in Karnataka is
considered sacred for conducting "Sarpa Samskara" and other shanthi poojas.
Om Kalasarpakaan swaha om phat,