About this service
This is a booked ritual, not a physical product. The seller says a priest at Rahu Mandir in Paithani, Pauri Garhwal, Uttarakhand, completes 18,000 Rahu mool mantra chants in all, shared with other devotees, and that a havan is part of the ritual.
The count is not a separate 18,000 for each family. Up to four of your family's names join the sankalp. The photo is an illustration of a havan fire in the hills.
How it is used
A mool mantra is the root mantra of a deity or graha, and a japa is its repeated chanting. Rahu rites traditionally pair the mantra with a havan and offerings such as black sesame and urad. Saturdays and Amavasya are traditionally linked with Rahu. Because it is a group ritual, the seller confirms the date and venue with you on WhatsApp.
