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Dosha Parihara refers to the concept of removing or alleviating negative influences in one’s life according to Vedic astrology and Hindu tradition. These negative influences are often attributed to the imbalance of planetary positions in a person’s birth chart. According to dosha pariharam astrology planets with negative vibes like Rahu, Ketu, Mars , Saturn etc are present in certain houses can ruin the positive effects of the horoscope.

 

Types of Doshas:

According to the Hindu Astrology we find many types of doshas and each doshas are unique and specific according to the individual horoscopes. Hence detailed checking and screening of the horoscope is needed to identify the doshas in ones horoscope. There are various types of doshas, some of the most common ones include:

  1. Stree Dosha: Stree Dosha refers to afflictions or imbalances related to female members of a family. It may indicate difficulties or challenges faced by women in various aspects of life, such as marriage, health, or relationships.
  2. Pitru Dosha: Pitru Dosha, also known as ancestral dosha, is believed to result from unresolved ancestral issues or karmic debts. It suggests obstacles or hardships in one’s life due to ancestral karma that needs to be resolved or balanced through specific remedies.
  3. Sarpa Dosha: Sarpa Dosha, also called Naga Dosha, occurs when Rahu or Ketu (the lunar nodes) are positioned in specific houses of the birth chart. It is associated with challenges, delays, and negative influences in various areas of life, especially related to marriage and family matters.
  4. Vastu Dosha: Vastu Dosha pertains to imbalances or defects in the architectural or spatial arrangement of one’s living or working environment according to Vastu Shastra, an ancient Indian science of architecture. It is believed to cause negative energy and hinder success, prosperity, and overall well-being.
  5. Naadi Dosha: Naadi Dosha arises when the birth charts of prospective partners in marriage have the same naadi (pulse), indicating incompatibility and potential health issues or marital discord. It is considered unfavorable for marital harmony and may require specific remedies or precautions.
  6. Shrapit Dosha: Shrapit Dosha occurs when Saturn (Shani) and Rahu are conjunct or in mutual aspect in the birth chart. It suggests past-life karma or curses affecting the individual’s life, leading to various challenges, setbacks, and obstacles.
  7. Mangal Dosha (Kuja Dosha): Mangal Dosha, also known as Kuja Dosha, arises when Mars (Mangal) is positioned in certain houses of the birth chart, particularly the 1st, 4th, 7th, 8th, or 12th houses. It is believed to cause marital discord, conflicts, and potential difficulties in relationships, especially in marriage.
  8. Rahu Dosha: Rahu Dosha occurs when Rahu is positioned unfavorably in the birth chart, leading to challenges, obstacles, and negative influences in various aspects of life, including career, health, and relationships.
  9. Ketu Dosha: Ketu Dosha arises when Ketu is unfavorably positioned in the birth chart, indicating potential difficulties, setbacks, and challenges in life, particularly related to spirituality, intuition, and personal growth.
  10. Jathaka Dosha: Jathaka Dosha, also known as Janma Dosha, refers to any other dosha or affliction present in the birth chart that may cause adverse effects or obstacles in an individual’s life journey. It encompasses various specific doshas not covered by other categories.

Each dosha requires careful analysis and specific remedies as per Vedic astrology to mitigate its negative effects and promote overall well-being and success in life.

Remedies for Dosha Parihara

The remedies for Dosha Parihara vary depending on the specific dosha present in an individual’s birth chart. Here are some common remedies:

  1. Puja and Homam: Performing specific pujas (rituals) and homams (fire ceremonies) dedicated to the deity associated with the afflicting planet or dosha can help appease the negative influences. Mantras and prayers are chanted during these rituals to seek divine blessings and mitigate the dosha.
  2. Gemstone Therapy: Wearing gemstones associated with the benefic planets or those capable of balancing the energies of the afflicting planets can be beneficial. For example, wearing a blue sapphire for Saturn-related doshas or a red coral for Mars-related doshas.
  3. Charity and Donation: Making donations to temples, charities, or those in need on specific days associated with the afflicting planet can help pacify the dosha. Donating items such as black sesame seeds, mustard oil, iron, or black clothing is considered auspicious for Saturn-related doshas, while donating red-colored items or sweets is recommended for Mars-related doshas.
  4. Vratas and Fasting: Observing fasts or vratas (religious vows) on specific days dedicated to the deity associated with the afflicting planet can help mitigate the dosha. Fasting on Saturdays for Saturn-related doshas or Tuesdays for Mars-related doshas is commonly practiced.
  5. Yantra Worship: Installing and worshiping yantras (sacred geometric diagrams) associated with the afflicting planets can help ward off negative energies and bring harmony. Yantras are energized through specific rituals and mantras before installation.
  6. Recitation of Mantras: Chanting specific mantras dedicated to the afflicting planet or deity can help alleviate the dosha. Mantras such as the Shani Gayatri mantra for Saturn-related doshas or the Mangal Beej mantra for Mars-related doshas are commonly recommended.
  7. Astrological Remedies: Consulting with an experienced astrologer for personalized astrological remedies such as wearing specific amulets or talismans, performing planetary poojas, or conducting astrological rituals based on the individual’s birth chart.

It’s important to note that the effectiveness of remedies may vary depending on the severity of the dosha and individual karmic factors.

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