Remedies Report
Which of the nine grahas your own chart is actually asking about, the free practices for each one, and an honest verdict on whether a gemstone is even permitted for you. We sell no stones and take no cut on one.
- ✦ All nine grahas with their real dignity, combustion, motion and house, laid out so you can check them against your own kundli
- ✦ Which ones your chart is asking about, each with the computed reason it was flagged
- ✦ The free practices per graha: mantra with its day and count, what to give, what to fast, who to serve, and the conduct that repairs it
- ✦ The running dasha, and the practice worth carrying through the whole chapter
- ✦ The classical doshas your chart carries, reported without the fear
- ✦ A gemstone verdict per graha with the classical rule printed, including the ones the rule refuses
- ✦ The rudraksha associations, and a seven-day plan you can actually keep
Almost everything written about remedies is written for everybody. An article about red coral explains what red coral is for, then ends by telling you to have your chart checked before you wear one. That is honest advice and it is also where the help stops, because the checking is the part nobody does for you.
This report is the check. It reads all nine grahas in your chart as they actually sit, with their real dignity, combustion, motion and house, and says which ones your chart is asking about and why, printing the computed reason next to each finding so you can hold the page against your own kundli. Then it gives you the practice for each, in the order the tradition puts them: the mantra with its day and its count, what to give away and when, what to fast, who to serve, and the conduct that does more than any of it. All of that costs nothing, which is most of the reason it gets so little attention online.
Gemstones come near the end, on a page whose job is mostly to be honest about them. A gemstone prescription is not a tested intervention, it is a classical rule about which houses a planet rules from your rising sign, and this report prints that rule alongside every verdict, including the verdicts where the rule refuses the stone. Strengthening the lord of a difficult house strengthens the difficulty, and that is the single most common way a gemstone recommendation goes wrong. We sell no stones and no beads, take no commission on either, and you will not find a seller, a price or a weight anywhere in these pages.
How it works
- 1. Enter your birth details, and tell us what prompted this if you like. Date, time and place let us place your ascendant, which is what the gemstone verdicts turn on.
- 2. We read all nine grahas, work out which ones your chart is asking about and whether each should be strengthened or settled, and check the five classical doshas.
- 3. You receive the full reading by email, with the free practices first, the gemstone verdicts and their rules, and a week you can keep.
Questions
Will this tell me which gemstone to wear?
It tells you what the classical rule says for your ascendant, and prints the rule so you can see the reasoning. Often the answer is that the rule refuses a stone, because strengthening the lord of a difficult house strengthens the difficulty. That is a real answer and it is the one those articles keep warning readers about. We sell no stones, so there is nothing here pushing you toward one.
Are the free remedies actually as good as a gemstone?
The classical texts weight japa, daan, fasting and service above anything a person can wear, and this report is ordered that way for that reason. It is also the ordering that cannot be sold to you, which is worth noticing when you read anyone else on this subject.
Will a remedy fix my problem?
No, and be careful with anyone who says otherwise. A remedy is a practice you keep on a schedule, and what it changes is how you meet a stretch your chart says is under load. It does not cure an illness, produce a job, settle a debt, or make anyone love you. The report says this on its own page rather than in fine print.
Do I need my exact birth time?
It matters for one half. The gemstone rule is about which houses a planet rules from the rising sign, so without a birth time those verdicts are read from your Moon instead and the report tells you so on the page. The mantras, the charity, the fasting and the service do not depend on it at all.
I have been told I have a dosha. Does this cover that?
It checks the five classical ones and reports what it finds with the severity and the practice, without the language that usually comes attached. A dosha is a configuration, not a sentence, and it does not need an expensive ritual to answer it.
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