What is Narayan Nagbali and Pitra Dosh?

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What is Narayan Nagbali and Pitra Dosh?
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• Narayan Nagbali pooja Trimbakeshwar is a
  three-day Hindu ritual.
• The rituals of Narayan Nagbali are divided into
  two categories.
• First, Narayan bali is conducted to remove an
  ancestral curse (Pitru dosh/Pitru Shaap), and Nag
  bali is performed to remove a sin committed by
  killing a snake (a wheat dough cobra), which is
  respected in India.
• Trimbakeshwar Nashik District is the only place
  where it may be done.

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• The unfulfilled worldly wishes of the deceased
  spirits, which may be disturbing the descendants
  or relatives, might be satisfied by performing
  Narayan Bali Pooja.
• Narayan Bali Poojan is a type of funeral in which
  a wheat flour-based fake body is used.

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• Mantras are used to summon souls whose desires
  have come to a halt in this earth.
• They are able to possess the body formed of wheat
  flour through the ceremonies, and the funeral
  liberates them to the other world.
• Nag Bali, likewise, allows the former to be free
  of their sins.

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• By implementing the Narayan Nagbali Poojan, one
  can eliminate difficulties like as Bhoot Pishaach
  Badha, failure in business, health issues, or a
  lack of peace within the family, as well as
  arguments with others and marital issues.
• It ensures excellent health, financial and career
  success, and the fulfilment of wishes.

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• For their kids, parents can do Narayan Nagbali
  Pooja (Pitru dosh Pooja).
• If parents must endure the loss of progeny due to
  unexpected, they may have the Narayan Nagbali
  Pooja or a Shraadh performed for the mukti
  (salvation) of their children.
• The advantage of this pooja is clearly received
  by the departed's soul.

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Things to be noted about Narayan Nagbali Pooja
Trimbakeshwar

• Narayan Nagbali's Pooja perform in three days.
• Please arrive one day ahead of time or as early
  as 6 a.m. on the muhurta date.
• The daxina includes all Pooja Samugri as well as
  food for two people per Pooja.
• Please bring new white clothes (dhoti, gamcha,
  napkin) and a saree, blouse, etc. for your wife.