The holy writings state that Vindhya Mountain once grew upwards due to an overconfidence in its strength. Up to the sun, it went. This caused complete darkness to descend upon the world, engulfing all living things—including plants and animals—mortal and immortal. The gods appealed to Sage Agasthya to subdue the Vindhya Mountain in some way. It is well known that Sage Agasthya obtained celestial powers through intense penance. At that point, he was residing in Varanasi. After agreeing to the Devas’ request, Sage Agasthya left Northern India and headed towards the Vindhya mountain. The border separating North and South India is Vidhya Mountain. The Vindhya Mountain descended to the lowest position to make room for Sage Agasthya, whom he knew was coming. Sage Agasthya has promised Vindhyaa that he will remain low till he returns from his tour of southern India, having taken this vow when crossing the Vindhya Mountain. Still, the sage did not come back. He made his home in southern India. Vidhya Mountain waited for ages in unison and was humbled to this day.
Sage Agasthya once had the opportunity to visit the location where Lord Subrahmanyeswara performed intense penance with his entourage. He pointed to the location and added that there were tigers there, and if we continued eastward from here, we would reach the hallowed Subrahmanyeswara temple of Lord Kumaraswamy. One can achieve redemption and gain wealth throughout their life by paying a sincere visit to this shrine. It is important to remember that Vijayawada’s ruling goddess, Kanaka Durga, rides a tiger.
The son of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvathi is Lord Subrahmanyeswara. Goddess Parvathi transferred the fetus’s power to Ganga Devi, who was unable to resist it while Lord Subrahmanyeswara was still inside her womb. The fetus sank into the reed grass because Ganga was unable to withstand its strength either. Krittika, six female minor goddesses, looked after the embryo. With six heads, twelve hands, and a lot of brilliance, luster, and sun radiance, Lord Subrahmanyeswara was born in the month of Margasiramasam on the day of the waxing moon, imbibing the strengths of both Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvathi. On the occasions of Ashada Sukla Panchami, Naga Panchami, Nagaula Chaviti, and Shashti, devotees especially adore Lord Subrahmanyeswara.

Mopidevi Temple Naga Dosha Nivarana Pooja

• Timings: 6:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
• Pooja Days: Daily (Except for Annual Brahmotsavam 5 days)
• Pooja Ticket Cost: Rs. 280
• Persons allowed: Single or Couple

Pooja Dress Code: No dress Code restriction; any decent outfit will be allowed

Pooja Name: Rahu Ketu Sarpa Dosha Nivarana Pooja

Booking Procedure: Booking is also available. Payment is to be made at the Smarthub government site. On arrival ticket purchasing, if you are not sure of the pooja dates, For booking,

Pooja duration: 40 – 45 mins.

Mopidevi Temple Naga Dosha Nivarana Pooja Procedure

Devotees who wish to perform this pooja have to purchase the ticket only at the counter. Pooja will be performed for a group of 2–3 couples or singles.  Performing Rudrabhishekam is preferable after this pooja. The devotee has to take a head bath before reaching the temple, and he/she should fast till they complete this pooja. All puja materials will be provided by the temple staff. The pooja ticket cost of Rs. 280 includes pooja material and pooja cost. No extra pooja material is required for this pooja.

Pooja Benefits

1. Those who are suffering from Sarpa Dosha
2. Delay in the marriage.
3. Delay in the children for childless couples.
4. Career growth
5. For good academics
6. For business growth

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