Shani Amavasya and Shani Jayanti After 13 Years: Rinhee Suberwal Shares Powerful Rituals To Reduce Shani Dosh
Shani Amavasya and Shani Jayanti After 13 Years: Rinhee Suberwal Shares Powerful Rituals To Reduce Shani Dosh
Mumbai: Astrologer and tarot card reader Rinhee Suberwal speaks about the rare occurrence of Shani Amavasya and Shani Jayanti falling on the same day after 13 years, and why this period is considered spiritually significant for people dealing with Shani-related doshas.According to Rinhee, this celestial alignment brings a strong opportunity for people suffering from Shani Sade Sati, Shani Mahadasha, Shani Dosh, or Shani Dhaiya to seek relief through prayers, discipline, and spiritual remedies.
Speaking about the significance, Rinhee says, “This is an extremely important day spiritually because Shani Amavasya and Shani Jayanti are coming together after 13 years. Staying spiritually aligned and practisingani’s placement in their horoscope can use this time to reduce negativity and seek blessings through specific rituals.”She adds that devotees are advised to chant Shani Namavali or Shani Dashrathkrit Stotra on this day to lessen the malefic effects of Shani Dev. “These chants help in calming the negative energies associated with Shani and bring mental peace and stability,” she says.
Rinhee also highlights the importance of worshipping Lord Hanuman on this day. “Lord Hanuman is believed to have the power to control the negative effects of Shani Dev, so Hanuman puja and Hanuman Chalisa recitation become very powerful during this period,” she shares.
Talking about the dos and don’ts for the day, Rinhee advises people to avoid wearing black. “Do not wear black this Saturday as it can increase the negative impact of Shani energies. Instead, choose lighter and calmer colours,” she says.She further recommends removing nazar or drishti to protect oneself from negativity. “Taking salt baths during this period is considered highly beneficial. Manifestation and positive affirmations are also very important on this day because energies are heightened,” she explains.
Rinhee also advises maintaining purity and discipline. “Avoid alcohol and non-vegetarian food on this particular day. Staying spiritually aligned and practising mindfulness can help attract positivity and protection,” she concludes.
Shani Amavasya and Shani Jayanti After 13 Years: Rinhee Suberwal Shares Powerful Rituals To Reduce Shani Dosh
Mumbai: Astrologer and tarot card reader Rinhee Suberwal speaks about the rare occurrence of Shani Amavasya and Shani Jayanti falling on the same day after 13 years, and why this period is considered spiritually significant for people dealing with Shani-related doshas.According to Rinhee, this celestial alignment brings a strong opportunity for people suffering from Shani Sade Sati, Shani Mahadasha, Shani Dosh, or Shani Dhaiya to seek relief through prayers, discipline, and spiritual remedies.
Speaking about the significance, Rinhee says, “This is an extremely important day spiritually because Shani Amavasya and Shani Jayanti are coming together after 13 years. Staying spiritually aligned and practisingani’s placement in their horoscope can use this time to reduce negativity and seek blessings through specific rituals.”She adds that devotees are advised to chant Shani Namavali or Shani Dashrathkrit Stotra on this day to lessen the malefic effects of Shani Dev. “These chants help in calming the negative energies associated with Shani and bring mental peace and stability,” she says.
Rinhee also highlights the importance of worshipping Lord Hanuman on this day. “Lord Hanuman is believed to have the power to control the negative effects of Shani Dev, so Hanuman puja and Hanuman Chalisa recitation become very powerful during this period,” she shares.
Talking about the dos and don’ts for the day, Rinhee advises people to avoid wearing black. “Do not wear black this Saturday as it can increase the negative impact of Shani energies. Instead, choose lighter and calmer colours,” she says.She further recommends removing nazar or drishti to protect oneself from negativity. “Taking salt baths during this period is considered highly beneficial. Manifestation and positive affirmations are also very important on this day because energies are heightened,” she explains.
Rinhee also advises maintaining purity and discipline. “Avoid alcohol and non-vegetarian food on this particular day. Staying spiritually aligned and practising mindfulness can help attract positivity and protection,” she concludes.
