Guru Graha Japam

The Guru Graha Japam is a powerful ritual performed to please Brihaspati, also known as Guru, the planet associated with knowledge, education, law, justice, politics, positivity, the future, and ethics. However, being misplaced in the horoscope can lead to several issues, such as financial problems, obstacles in education, health problems, and instability in life. Thus, performing this Japam is recommended to eliminate the negative effects of Guru Dosha. During the Japam, the Priest invokes Guru and chants mantras for Brihaspati as per the Shastras. This helps reduce the malefic effects of Guru Graha and promotes material and spiritual development. It also helps in achieving peace, harmony, and financial prosperity. The best day to perform the Guru Graha Japam is Thursday, though it can also be done according to a person's Janma Nakshatra. By reducing the negative outcomes and increasing the positive effects of Guru Graha, this Japam helps achieve excellent results in educational fields, stimulates business functioning, and brings stability to a person's life. If you wish to perform Guru Graha Japam, you can book a Priest who will bring all the necessary Pooja Samagri(items). All the Priests are well experienced and studied from Vedic Patashala.

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This Pooja aims to acquire profound wisdom and knowledge and can help overcome addictions and malefic effects caused by Guru Dasha. It is usually performed on Thursdays or on a promising date compatible with the individual's Janma Nakshatra. The main deity worshipped during this Pooja is Guru (Jupiter). Our certified and experienced priests from Vedic Patashala follow all Vedic Standards and Procedures and use high-quality Samagri to ensure a pleasant Pooja experience. We guarantee punctuality and authenticity and provide professional guidance and support.

Our services feature Vedic Patashala certified and experienced priests who conduct all rituals according to Vedic Standards and Procedures. We use high-quality Samagri (items) to ensure a pleasant Pooja experience and guarantee punctuality and authenticity. Additionally, we offer professional guidance and support to our clients.

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