Remedies for sade-sati

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Namaskar,

I would like to ask you if these mantras could also be chanted in case one is undergoing sade-sati. My moon sign is Cancer ( Aquarius ascendant). I am unable to find a suitable job, in most cases the salary is far below my expectations. I would also like to know if I can travel abroad this year or next year, and finally settle there.

My details are 18.04.78, Calcutta, 02:12 AM.

Regards,

Deep.

 

Neeraj Gupta <gupta_neeraj_2000 > wrote:

~ 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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