Fish Feed (Matsya Dhaan)

Matsya Dhaan (Fish Feeding) is a compassionate act of charity and spiritual healing, prescribed in Vedic astrology and Purana texts as a remedy for planetary imbalances. Feeding fish with grains, flour balls, or puffed rice is known to relieve the afflictions of Shani (Saturn) and Rahu, bringing serenity, emotional clarity, and spiritual upliftment.

The ritual represents surrender to divine flow — as fish dwell in water, symbolizing emotions and karmic purification, Matsya Dhaan harmonizes your inner and outer energies.

Spiritual Significance:

• Brings peace of mind and emotional stability.

• Remedy for Shani (Saturn) and Rahu afflictions.

• Helps overcome stress, debts, and professional stagnation.

• Promotes compassion, calmness, and prosperity.

How It Works:

• Submit Your Details:
  Share your name, Gotra, and purpose (such as planetary remedy or family peace).

• Scheduling:
  Our priests schedule the ritual on an auspicious day — often Saturday, Amavasya, or Rahu Kalam.

• Offering Preparation:
  Fresh flour balls, rice grains, and puffed rice are sanctified with mantras before being offered to fish in temple tanks or rivers.

• Feeding & Prayers:
  Priests chant Shani and Rahu mantras during feeding, invoking balance and protection.

• Proof & Blessings:
  Photos, videos, and a blessing summary are shared privately with the devotee.

What’s Included:

• Priest Dakshina

• Food Offering Materials (Flour, Rice, Grains)

• Chanting of Rahu & Shani Beej Mantras

• Personalized Sankalpa with Devotee Details

• Live/Recorded Video or Photos

• Blessing Note from the Temple