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Jupiter Yantra


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If Jupiter is posited in benefice houses and is not aspect through any evil planet then the native would be intelligent, studious belonging to a well respected family. Subjects such as money, leisure in life, property, son, children, and ancestral work is deciphered through Jupiter. If Jupiter is malefic in the chart then the native would face problems such as nose, ear, throat, typhoid, goitre, piles etc.

The Jupiter yantra is drawn on Thursday during the hora of Jupiter with the stylus of pomegranate with the ink of Asthgandh. This yantra is considered most effective during the Guru pushya hora. After writing the yantra it is washed in Ganges water or cow milk. The yantra is to be placed on a pedestal of metal having yellow colour covering with yellow cloth. If the native is suffering from the throat disease then he has to use it in a copper amulet and tie it around the neck.

Jupiter yantra for piles

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For those who are suffering from piles following yantra is recommended. The yantra is drawn during the hora of Jupiter with Asthgandh or during punarvasu nakshatra on Thursday with the stylus of pomegranate. The yantra is to be tied on the navel of the native for rectification of piles.

Venus Yantra
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In astrology Venus is considered the signification of sex, luxuries, etc. If the Venus is strong in the native’s chart then he would certainly be attracted towards opposite sex. Profession which are related to luxuries and worldly comforts come in the ambit of Venus. If Venus is malefic in the chart then the native is likely to have problems such as tetanus, diabetes, hysteria etc.

The Yantra for Venus is drawn on Friday during auspicious hora of Venus with the stylus of pomegranate and ink of white chandan on bhojpatra. The yantra is carved on gold, silver copper also. After drawing the yantra place the yantra on a pedestal covered with the white cloth. Person suffering from tetanus, if ties it around the neck he is likely to get relief from the disease during medical supervision.

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Krishna, Rama, Hanuman & Other Devas

According to the Vedic Tradition, there are literally thousands of Devas or expressions of the Divine that are responsible for progress in virtually every specific area of life. There are also certain days during the month or the year when particular qualities of the Divinities listed above are most lively and Yagyas are most effective. Please consult with a good Pandit, if you have a particular need or desire, who may advise you which Pooja or Homa may be appropriate, and on which date.

Yagyas for Graha Shanti (Gaining Benefic Influence from the Planets)

A second category of Vedic Cerermonies is “Graha Shanti” performances for reducing the negative effects of our past karma as expressed through the agency of our “cosmic counterparts” in the form of the seven planets plus Rahu and Ketu.

Navagraha Shanti Pooja and/or Homa

Genereally a “Navagraha Shanti” Pooja and/or Homa is a performance that appeals to all nine of these heavenly bodies, with special emphasis on the one or two planets that may need special attention. These ceremonies are participatory. Although the Pandit performs the Pooja, the sponsor is intimately involved in the Navagraha ceremony, as he or she is in the other types of Vedic ceremonies. This Yagna may last from two to four hours or more in length and may involve a homa as well as a special Pooja.

A trained Jyotishi will be able to identify which of the planets may be in need of remedial measures and prescribe the appropriate measures.
In addition to Graha Shanti Poojas, certain ceremonies for Ganesh, Durga, Vishnu or Siva may also be appropriate to help alleviate the negative influence from a specific planetary situation. A special “Narayanvali” ceremony to bring peace to one’s ancestors, may also be helpful in certain situations.

Birthday Graha Shanti Yagyas

On a person’s birthday, it is traditional to start one’s personal “New Year” with a Navagraha Shanti Pooja or Yagna, along with a Pooja to Ganesh and Mother Divine to ensure support of Nature during the upcoming twelve months.

Inauguration Graha Shanti Yagyas

When starting any important endeavour, such as a business or going to school, a Navagraha Shanti Yagna is traditionally performed, often accompanied by a Pooja to Lakshmi, Ganesh or Saraswati, depending on the nature of the endeavour being started.

Mool Shanti Yagyas

These special Yagyas are performed to alleviate the negative effects of the natal Moon’s position in Aswini, Ashlesha, Magha, Jyeshtha, Moola or Revati. Depending on the natal chart, they may be combined with Yagyas to Ganesha, Durga, Vishnu or Siva, or with the Navagraha Shanti Yagna.

Naagvali Pooja

This specialized Pooja is understood to nullify the effects of Kala Sarpa Yoga in the birth chart (“the yoga of the Serpent of Time” which occurs when all planets move towards Rahu or Ketu.)

Kumbha Vivaha

This specialized ceremony for women is performed to neutralize certain Jyotish Yogas (such as Vaidhavya Yoga) that indicate widowhood or divorce.

Poojas for Benefic Influence on a New-Born Child

When a baby is born a Graha Shanti Yagna is also performed to help clear the path of any obstacles to the newborn’s evolution. In addition to the Graha Shanti ceremonies there are also specific Yagyas to ensure the good health of a new-born child whose birth chart has certain unfavourable combinations. These ceremonies include Mool Shanti and the Naagvali Pooja to nullify Kala Sarpa Yoga. These Yagyas may also be appropriate for adults with certain planetary combinations.

Yagyas for Important Life Transitions
There are also Traditional Vedic Ceremonies to ensure smooth passage into virtually every new important state of human life. These ceremonies are performed on specially selected days that may precede the event or that may occur as an integral part of the specific transition.

These ceremonies for various life stages include:

1. Conception
2. Entering School
3. First Feeding of Grains (Annaprasan)
4. First Hair-Cutting (Chowla)
5. First Time Out-of-Doors for the Baby
6. Initiation into Vedic Studies (Upanayan)
7. Marriage Vedic Wedding Ceremony
8. Name-Giving (Namakaran)
9. Piercing the Ears (Karanchhedan)
10. Safe Delivery and Birth
11. Start of Study of Alphabet (Vidyaramba)
12. Strengthening the Unborn Child (Seemanta)
13. Vastu Shanti Ceremonies:
i) Ground-Breaking for House Building (Bhoomi & Vastu Pooja)
ii) Establishing Door Frame in New Building
iii) Entering a New Home or Building
14. Starting a Business
15. Wedding Anniversaries
16. Performance of Funeral Rites
Performance of Rites to Honour the Deceased (Narayanvali).


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The Vastu Yantra

Now a day’s people are very much concerned with the Vastu of their houses, offices, business establishments etc. Even while consecrating a tank, temple, garden, a bridge, a tree or an idol, vastu God is worshipped. To rectify the Vastu Doshas Vastu Shastris recommends the physical changes in the building structure which are especially important because these changes most directly effects the overall energy situation. Secondly, the vastu shastris uses mirrors, the different elements, precious stones, herbs, and other means in order to influence the quality of the energies. This also yields a sustaining effect and a noticeable improvement of the well being of the people living in the building.

However, another deep level of Vastu is the karmic plane, focusing on the combination and interaction of planetary influences inside the house. Such subtle means of correction are effective because Vastu qualities mainly effect the subtle plane, and therefore one can also find counteractive means on this plane. Yantras have been used in Vastu for thousands of years in order to balance defects on the energetic and karmic plane. To worship the vastu devta one should form the Vastu Mandela. Vastu Yantra is also worshipped when there is dread of plague or a disease, fear of demons, of any evil destroying children, fear of accidents, voracious animals.

Dhyana Mantra for Vastu Devta 

Chaturbhujam mahakayam jatamanditamastakam|
Trilochanan karalsyam harakundalasobhitam||

Lambodaram dirghakarnam lo asam pitavasasam|
Gadatrisulaparasukhatvangam dadhatam karaih||

Asicharmmadharairviraih kapilasyadibhirvrtam|
Satrunamantakam saksadudyadadityasannibham||
Dhyayeddevam vastupatim kurmmdpadmasanasthitam||

The Vastu Mantra:

Ksram Ksrim Ksram Ksraim Ksraum Ksrrumh||

Vastu Gayatri

Om vastu purushayee vidhmahe bhumiputraaye dhimahi tanno vastu parchodayat||

If a person performs Homa with sesame seed, clarified butter and pudding all his fears are pacified. When Vastudevta is worshipped, nine planets, ten guardians deities of the quarters, Brahama, Vishnu, Rudra, Saraswati, Lakshmi, Parvati, Ganesha as well all god and goddess are also worshipped.


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Kalyankari Sidh Beesa Yantra - Part 2

13. Navkoshtak Beesa Yantra (20-04-2016)

On the completion of rituals of pooja of this yantra one is blessed with darshan of his or her deity who appears in the dream and the sadhaka is blessed with wealth and happiness. Through this yantra, the devotee can carry out many usages. The mantra for recital is as follows:-

Om Hareeng Shareeng kaleeng mam sarvanechtam  Dahe Dahe Savaha||

The yantra be written with Ashtgandh with the stylus of pomegranate on a Bhojpatra or a paper for hundred and eight times and perform pooja with sandal, lamp, dhoop and flowers having fragrance etc. The process should continue for eighty eight days starting from second tithi in Shukla paksh and japa of above mantra be performed for one thousand times daily and if possible, perform Homa while reciting the mantra for hundred and eight times. Use kheer, sugar, ghee, honey, and bilva leaves in Homa. After homa 1/10 of japa should be marjan and tarpan respectively.

To get better results the devotee is advised to make a yantra on gold plate and over the plate place hundred and eight yantras already writteh on Bhojpatra or paper and offer pooja. Homa be then performed with these hundred and eight yantras and other material to be used during Homa.

14. Lakshmi Data Beesa Yantra

Spread Gulal on the plank of the Mango wood and write yantra with the stylus of chameli wood for hundred and eight times. Perform pooja for the realising of the yantra. The mantra for recital during the pooja is:-

Shrim Shrim Hrim Shrim Kamle kamlalye Parsid Parsid Shrim Hrim Shrim Mahalakshmaye Namah||

After realising, the yantra could be worn on the body as an amulet when written on bhojpatra with asthgandh.

15. Lakshmi Siddh Beesa Yantra

The Devotee should start this practice on Thursday during the hora of Pushya Nakshtra is there. He should wear yellow clothes and sit on yellow seat and use yellow coloured rosary for mantra recital given below.

Om Sreem Hareeng Kaleeng mahalakshmaye namah||

This mantra is recited for hundred and eight times daily for 62 days and it is written in fixed numbers. On 63rd day engross the yantra on a silver plate and put already written yantras on it and perform pooja. One yantra out of them be put in the neck in a silver talisman. Yantra made on silver plate be kept in the cash box. Other yantras be thrown in the river in the pills of wheat flour.

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