Graha propitiation with the sankalpa directed at a particular dosha named in the horoscope, rather than at the nine generally.
Graha worship with the sankalpa and the offerings weighted to the dosha you name, the remaining grahas worshipped in their places.
A counted observance across sittings, with the mantra of the graha concerned taken to a sankalpa count.
The general shanti and the weighted nivarana performed together — the nine propitiated in full, then the graha concerned given its own extended sequence.
The weighted worship completed with a homa in which each graha receives oblations on its own samidha, the graha concerned receiving the larger share.
The fullest form: a counted anushthan across several days with daily puja, weighted japa and a concluding navagraha homa.
Where the ordinary shanti puja addresses the nine together, this form concentrates on the graha or combination the horoscope marks — Mangala, Shani, Rahu or Ketu most often — while the remaining grahas are still worshipped in their places. The emphasis shows in the offerings and the japa: the graha chiefly concerned receives its own extended mantra count and its own prescribed substances, and in the larger forms the homa is weighted the same way.
Dosha in this context names a configuration the almanac reads as difficult, not a fault to be erased. The tradition's response is proportionate worship — the graha concerned given more of the rite than the others — which is why the horoscope matters to how the puja is set up even though the rite itself is the same one.
Offered where a horoscope names a particular graha dosha.
Traditionally undertaken at the onset of a difficult planetary period.
Taken up before a marriage, a property matter or a long journey where the tradition advises it.
Performed for one named person rather than for a household generally.
Worship of the nine grahas with the emphasis set on the graha concerned.
Extended mantra japa and prescribed offerings for that graha.
Sankalpa taken in the devotee's name, gotra and stated intention.
Photographs of the ritual shared with you afterwards.
Prasad couriered to you once the ritual is complete.
Sankalpa in your name, gotra and the dosha the puja is offered for.
Ganapati puja, purification and kalash sthapana.
Navagraha mandala set, with the graha concerned given its own place of emphasis.
Extended japa and prescribed offerings for that graha, and worship of the remaining eight.
Havan or homa where included, then aarti and prasad.
Name the dosha, or share your birth details, in Special Requests — the acharya sets the emphasis from this.
You may attend in person or have the ritual performed on your behalf.
Share your name, gotra (if known) and the purpose of the ritual in Special Requests when booking; the sankalpa is made from these.
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