Guru Chandal Dosh Nivaran Anushthaan
Guru Chandal Dosh Nivaran Anushthaan is a powerful Vedic remedy performed to neutralise the adverse effects of the Guru Chandal Dosh in one’s horoscope. It helps in restoring harmony, wisdom, and positive energy in life.
What is Guru Chandal Dosh Nivaran Anushthaan:
Guru Chandal Dosh occurs in a horoscope when Jupiter (Guru), the planet of wisdom and fortune, is in conjunction with Rahu or Ketu—the shadow planets known for disruption and illusion. This dosh can lead to confusion, poor decision-making, delayed growth, and spiritual unrest. The Nivaran Anushthaan is a dedicated ritual involving puja, homa (havan), and mantra chanting to pacify the dosh and seek divine grace from Jupiter and other deities.
Who should do Guru Chandal Dosh Nivaran Anushthaan:
Individuals experiencing repeated setbacks in education, career, or relationships, those facing mental unrest or spiritual disconnection, or whose horoscopes reveal the presence of Guru Chandal Dosh should undertake this Anushthaan. It is particularly beneficial for students, spiritual seekers, and professionals facing stagnation or confusion.
Why is Guru Chandal Dosh Nivaran Anushthaan Done:
This Anushthaan is performed to reduce the malefic impact of the Rahu-Guru or Ketu-Guru conjunction and to strengthen the benefic influence of Jupiter. It helps in aligning thoughts with wisdom, restoring one’s moral compass, and promoting clarity, discipline, and progress. The ritual also protects against manipulation, deception, and negative influences in life.
When is Guru Chandal Dosh Nivaran Anushthaan Done (Auspicious times):
- On Thursday (Guruvar), the day dedicated to Jupiter
- During Guru Nakshatra or Pushya Nakshatra
- On auspicious days as per astrologer’s recommendation or during major planetary transits involving Jupiter, Rahu, or Ketu
- Before starting important education, business, or spiritual pursuits
Where is Guru Chandal Dosh Nivaran Anushthaan Done:
The Anushthaan can be performed at a temple, at home under priestly guidance, or at a sacred Vedic centre with proper rituals and spiritual observances.
How is Guru Chandal Dosh Nivaran Anushthaan Done (observances and rules):
The puja samagri typically includes yellow cloth, turmeric, sandalwood, ghee, yellow flowers, sweets (especially besan-based), rice, rudraksha, Rahu-Ketu yantras, and sacred items for homa such as samidha, havan kund, and cow ghee.
- The devotee should follow a sattvic lifestyle leading up to the Anushthaan
- Wear clean yellow or white clothes on the day of the ritual
- Chanting of Guru Beej Mantra, Rahu Mantra, and Chandal Dosh Nivaran Mantras is done with devotion
- The havan is performed to symbolically burn the negative karmic patterns caused by the dosh
- Offer food or donate to Brahmins or the needy after completion of the ritual
