Hanuman Mangal Shani Dosha Remedies

Tuesday Saturday Time and Sadhana Summary

In Vedic astrology Mangal is the karaka of blood, energy, courage, land and conflict. Shani is the karaka of karma time discipline and delay. When Mangal Dosha exists in the chart, obstacles in marriage land disputes, blood disorders or excessive anger may be seen. When Sade Sati or Dhaiya of Shani runs mental fatigue financial crisis and delay may be experienced. In the combined effect of both these planets Hanuman Ji upasana is traditionally considered extremely effective.

Hanuman Ji is regarded as the 11th Rudra avatar of Bhagavan Shiva. In Hanuman resides the infinite valour of Mangal and the knowledge of Surya. For this reason in problems connected with both Mangal and Shani the recitation of Hanuman Chalisa and Sundarkand becomes an impenetrable protective kavacha. In serious health problems support from a qualified doctor is necessary.

Detail	Special information
Principal days	Tuesday and Saturday
Suitable time	after morning bath or after sunset
Main grahas	Mangal and Shani
Main deity	Mahabali Hanuman
Main recitation	Hanuman Chalisa and Sundarkand
Main mantra	Om Ham Hanumate Namah
Supporting mantra	Om Kram Kreem Kraum Sah Bhaumaya Namah
Special offering	sindoor jasmine oil and red flowers
Main dana	red lentils jaggery gram and banana
Core rule	truthful speech courage and seva

The first step of Tuesday and Saturday sadhana is to turn fear into shraddha. After the morning bath wear clean cloth. If possible use red or saffron cloth. Light a lamp of mustard oil or jasmine oil before the image or picture of Hanuman Ji. Offer sindoor. Recite Hanuman Chalisa. If time permits recite Sundarkand.

This ordered outline of daily sadhana can be followed with ease at home.

• After the morning bath sit facing south or east
• Offer sindoor jasmine oil and red flowers to Hanuman Ji
• First chant Om Ham Hanumate Namah 108 times
• Recite Hanuman Chalisa 1 7 or 11 times
• On Tuesday recite Sundarkand on Saturday recite Shani stotra
• Keep truthful speech and seva bhava through the day

When Mangal and Shani Meet in the Rudra Avatar

Hanuman Ji was born from the womb of Anjani. Yet the source of Hanuman power is regarded as Shiva tattva. Hanuman is considered the 11th avatar among the 11 Rudra avatars of Shiva. Rudra means the power that cuts through darkness. Mangal is the tejas of that power. Shani is the discipline of that power.

When Mangal Dosha exists in the chart there is excessive energy within the person. Yet that energy does not find the right direction. Obstacles arise in marriage. Land disputes occur. Blood disorders may happen. Anger bursts out without cause. Hanuman sadhana turns this energy toward dharma.

When Sade Sati or Dhaiya of Shani runs the person has to pay the account of karma. Delay happens. Fatigue is felt. Loneliness is experienced. Hanuman sadhana turns this discipline into seva. With the bhava of a servant the burden of Shani becomes lighter.

Principal Signs of Mangal Dosha

Mangal Dosha is not decided by one house alone. The position aspect conjunction and Navamsha of Mangal in the chart must be examined. Still some principal signs are as follows.

Sign	Probable effect
Obstacles in marriage	delay confusion or breaking of relationships
Land disputes	conflict over property or legal entanglement
Blood disorders	blood pressure deficiency of blood or injuries
Excessive anger	reaction and conflict over small matters
Accident fear	need for caution with vehicles or machinery
Lack of courage	fear or hesitation in taking decisions

These signs do not always mean Mangal Dosha. Health lifestyle and social conditions may also be causes. For an astrological conclusion the complete chart and real life must both be examined.

The Mental Meaning of Sade Sati and Dhaiya

Sade Sati is the 7 year cycle of Shani. It passes over the Moon. Pressure on the mind increases. Dhaiya is a 2 year 6 month cycle. This is also the influence of Shani. Both cycles teach the lesson of karma and discipline.

At the mental level during Sade Sati a person sees their own limits. Tasks that earlier seemed easy now feel heavy. Relationships are tested. Financial plans slow down. This is a time for self reflection.

Hanuman Chalisa gives support to the mind at this time. Each chaupai gives a new strength. Bajarangbali means one whose limbs are like vajra. This is a prayer to make the body firm and the mind impenetrable. Sankat Mochan means the remover of distress. This is a prayer for freedom from fear.

The Protective Kavacha of Hanuman Chalisa

Hanuman Chalisa is a collection of 40 chaupais. Each chaupai describes the strength wisdom and devotion of Hanuman. Recitation of Chalisa is not only pronunciation of words. It is bringing the mind into one rhythm.

In Mangal Dosha Chalisa turns anger into courage. In Shani Dosha Chalisa turns fatigue into patience. In both doshas Chalisa turns fear into shraddha.

The simple method of Chalisa recitation is as follows.

• Sit on a clean asana after the bath
• Light a lamp before the image of Hanuman Ji
• Offer sindoor and red flowers
• Chant Om Ham Hanumate Namah 108 times
• Recite Chalisa clearly and peacefully
• At the end dedicate intelligence and speech to dharma

If the complete recitation is not possible a few chaupais may be read daily. Regularity is more important than number.

The Effect of Sundarkand on Mangal and Shani

Sundarkand is that part of Ramcharitmanas in which the katha of Hanuman journey to Lanka search for Sita Mata and meeting with Vibhishana is told. In this the strength, wisdom and devotion of Hanuman are described.

In Mangal Dosha recitation of Sundarkand gives the excessive energy a right direction. Hanuman Lanka yatra teaches the person that obstacles are not only outside. The inner Ravana also has to be defeated.

In Shani Dosha recitation of Sundarkand increases patience. Hanuman search yatra teaches the person that in the search for truth delay may happen. Yet truth is finally obtained.

The simple method of Sundarkand recitation is as follows.

• On Tuesday sit after the morning bath
• Offer sindoor and jasmine oil to Hanuman Ji
• Begin recitation from the last doha of Kishkindha Kand
• Recite Sundarkand clearly and peacefully
• At the end offer boondi laddu or jaggery gram as bhoga

If the complete recitation is not possible a few kandas may be read daily. Recitation for 11 consecutive Tuesdays is considered specially fruitful.

Tuesday and Saturday Puja Vidhi

On Tuesday after the morning bath wear red or saffron cloth. Light a lamp of mustard oil or jasmine oil before the image of Hanuman Ji. Offer sindoor. Offer red flowers. Recite Hanuman Chalisa. Recite Sundarkand. Donate red lentils.

On Saturday after the morning bath wear black or blue cloth. Light a lamp of mustard oil before the image of Hanuman Ji. Offer sindoor. Donate black sesame. Recite Hanuman Chalisa 7 or 11 times. Recite Shani stotra.

On both days pay special attention to speech. Do not make a false promise. Avoid harsh sarcasm. Do not give pain to anyone. This itself is the greatest puja of Hanuman Ji.

Dana and Practical Remedies

Dana is considered specially fruitful in Mangal Dosha and Shani Dosha. Dana breaks pride. Karma is purified. Grahas become calm.

Dana	Benefit
Red lentils	Mangal Dosha shanti and relief in blood disorders
Jaggery gram	Shani Dosha shanti and relief in mental fatigue
Banana	Dear to Hanuman Ji and increase of courage
Sindoor	Giving positive direction to Mangal tejas
Jasmine oil	Turning Shani discipline into seva

Practical remedies are also important. On Tuesday perform parikrama of the Peepal tree. On Saturday serve Gau Mata. Recite Bajrang Baan. Bajrang Baan is considered effective for both Mangal and Shani.

Balance between Astrology and Conduct

The purpose of astrology is not to turn planets into causes of fear. If there is Mangal Dosha the person should use their energy correctly. If there is Shani Dosha the person should bring discipline into their karma.

Hanuman Chalisa gives rhythm to the mind. Sundarkand gives patience. Dana breaks pride. Seva purifies karma. Truthful speech calms the grahas.

If there are obstacles in marriage get the charts matched. If there is a land dispute take legal advice. If there is a blood disorder seek help from a doctor. If there is mental fatigue take rest and meditate. These practical remedies move along with mantra.

What to Do and What to Avoid

Clear limits help Mangal Shani Dosha and Hanuman sadhana.

Do	Do not
Hanuman puja on Tuesday and Saturday	worship only from fear
Offer sindoor and jasmine oil	disrespect sindoor
Donate red lentils and jaggery gram	display dana with pride
Recite Hanuman Chalisa and Sundarkand	treat recitation only as desire fulfilment
Keep truthful speech and seva bhava	false promises and gossip
Take remedies with qualified advice	wear gems without a chart

Moonga is considered the gemstone of Mangal. Neelam is considered the gemstone of Shani. Yet these should be worn only after examining the position house ownership conjunction and dasha of the graha with advice from a qualified astrologer.

The True Meaning of Courage and Patience

Receiving courage through Hanuman grace does not mean only suddenly gaining great power. The true meaning of courage is taking the right decision at the right time. Keeping patience in land disputes. Exercising caution in blood disorders. Avoiding falsehood in marriage.

Receiving patience through Hanuman grace is not only staying silent. The true meaning of patience is continuity in karma. Keeping trust in the delay of Shani. Doing self reflection during Sade Sati. Maintaining seva bhava during Dhaiya.

The greatest fruit is that a person becomes the master of their energy. One turns anger into courage. One turns fatigue into patience. One turns fear into shraddha. This is the higher state of Hanuman.

The Protection That Remains in Life

When Tuesday and Saturday end do not limit Hanuman sadhana to the place of worship. Think before speaking through the day. Check before taking decisions. Understand before serving. Listen rather than interrupting. Put strength into seva. This is the living form of Hanuman kavacha.

Mangal is energy. Shani is discipline. Hanuman is the balance of both. When energy comes under discipline courage becomes a helper of dharma. Patience becomes a friend of karma. Fear turns into shraddha. In this balance the real grace of Hanuman appears.

FAQ

Which mantra should be chanted in Mangal Dosha and Shani Dosha

On Tuesday chant Om Kram Kreem Kraum Sah Bhaumaya Namah and Om Ham Hanumate Namah. On Saturday chant Om Pram Preem Praum Sah Shanaischaraya Namah and Om Ham Hanumate Namah.

When should Hanuman Chalisa and Sundarkand be recited

On Tuesday recite Hanuman Chalisa and Sundarkand. On Saturday recite Hanuman Chalisa 7 or 11 times. Recite after the morning bath or after sunset.

What are the principal signs of Mangal Dosha

Obstacles in marriage land disputes blood disorders excessive anger accident fear and lack of courage may be signs of Mangal Dosha. Draw conclusions only after examining the complete chart.

How to do Hanuman sadhana during Sade Sati

On Saturday recite Hanuman Chalisa 7 or 11 times. Offer sindoor and jasmine oil. Donate black sesame. Keep truthful speech and seva bhava.

Does wearing Moonga or Neelam remove Dosha

Moonga is considered the gemstone of Mangal and Neelam of Shani. Yet these should be worn only after examining the position of the graha in the chart with advice from a qualified astrologer.