Pariharam refers to remedial measures or solutions in Hindu astrology and spirituality, aimed at mitigating negative influences or resolving problems.

What is Pariharam?

Pariharam involves performing specific rituals, prayers, or actions to:

• Counteract negative planetary influences (Graha Doshas)
• Appease deities and seek their blessings
• Resolve life problems, such as health, financial, or relationship issues
• Bring balance and harmony in life

Types of Pariharam

• Graha Pariharam: For planetary afflictions (e.g., Shani Dosha, Mangal Dosha)
• Nakshatra Pariharam: For star-related issues
• Kundli Pariharam: Based on birth chart analysis
• General Pariharam: For overall well-being and prosperity

Pariharam Methods

• Pooja (worship) and rituals
• Mantra chanting and Japa (repetition)
• Homam (fire rituals) and Havan
• Donation (Daan) and charity
• Fasting (Vrata) and dietary restrictions
• Visiting sacred places (Tirtha Yatra)
• Wearing remedial Yantras (talismans) or gemstones

Common Pariharam Rituals

• Shani Pariharam: Saturday worship, Shani Mantra chanting
• Mangal Pariharam: Tuesday worship, Mangal Mantra chanting
• Rahu-Ketu Pariharam: Worship during eclipses, Rahu-Ketu Mantra chanting
• Navagraha Pariharam: Worship of nine planets

Consulting Experts

For personalized guidance, consult

• Astrologers (Jyotishis)
• Priests (Purohits)
• Spiritual gurus

Important Considerations

• Consult experts before performing Pariharam
• Follow authentic and traditional methods
• Combine Pariharam with self-effort and positive lifestyle changes