Performing this puja serves as a shield against various types of parasitic organisms such as bacteria, viruses, and other unseen pathogens that cause skin and other physical ailments. This puja harnesses positive energy and effects to safeguard physical energy and balance bodily equilibrium, thereby restoring health and wellness.

Day(s) Of Puja: 5 days

Ideal Day(s) For Puja: Muhurta will be calculated and determined by the Astrologers at Anytime Astro as per the Janam Kundali (Birth Chart) of the concerned person.

Yantra Charges: Charge

Pooja God or Goddess: Lord Vishnu & Dhanvantri

Type of Mantra: Vedic.

Gender: Both

Enhance The Effect Of Puja By Following These Rules (Niyam): Perform self-practice or recitation at least 11 or 21 times daily to include your Karma with your Puja. Connect your actions with your practice, and continue the practice until completion. In the morning, after bathing, light a ghee lamp and humbly request your chosen deity to accept the worship being offered to you. Seek blessings and, if possible, observe a fast. If unable to observe a fast, at least abstain from meat, alcohol, smoking, etc., and consume a sattvic diet.

Note: Dashansh refers to 10% extra Mantra Jaap.

Important: Anytime Astro will send the Puja Images & Videos to your registered email.

Benefits 

• Offers protection against diseases and pathogens, promoting overall well-being and balance in the body.
• Harnesses positive energy to safeguard physical health and restore balance, shielding against both visible and invisible ailments.
• Acts as a shield against various parasites, bacteria, viruses, and other pathogens, fostering a healthier body and skin.
• Helps balance bodily equilibrium and restore vitality, promoting healing and wellness from within.

Mantra & Strotra

कृमि रोग नाशक स्तोत्र ,धन्वंतरी आरोग्य

Puja Includes

108 readings, chanting of 11,000 times + Dashansh chanting + 1 Mala chanting of Ganesh and Bhairav Ji + Havan.

Interesting Facts

• According to Hindu mythology, Dhanvantri emerged during the churning of the cosmic ocean (Samudra Manthan) by the gods and demons. He appeared carrying the pot of Amrita (nectar), which symbolizes the source of eternal life and healing. His arrival brought relief to the deities and bestowed the gift of Ayurveda (ancient Indian medicine) upon humanity.
• Lord Vishnu is one of the principal deities in Hinduism, known as the preserver of the universe and the embodiment of mercy, goodness, and righteousness.
• Vishnu incarnates on Earth in various forms (avatars) such as Rama, Krishna, and Buddha, to restore cosmic order and protect dharma (righteousness).