A Sacred Beginning with Magh Mela & Makar Sankranti

Magh Maas is considered one of the most auspicious periods in Sanatan tradition. When Magh Maas coincides with Makar Sankranti and Ekadashi, it forms a rare Maha Yog that marks the beginning of Surya’s Uttarayan, a time associated with clarity, stability, and auspicious beginnings. This sacred combination is regarded as highly favourable for sankalp and sacred offerings..

Prayagraj is known as the “Tirthon ka Tirth”, where Ganga, Yamuna, and the invisible Saraswati meet at Triveni Sangam.
According to scriptures, during Magh Maas, the spiritual essence of 10,000 tirthas and 33 crore sacred rivers is believed to reside in Maa Ganga.

Offering Chadava at Triveni Sangam during this rare convergence of Magh Maas, Ekadashi, and Makar Sankranti is traditionally believed to support shuddhi, grah shanti, and a steady beginning for the year, while seeking the blessings of Ganga, Yamuna, and the invisible Saraswati.

What This Chadava Includes

• Sankalp with Name & Gotra
  
  

• Offering to Ganga, Yamuna, and Saraswati at Triveni Sangam, Prayagraj
  
  

• Ritual performed with proper Shastra Vidhi-Vidhan
  
  

• seva update after completion

Benefits of Chadava

• Helps clear life blockages and delays
  
  

• Supports Grah Shanti and inner balance
  
  

• Brings mental calm and emotional stability
  
  

• Aids in karmic shuddhi and fresh beginning

• Encourages clarity, confidence, and right direction