Shani Dev Puja at Kokilavan, Vrindavan

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Shani Dev Puja at Kokilavan, Vrindavan is a sacred ritual performed at the renowned Kokilavan Dham, the only temple where Lord Shani is worshipped alongside his guru, Barkhandi Baba. This temple holds immense significance as it is believed that Lord Krishna blessed Shani Dev here, granting devotees relief from hardships and karmic obstacles. At Jipanditji, our experienced pandits conduct this puja with utmost devotion, aiming to alleviate the adverse effects of Shani Dosha and bring peace, prosperity, and spiritual growth to your life.

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Kokilavan, located near Kosi Kalan village in Uttar Pradesh, is one of the most ancient and revered Shani temples in the world. Situated just 6 kilometers from Kosi and 2 kilometers from Nandgaon, this temple is not just a place of worship but also a divine sanctuary where Shani Dev blesses devotees with desired boons instead of punishment. It is believed that prayers offered here are fulfilled swiftly.

The Legend Behind Kokilavan Shani Temple

According to mythology, when Lord Krishna was born, all deities visited Nandgaon to witness his divine form. However, Nand Baba stopped Shani Dev from entering, fearing his fierce gaze. As a result, Shani Dev performed penance in the nearby forest, and Lord Krishna, pleased with his devotion, appeared before him in the form of a cuckoo (Kokila) and blessed him. This sacred location thus came to be known as Kokilavan.

Benefits of Worshipping at Kokilavan Shani Temple

Shani Dev is considered the deity of justice and karma. Many fear his harsh punishments, but he only delivers outcomes based on one’s deeds. At Kokilavan, however, devotees receive his grace and blessings rather than facing his wrath. Worshipping here is believed to remove obstacles caused by Shani’s influence and grant peace and prosperity.

Why Worship Shani Dev at Kokilavan?

Protection from Shani Dev’s negative influence
Relief from Shani’s Sade Sati and Mahadasha
Attainment of divine blessings and worldly comforts
Liberation from past sins
Enhanced career growth and financial stability
Spiritual peace and mental well-being

Shani Puja Process at Kokilavan

Swasti Vachan and Shanti Path
Sankalp (Pledge for the Puja)
Installation of Lord Ganesha, Kalash, and Navgraha
Invocation of deities and chanting of Navgraha mantras
Recitation of Shani Stotra and Shani Mantras
Worship of Lord Shiva and Lord Hanuman
Shani Havan with sacred offerings like honey, ghee, and sesame seeds
Final Aarti and distribution of Prasad

Sacred Shani Stotra for Worship

The Dasaratha Shani Stotra is a powerful prayer to appease Shani Dev and seek his blessings. It includes verses glorifying Shani Dev’s divine nature and requests for protection from hardships.

Additional Information

Puja Samagri Included in the Package

Haldi [organic] (20gm), Kumkum [organic] (20gm), Tulsi Mala (1), Diya Batti (5), Beetle Nuts (5), Desi Ghee (20ml), Honey (20ml), Jaggery (Gudh) (20gm), Akshata [Yellow rice] (50gm), White Rice (50gm), Yagno-paveetha (5), Karpoora [camphor] (5Tabs), Red/White/Yellow Cloth (1mtr), Prasad [Laung, Elaichi, Mishri] (20gm), Mouli (25mtr), Ganga Jal (15ml), Durva [fresh] (1), Agarbatti (6)/Dhoop (2), Dakshina (100INR), God Idols (pair), Sambrani (2), Sambrani Holder (1), Kalash [small copper] (1), Panchpatra [small copper] (1), Diya Holder (2), Panchamrit spoon (1), Karpoora Holder(1, Slate and Chalk, includes perishables [Beetle Leaves [fresh] (9), Flowers [fresh] (incl mala), Tulsi [fresh], Mango Leaves [fresh] (7)]perishables [Beetle Leaves [fresh] (9), Flowers [fresh] (incl mala), Tulsi [fresh], Mango Leaves [fresh] (7)]

Yajman to provide

Curd (100gm), Milk (100ml), Mithai (250gm), Fruits [5types], Coconut (1), Kalash [big] (1), Bowl [preferably copper/silver] (1), Spoon [preferably copper/silver] (1), Utensils [2 big Plates (for Aarti/Samagri)], First solid food (preferably Kheer or Payasam), Asan | Chowki