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Astrology Remedies — Free

Mantras, charity, fasting days and traditional practices for every planet — and, in the app, a rule-based check that suggests them only where your running periods call for it.

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What your remedies are based on

Remedies in the app follow stated rules — not your sun sign or birth month.

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Running Dasha Lords
Your Mahadasha and Antardasha lords are read through the KP chain (planet, star-lord, sub-sub-lord, sub-lord). A traditional practice is suggested only when a lord is clearly adverse: houses 6, 8 and 12 outweigh the supportive houses.
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A KP Gemstone Check
A stone is considered only for the sub-lords of your 11th and 1st cusps, only if they have no link to houses 6, 8 or 12, and never for Rahu or Ketu. Many charts get none, and that is a normal result.
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Active Doshas
Mangal Dosha, Kaal Sarp Dosha and Sade Sati each have specific remedies that are shown when active

Remedies for all 9 planets

A reference guide to the traditional practice for each planet. The app shows only the ones your running periods call for, and tells you why. A gemstone is always optional and secondary.

☉ SunSunday
Mantra: Om Suryaya Namah / Om Ghrinih Suryah Adityah
Donate: Wheat, jaggery, copper, red cloth — on Sundays
Deity: Surya Narayan
Practice: Offer water to the rising Sun (Arghya), chant Aditya Hridayam or Surya Ashtakam, and honour father figures.
Traditional stone association (optional, secondary): Ruby, set in gold.
☽ MoonMonday
Mantra: Om Chandraya Namah / Om Som Somaya Namah
Donate: Rice, milk, white cloth, silver — on Mondays
Deity: Chandra, often worshipped through Shiva
Practice: Eat simply (or fast lightly) on Mondays, offer white flowers and milk to Shiva, and honour the mother figure.
Traditional stone association (optional, secondary): Pearl, set in silver.
☿ MarsTuesday
Mantra: Om Angarakaya Namah
Donate: Red lentils (masoor dal), red cloth, copper — on Tuesdays
Deity: Hanuman, sometimes Kartikeya
Practice: Recite the Hanuman Chalisa on Tuesdays, practise patience in place of impulsiveness, and use exercise as an outlet.
Traditional stone association (optional, secondary): Red Coral, set in copper.
☿ MercuryWednesday
Mantra: Om Budhaya Namah
Donate: Green vegetables, green cloth, books — on Wednesdays
Deity: Vishnu, sometimes directly as Budha
Practice: Communicate carefully and deliberately in this period, feed green fodder to cows, and keep up reading and writing practice.
Traditional stone association (optional, secondary): Emerald, set in gold or bronze.
♃ JupiterThursday
Mantra: Om Gurave Namah / Om Brihaspataye Namah
Donate: Turmeric, yellow foods, gram dal, books — on Thursdays
Deity: Brihaspati, sometimes Vishnu or Dakshinamurthy
Practice: Eat simply (or fast lightly) on Thursdays, seek guidance from a genuine teacher or mentor, and read scripture or study seriously.
Traditional stone association (optional, secondary): Yellow Sapphire, set in gold.
♀ VenusFriday
Mantra: Om Shukraya Namah
Donate: White sweets, white cloth, perfume, silver — on Fridays
Deity: Lakshmi, sometimes directly as Shukra
Practice: Practise generosity, appreciate art and beauty mindfully, and offer white fragrant flowers.
Traditional stone association (optional, secondary): Diamond or White Sapphire, set in silver.
◐ SaturnSaturday
Mantra: Om Shanaye Namah / Om Sham Shanaischaraya Namah
Donate: Black sesame, mustard oil, iron, black/blue cloth — on Saturdays
Deity: Shani Dev, often approached through Hanuman
Practice: Donate black sesame and oil on Saturdays, feed crows, serve the elderly and the poor, and practise patience and discipline rather than resisting a slow period.
Traditional stone association (optional, secondary): Blue Sapphire, set in iron or silver. This is the most over-sold stone in the tradition and can act intensely and unpredictably if it does not suit the wearer. It is never a safe default.
⛢ RahuSaturday
Mantra: Om Rahave Namah
Donate: Blue cloth, coconut, sesame, black items
Deity: Durga, sometimes Kali or Bhairava
Practice: Offer coconut to flowing water, avoid impulsive or secretive decisions in this period, and worship Durga.
Traditional stone association (optional, secondary): Hessonite (Gomed) is the traditional association, but it is not suggested by default — these planets are very sensitive to prescription.
⛣ KetuTuesday
Mantra: Om Ketave Namah
Donate: Mixed grains, brown cloth, blankets
Deity: Ganesha, sometimes Chitragupta
Practice: Worship Ganesha, lean toward spiritual practice over material pursuit in this period, and donate blankets.
Traditional stone association (optional, secondary): Cat's Eye (Lehsunia) is the traditional association, but it is not suggested by default — these planets are very sensitive to prescription.
See Which Practices Apply to You
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Sources, and what we do not claim

What these practices rest on, in plain terms.

Practice details. The mantra, deity, day, charity and conduct for each planet follow the classical Nadi and Parashari remedial tradition.

Mantra counts. The totals shown in the app (Sun 7,000 up to Saturn 23,000 over 21 days) are the Nadi totals. Other lineages, including some South Indian temple practice, use different totals.

The gemstone rule. Considering a stone only for the sub-lords of the 11th and 1st cusps, only when they have no link to houses 6, 8 or 12, and never for Rahu or Ketu, is a KP convention taught by practitioners. We have not yet verified it against K.S. Krishnamurti's own text.

Why we ask for a lab report. The classical gem treatises stress testing a stone's genuineness by experts: the Ratna Pariksha in the Garuda Purana (chapters 68–69; English translation, 1908) and the gem chapters of Varāhamihira's Brihat Samhita.

What we do not claim. There is no scientific evidence that remedies change events. We offer them as traditions many people find steadying, never as a guaranteed fix, and never as a substitute for professional help.

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about Jyotish remedies.

What are astrology remedies? ▾
Astrology remedies (Jyotish Upaya) are traditional practices — mantras, charity, fasting, conduct and, optionally, gemstones — followed for generations during difficult planetary periods. They are cultural and spiritual practices, and are not proven to change outcomes.
How does Astromathi decide which remedies to suggest? ▾
It reads your running Mahadasha and Antardasha lords through the KP chain (planet, star-lord, sub-sub-lord, sub-lord) and suggests a traditional practice only when a lord's links to houses 6, 8 and 12 carry at least as much weight as its supportive links. If a period is not clearly adverse, it says no remedy is indicated.
Which gemstone should I wear? ▾
Possibly none. A gemstone is optional and always secondary to the free practices. Following the KP rule, Astromathi considers a stone only for the sub-lord of your 11th or 1st cusp, only if that planet has no link to houses 6, 8 or 12, and never for Rahu or Ketu. Many charts get no stone. If one is indicated, buy only with an independent lab report and a return policy, skip it if the cost would be a strain, and stop once the event it was for has occurred.
Do astrology remedies really work? ▾
There is no scientific evidence that remedies change events. They are centuries-old practices that many people find steadying, and they can give a sense of agency during a hard period. A difficult period also passes on its own schedule. A remedy is never a substitute for medical, legal, financial or emotional support.
What are the traditional practices for each planet? ▾
Free practices come first. Sun: water to the rising Sun, Aditya Hridayam, wheat and jaggery on Sundays. Moon: white flowers and milk to Shiva, rice and white cloth on Mondays. Mars: Hanuman Chalisa, red lentils on Tuesdays. Mercury: green fodder for cows, green vegetables on Wednesdays. Jupiter: study or a teacher's guidance, turmeric and yellow foods on Thursdays. Venus: generosity, white sweets on Fridays. Saturn: black sesame and oil, feeding crows, serving the elderly on Saturdays. Rahu: coconut to flowing water, worship of Durga. Ketu: worship of Ganesha, blankets. A gemstone, where indicated, is optional and comes last.
What is the traditional approach during Sade Sati? ▾
Traditional practices include chanting Om Sham Shanaischaraya Namah (108 times is a common starting count), a sesame-oil lamp for Shani on Saturdays, donating black sesame and dark cloth, serving the elderly and the poor, and eating simply on Saturdays. A hard period passes on its own schedule. Blue Sapphire is the most over-sold stone in the tradition and is never a default.