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Seek Justice, Discipline & Relief from Saturn’s Challenges with Shani Puja

Lord Shani (Saturn) is one of the most powerful and feared planets in Vedic astrology. Known as the Lord of Karma and Justice, Shani Dev delivers results based on your past actions. While a well-placed Shani can bring discipline, structure, and long-term rewards, a malefic Saturn can cause delays, hardships, mental pressure, and karmic suffering.

Performing Shani Puja by learned Vedic pundits is the most effective way to reduce Saturn’s harsh influence, especially during Sade Sati, Dhaiya, or Shani Mahadasha.

Who Should Perform Shani Puja?

Shani Puja is highly beneficial for individuals going through:

• Sade Sati, Shani Dhaiya, or Shani Mahadasha

• Repeated failures, delays, and losses despite effort

• Legal issues, financial instability, or job loss

• Chronic health problems, accidents, or bone-related issues

• Depression, anxiety, or mental fatigue

• Bad dreams, unexplained fears, or misfortune

• Saturn afflictions in horoscope (e.g. 4th, 7th, 8th, 10th house placement)

Powerful Benefits of Shani Puja

✅ Reduces malefic effects of Shani Dosha
✅ Eases the struggles during Sade Sati and Shani Dasha
✅ Brings career stability, financial discipline, and job growth
✅ Improves health, peace of mind, and karmic alignment
✅ Protects from accidents, betrayal, and hidden enemies
✅ Increases spiritual strength, patience, and endurance

How Shani Puja is Performed by Our Learned Pundits

Our experienced Vedic pundits, with deep scriptural knowledge, conduct Shani Puja using authentic rituals:

1. Sankalp with your name, gotra, and astrological details

2. Chanting of Shani Beej Mantra:
   “Om Praam Preem Praum Sah Shanaischaraya Namah” (23,000+ times)

3. Offering items like black sesame, mustard oil, blue flowers, iron, and urad dal

4. Recitation of Shani Stotra and Dashrath Krut Shani Chalisa

5. Shani Havan (fire ritual) to remove karmic burdens

6. Aarti and Prasad distribution (can be shipped for remote pujas)

7. Optional: Tail Abhishekam (oil offering) to Shani Yantra or Shani idol