Astrology remedies software
It names the three planets to work with now for this chart and shows every input behind that choice. Free remedies come first, then a weekly plan, mantras with their counts, giving and a log. Nothing on these pages has to be bought.
Included in the Vedic plan, Rs 3,001 a month. No card needed. Sign in with Google to start.
Who it is for
For the astrologer who gives remedies with a reason. A client can ask why this planet and why now, and the page has the answer in the running periods, doshas, transits and strength of the chart.
It suits practice that keeps remedies simple and within a person's means. Conduct and service stand first, a gemstone is left to its own tool after the whole chart is read, and a client marked Jain sees the Jain path in place of graha worship.
What you can do with it
Which planets, and why
- The three planets to work with now, in order, with the reason for the first one in a sentence.
- Each planet is marked pacify, strengthen or honour. A planet that troubles or is harsh by lordship is pacified, one that is kind but weak is strengthened, and a period lord with nothing against it is honoured.
- A table of every input, the Mahadasha, Antardasha, doshas, transits, Sade Sati and strength.
- All nine planets in order with their points and reasons. The points are this program's ordering aid and are labelled so.
- Change the date to see the plan after a period changes. The Pratyantar can be counted if you turn it on.
- The doshas in this chart with their planets, and what the classical text names for the running sub period.
Free first
- Conduct and service for each planet, written out, then the name mantra or one verse of the Navagraha Stotra.
- Water to the rising Sun, giving within your means, and the planet's yantra drawn on paper.
- What not to do, given for each planet.
- Things some people buy are folded away, with a line saying none is needed.
The week
- Seven day cards. Each names its planet and what to do that day. A day of one of the three planets has more to do.
- Hora, sunrise and Rahu Kaal for each day, taken from the panchang for the place you choose.
- The next good day to begin the japa, by four checks, the planet's weekday, the bright half, not a Rikta tithi, and the Moon not 6th, 8th or 12th.
- Fasts stay off unless you choose one planet's fast. Then it is one a week, and at most two heavier items fall on any day.
Mantras
- Four kinds for each planet, the name mantra, seed mantra, Vedic mantra and Navagraha Stotra verse, in Devanagari with transliteration.
- A daily plan of 1 to 3 malas for 40 days, with the full count of Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra chapter 84 beside it. Spans of 21 and 90 days can be chosen too.
- Steps for japa in plain words, from sitting down to closing the count.
- Where editions differ, the page shows it. Mars carries 10,000 and 11,000.
- The Kali Yuga four times count is an option, off by default, and the page says no source applies it to the planet counts.
Giving, yantra and deities
- Conduct, service, giving and water for each planet on its day, with a health line always in view.
- A 3 by 3 number square for each of the three planets, large enough to copy, with steps to draw it on paper. All nine are in a fold.
- Rudraksha, folded and labelled later practice, with no buying advice.
- The deity, the avatara of Vishnu from the classical text, a longer text to read, the colour and the homa wood for each planet.
- Known temples listed as information only, with a line that a local Navagraha shrine is enough.
Log, print and sources
- A log that is off until you turn it on. Tick each day done, and it counts days and japa at 108 for each mala.
- One A4 remedy sheet with the three planets, the free remedies, the week, the mantra and a tick grid.
- A Sources page with 56 rules, each labelled Classical, Classical with later practice, Later practice or Program aid, with a filter by label.
- The Jain path for a client marked Jain, the Navkar Mantra, samayik, tapasya and daan, with no stones and no graha worship.
See it in the tool
Real screens from the tool, made with sample charts. Select a screen to see it larger.
Remedies for this chart
The first line names the three planets and why. Each planet card then gives its state and what to do, with free steps first.
The week
A card for each of the seven days, with its planet and what to do, and the hora and Rahu Kaal times for the place chosen. A note above gives a good day to begin.
Mantras and their counts
The mantra and count come first, then the four kinds in Devanagari and transliteration. The steps for japa follow below.
Number squares to draw on paper
The squares of the three planets, large enough to copy. Every row, column and diagonal adds to the same total.
Every rule with its source
Each rule says where it comes from and how far it can be trusted. Filter by label to see only what is classical.
How it fits a sitting
- Finish the reading first, then open Remedies with the client's chart.
- Read the three planets and the reason line together. Check the input table if the choice surprises you.
- Start the client with conduct and service. Add one mantra in the kind that suits them.
- Set the place and go through the week, so the days and times are clear.
- Print the one page sheet. If the client wants, turn on the log for this chart.
Method and sources
The program reads the running periods, doshas, transits, Sade Sati and strength, gives each planet points, and takes the top three. The points only put the planets in order and are not a classical figure. Rules for lordship, counts and giving come from the named works below, and each carries its label on the page.
- Yajnavalkya Smriti, Acharadhyaya 1.295 to 1.308, on the adverse planet, colours, materials and the Vedic verses
- Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, the graha shanti chapter 84 for the japa counts, and the dasha chapters for the sub period remedies
- Laghu Parashari, for which planets are harsh or neutral by lordship
- Shiva Purana, Vidyeshvara Samhita 25, for the deities of the rudraksha beads
What it does not do
- It promises no outcome. A remedy here is a practice to take up with care, and never a replacement for a doctor, a lawyer or other proper help.
- It does not choose a gemstone or give Lal Kitab remedies. Those have their own tools, linked from these pages.
- No fast is advised for anyone unwell, pregnant or elderly, and anyone on medicine should ask a doctor first. A fast is an observance, not a treatment.
- The log stays with this chart on this device and is not sent anywhere.
Questions
Why three planets and not all nine?
So the client can keep it up. Three at a time, with conduct first, is the plan. The full order of the nine is in a fold if you want to see it.
Can a strong planet be pacified?
Yes. A planet that is harsh by lordship for this rising sign, or that troubles now, is pacified even if it is exalted. The card says so plainly.
What if the client cannot give money or items?
Then time is given in service. A planet to strengthen or honour keeps its items anyway, and the page says what to do in place of giving.
Are the mantra counts from the texts?
The full counts are from Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, chapter 84. The daily plan of 1 to 3 malas for 40 days is a program default and is labelled so. You can change it.
Where do I get a gemstone reading?
In the Gemstones tool, after the whole chart is read. Remedies links to it and keeps it last, because nothing here depends on buying a stone.
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