There are some people who struggle with marital hardships, obstacles in getting married, and conflicts; all these hurdles of life are basically from Mangal Dosha, also known as Manglik or Kuja Dosha. But what exactly is this dosha? According to the books of Vedic astrology, Manglik dosha arises when Mars occupies the 1st, 2nd, 4th, 7th, 8th, or 12th house from the Ascendant or Moon in a birth chart, which brings in aggressive energies that can disrupt marital harmony and lead to conflicts, separations, or hardships for the spouse. It is believed that this fierce planetary affliction often leads to heightened passion but mostly manifests as impatience or dominance, especially when Mars is strong, debilitated, or unsupported by benefics like Jupiter or Venus. However, its intensity may vary from one individual to another.
What are the effects of this dosha?
It is believed that high Mangal Dosha in Lagna and Moon charts or the 7th and 8th houses often amplifies risks of conflicts, hurdles, arguments, emotional volatility, or delayed compatibility as per the with Navamsa chart weaknesses that confirm severity. Here are some simple remedies that can help in reducing the malefic effects of Mars and Mangal dosha.
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Kumbh Vivah Ritual
This is an age-old remedy that can reduce the impact of Mangal dosha. It is believed that marrying a peepal tree or clay pot is symbolic of divine union. It is believed that doing this ritual before human matrimony absorbs the malefic effects of Mars and helps in reducing the impact of Mangal dosha. This Hindu ritual is a low-cost remedy performed by priests on Tuesdays; it is believed to neutralize Mangal Dosha for non-Manglik partners; doing this is believed to ensure safety without altering fate.
Hanuman Worship
Another powerful remedy to reduce the impact of Mangal dosha is by chanting Hanuman Chalisa daily, especially on Tuesdays, or fasting on those days, which appeases planet Mars through pure devotion to its deity, Lord Hanuman. It is also believed that wearing a 3-faced Rudraksha or copper coin locket after Tuesday puja helps in channelizing protective energies and ensures safety. According to Vedic astrology, it is believed that consistent chanting and worshipping of Lord Hanuman for over 40 days can reduce aggression and may foster peace and reduce the effect of Mangal dosha.
Mangal Shanti Puja
Performing yagnas and homa (rituals) with Mars healing mantras like "Om Ang Angarkaya Namah" at temples like Ujjain's Mangalnath on Tuesdays helps in purifying the Dosha through fire rituals and offerings. It is believed that donating red lentils, wheat, or coral to priests strengthens Mars and brings peace and positivity in life. It is also an ideal ritual before marriage for high Mangal Doshas.