Remedies for Ashtama Sani (Remedial / Technical)

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~ Om Namo Narayanaya ~

 

Dear Prafulla Ji,

 

I don't know whether the weekdays existed or not prior

to the british rule in India. However, it is based on

solar Calendar (365.25 days) and I have found these

remedies working for me and for the other (colleagues,

friends, and to the other persons)

 

Like even when we read Shani Chalisa, there comes a

line "Peepal Jal Shani Divas Chadawat, Deep Daan de

Bahu Sukh Pavat" i.e. if you offer water to peepal

tree and light a lamp, you get happiness. So, I just

take the saturday as per our Solar Calendar.

 

I am aware that the thithis are calculated using Lunar

Calendar. However for day, I think that the solar

calendar is correct for calculating weekdays as day

and night comes with rotation of sun (now and even

before british rule).

 

Regards,

 

Neeraj

 

--- Prafulla Gang <jyotish (AT) inbox (DOT) com> wrote:

 

> Dear Neeraj ji

>

> Some of the remedies are sugested for particular

> days like saturday, tuesday etc. I am bit curious to

> know, if these week days existed prior to british

> rule in India. I am very keen to know the days

> reference in any of the texts suggesting remedies.

>

> In my understanding, these remedies are always to be

> done on the constellation day of the planet !!!!

>

> regards / Prafulla Gang

>

> We all have our time machines. Some take us back,

> They're called memories. Some take us forward,

> they're called dreams.

>

>

> >

> > gupta_neeraj_2000

> > Tue, 4 Jul 2006 22:37:56 -0700 (PDT)

> >

> > Re: Remedies for Ashtama Sani

> >

> > ~ Om Namo Narayanaya ~

> >

> > Dear Paul,

> >

> > Following are the remedies of Ashtam Shani:

> >

> > 1. Recite Maha-Mritunjaya daily yourself. (Even if

> you

> > recite one mala or less).

> > 2. Read 3rd Anuvakyam of Rudram Chamakam daily 11

> > times facing towards east.

> > 3. Donate Black Til, Black Urad (pulse), Black

> Cloth,

> > Mustard oil on Saturdays in morning or in evening.

> > (not during afternoon)

> > 4. Recite 2 lamps on saturday in mustard oil (one

> near

> > peepal tree and the other one in front of Shani

> Dev).

> > This should be done in temple and not at home.

> > 5. Offer water to peepal tree on Saturdays.

> >

> > Results: When there is bad period (sadhesati,

> Ashtam

> > Shani etc), it can be completely warded off,

> however,

> > the evil effects or losses are lessened. For

> *example*

> > (instead of job loss or no income, you might be

> > working hard, putting in too much hours and

> getting

> > less salary). So, it is better to have something (

> a

> > job with less money) instead of nothing. This was

> just

> > an example, so if you are experiencing problems in

> > some particular area of life, the problems will be

> > lessened to a great extent.

> >

> > Regards,

> >

> > Neeraj

> >

> > --- Paul McDonald <paulmcd (AT) att (DOT) net> wrote:

> >

> >> I'm told I'm in Ashtama Sani until July 2007.

> (Born

> >> Sept. 3, 1957;

> >> 21:35; Louisville, Kentucky, USA - Long. 85

> >> degrees,45'34"W Lat. 38

> >> degrees, 15'15"N; Time Zone 6h W; Daylight

> Savings 1

> >> hour). Recently

> >> completed 16,000 repetitions of Sani Mantra with

> >> goal of 25,000 by the

> >> first week of August. What other remedies can

> >> anyone recommend as well

> >> as what to expect?

> >>

> >> Thank you.

> >>

> >>

> >>

> >>

> >>

> >

> >

> >

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[Guest guest]

Dear Niraj,

 

//when we read Shani Chalisa, there comes a line **Deep Daan de Bahu

Sukh Pavat** i.e. light a lamp, you get happiness.//

 

could you elaborate more on this..my understanding is donating

lamp...as i heard there is practice of donating lamps to elders to

receive their blessings...considered to be good punya kaarya...

 

I would like learned people in the forum to give more info abt deep

daan and its phala...quoting references.

 

regards

sriganeshh

[Guest guest]

Dear Sriganeshh,

 

No, I am sure that it is lighting the lamp. As, I

regularly go to Shani Mandir and I have also visited

Shani Dham in Delhi. The chief priest over there

advises you to light the lamp.

 

It is said that you should light the lamp and then

show it to shani dev. Moving clockwise through his

body from top to bottom and then put the lamp near the

peepal tree.

 

I put one lamp in front of Shani Dev and the other

near peepal tree. If shani mandir is not there in

one's place, one can light a lamp their also. As in

the temple where I go, it has both shani moorti as

well as peepal tree. I put one lamp for each.

 

Also, the water should be offered to peepal tree (only

during day time and not after sunset).

 

Regards,

 

Neeraj

 

--- sriganeshh <sriganeshh > wrote:

 

> Dear Niraj,

>

> //when we read Shani Chalisa, there comes a line

> **Deep Daan de Bahu

> Sukh Pavat** i.e. light a lamp, you get happiness.//

>

> could you elaborate more on this..my understanding

> is donating

> lamp...as i heard there is practice of donating

> lamps to elders to

> receive their blessings...considered to be good

> punya kaarya...

>

> I would like learned people in the forum to give

> more info abt deep

> daan and its phala...quoting references.

>

> regards

> sriganeshh

>

>

>

>