Budha Graha Japam

Budha Graha Japam is a ritual performed to pacify the planet Mercury, which is considered the wisest planet in Vedic astrology. It governs education, communication, self-confidence, analysis, and mathematics. If Mercury is not in a favourable position in one's horoscope, it can cause problems such as mental health issues, nervous breakdowns, and financial losses. During the Budha Graha Japam, mantras are chanted to invoke Mercury's blessings and mitigate this dosha's negative effects. The ritual is typically performed on Wednesdays or can be scheduled based on a person's Janma Nakshatra. The benefits of the Budha Graha Japam include: Attaining material and spiritual development. Nullifying negative effects. Increasing positive results related to education. Promoting harmony. Fulfilling desires. Mitigating misfortune and health issues. If you wish to perform this ritual, you can book a Priest who will provide all the necessary Pooja Samagri. All Priests are experienced and have studied at Vedic Patashalas.

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This puja is performed for the following purposes:

To enhance intelligence, wisdom, and academic skills.

To attain mental and physical relaxation.

To mitigate the malefic effects of Budha Dasha. This puja is usually conducted on Wednesdays or an auspicious day compatible with your Janma nakshatra. The main deity of this puja is Budha (Mercury).

Our priests are certified and experienced in Vedic Patashala practices. We follow Vedic standards and procedures for all rituals. We use high-quality Samagri (items) to ensure a pleasant Pooja experience. Our punctuality and authenticity are guaranteed. We provide professional guidance and support throughout the process.

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