Remedy plan · Career and work
Your remedy plan
Made for Priya
You said: “Hoping for a better job this year”
A note for you
Priya, your main planet is the Sun, ruler of your Leo ascendant, which tradition links with confidence and standing. You're in Mercury's long period, a time tradition links with learning, skills and communication, a good time to build your skills and present them well. Hoping for a change is natural; steady effort is what this period rewards.
Start with the Surya mantra each morning after your bath, just 11 times, and keep your Sunday puja. On Wednesdays, the mantra for Mercury supports the period you're in. Keep it up for 40 days, even on busy days, and notice how it steadies you.
Your three planets
Your ascendant is Simha (Leo). You're in Mercury's period until April 2038; within it, Venus's until July 2027.
- Sun · Suryarules your ascendantStone: Manik (ruby)
- Mars · Mangalrules your 9th house: fortuneStone: Moonga (red coral)
- Jupiter · Gururules your 5th house: intellectStone: Pukhraj (yellow sapphire)
Every morning
After you bathe, sit for two minutes and say this 11 times.
Sun · Surya mantra
ॐ घृणि सूर्याय नमः
Om ghṛṇi sūryāya namaḥ
Salutations to Surya, the Sun.
11 times, every morning.
Your week
- SundayYour puja for Sun, step by step below, and the Surya mantra 108 times.
- MondayYour morning mantra.
- TuesdayThe Hanuman mantra 108 times, and wear something red.
- WednesdayFor the Mercury period you're in: the Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya 108 times, and give green moong dal.
- ThursdayThe Brihaspati mantra 108 times, and wear something yellow.
- FridayYour morning mantra.
- SaturdayYour morning mantra.
Begin on your next Sunday. Tradition suggests keeping a practice for 40 days.
Your Sunday puja for Sun
To Surya. About 20 minutes.
- Bathe and wear clean clothes, red or saffron if you can.
- Sit facing east at sunrise. Light a ghee diya and an incense stick.
- Fill a copper lota with water and add a red flower or a pinch of kumkum.
- Facing the rising Sun, eyes lowered, pour the water slowly as an offering (arghya).
- Say the Surya mantra 108 times on a mala (11 times if you're short of time).
- Give wheat and jaggery to someone who needs it, that day.
- Sit quietly for a minute with what you'd like help with in mind.
Your mantras
Sun · Surya mantra
ॐ घृणि सूर्याय नमः
Om ghṛṇi sūryāya namaḥ
Salutations to Surya, the Sun.
Every morning, 11 times; on Sundays, 108 times.
Mars · Hanuman mantra
ॐ हनुमते नमः
Om hanumate namaḥ
Salutations to Hanuman, giver of strength and courage.
On Tuesdays, 108 times.
Jupiter · Brihaspati mantra
ॐ बृं बृहस्पतये नमः
Om bṛṃ bṛhaspataye namaḥ
Salutations to Brihaspati, the planet Jupiter, teacher of the gods.
On Thursdays, 108 times.
Mercury · Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya
ॐ नमो भगवते वासुदेवाय
Om namo bhagavate vāsudevāya
I bow to Lord Vasudeva, Krishna.
On Wednesdays, 108 times.
A mala has 108 beads. If you don't have one, count on your fingers; what matters is saying it with attention.
Your stones, if you choose to wear one
- Manik (ruby) for Sun. Lower-cost: red garnet. Rudraksha: 12 mukhi. Worn on the ring finger, in gold or copper, on a Sunday.
- Moonga (red coral) for Mars. Lower-cost: carnelian. Rudraksha: 3 mukhi. Worn on the ring finger, in gold or copper, on a Tuesday.
- Pukhraj (yellow sapphire) for Jupiter. Lower-cost: yellow topaz (sunela) or citrine. Rudraksha: 5 mukhi. Worn on the index finger, in gold, on a Thursday.
Buy only with an independent lab report (GJEPC's lab in Jaipur, IGI or GIA) and the carat weight on the bill. A stone is optional; the practice above is the plan.
These are traditional practices of devotion and reflection, as Vedic astrology suggests them for your chart. They don't promise any result and aren't a substitute for medical, legal or financial advice. Customs differ by family and region; if yours has its own, follow that. The note is written for you from your chart and answers; the mantras, puja and charity follow fixed traditional lists.