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    Certain nakshatras (Dhanishta, Satabhisha, Poorvabhadrapada, Uttarabhadrapada, Revathi) are considered inauspicious for death according to Vedic texts. If someone dies under these nakshatras, it can cause imbalance and negatively impact surviving family members if proper rituals are not performed. Rituals like Pitru Tarpan Pooja and Nakshatra Shanti Pooja must be conducted within 15 days to remove the dosha and prevent harm from coming to the family. Death can also have dosha based on the tithi (lunar day), nakshatra, or weekday it occurs, with certain ones considered

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    Certain nakshatras (Dhanishta, Satabhisha, Poorvabhadrapada, Uttarabhadrapada, Revathi) are considered inauspicious for death according to Vedic texts. If someone dies under these nakshatras, it can cause imbalance and negatively impact surviving family members if proper rituals are not performed. Rituals like Pitru Tarpan Pooja and Nakshatra Shanti Pooja must be conducted within 15 days to remove the dosha and prevent harm from coming to the family. Death can also have dosha based on the tithi (lunar day), nakshatra, or weekday it occurs, with certain ones considered

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    Certain nakshatras (Dhanishta, Satabhisha, Poorvabhadrapada, Uttarabhadrapada, Revathi) are considered inauspicious for death according to Vedic texts. If someone dies under these nakshatras, it can cause imbalance and negatively impact surviving family members if proper rituals are not performed. Rituals like Pitru Tarpan Pooja and Nakshatra Shanti Pooja must be conducted within 15 days to remove the dosha and prevent harm from coming to the family. Death can also have dosha based on the tithi (lunar day), nakshatra, or weekday it occurs, with certain ones considered

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    Nakshatra dosha due to Inauspicious Death

    When a person dies on following nakshatra, as per Vedic texts, it is considered


    to inauspicious to other members of family.
    1. Dhanishta Nakshatra
    2. Satabhisha Nakshatra
    3. Poorvabhadrapada Nakshatra
    4. Uttarabhadrapada Nakshatra
    5. Revathi Nakshatra.
    These Nakshatra's are also called Dhanishta Panchaka Nakshatra.
    Dhanishta Panchaka occurs when the moons longitude exists between 296 degrees an
    d 360 degrees.
    Dhanishta Panchaka is made of 5 Energies.
    1. 5 Elements of Nature-Water, Fire, Air, Earth & Sky.
    2. Ruling Nakshatra Constellation of the day.
    3. Lunar Phase of the day.
    4. Ruling Rashi Constellation of the day.
    5. Yoga of the day.
    During Panchaka days , the elements in the universe become unbalanced and this c
    auses an imbalance within the family structure.
    If proper Vedic rituals are not performed then, dead person will carry other f
    amily members along with him within few months.
    Hence necessary rituals need to be performed by the family of the deceased.
    The following Rituals must to be performed by family members, after 15 days.
    All the members of the family must be present for the ceremony.
    Pitru Tarpan Pooja (Shraddha Pooja) needs to be done at home with 5 dolls m
    ade of Darbha (Kusha Grass) & White Cotton.
    Prana Prathistapana ritual (infuse life in the Dolls) ceremony of the 5 dolls ne
    eds to be performed.
    After Pooja, these 5 dolls should be buried in sand or mud near River or Sea sho
    re.
    Or perform Rudrabhisheka at home & offer food to ancestors.
    This pooja needs to be done without fail, otherwise dosha will not be removed.

    Nakshatra Shanti pooja & Navagraha Shanti Pooja need to be done for nullifyi
    ng the affect of Dosha.
    Perform Mahamrityunjaya Homa/Japa at home after the above poojas are done.
    Death dosha's are 3 types. They are
    1.TITHI DOSHAM
    2.NAKSHATRA DOSHAM
    3.VAARA DOSHAM
    If death occurs in the following tithi's , the death will have "tithi dosham
    ". The following tithi's are dosha tithi's
    Padyami, Vidiya, Shashti, Ashtami, Ekadasi, Dwadasi, Trayodasi, Chaturdasi & Ama
    vasya
    If death occurs in the following stars, the death will have "nakshatra dosha
    m". The following nakshatra's are dosha nakshatra's
    Rohini, Dhanishta, Satabhisham, Purvabhadra, Revathi, Mrugasira, Punarvasu,
    Uttara, Chitra, Visakha, Uttarashada, Magha
    If death occurs in the following days, the death will have "vaara dosham". T
    he following days are dosha days
    Sunday, Tuesday, Friday, Saturday
    REMEDIES:
    If a death has only one dosha the family members should leave the house for
    1 month
    If a death has two doshas the family members should leave the house for 6 mo
    nths.
    If a death has all the three types of doshams the family members should leav
    e the house for 1 year

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