Sataisa: Why Fathers Avoid Seeing Newborns for 27 Days and Special Rituals

• In Sanatan astrology, birth under specific Nakshatras (Ashwini, Magha, Moola, Ashlesha, Jyeshtha, Revati) is termed Gandmool Dosha or Sataisa.
• Children born under Sataisa may face physical weakness, frequent illness, or irritability in early life, potentially causing stress for parents.
• Astrologer Pandit Nand Kishore Mudgal of Deoghar advises fathers not to see the child's face for 27 days to mitigate negative influences.
• A special Gandmool Shanti Puja or Sataisa Puja is performed on the 27th day to pacify the Dosha, involving mantras, Havan, and donations.
• This ritual aims to remove obstacles, improve the child's health, and bring peace and prosperity to the family.

Why It Matters: Sataisa, a birth affliction in Sanatan astrology, requires specific rituals and parental precautions for a child's well-being.