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Mars (Maṅgal) represents energy, courage, discipline, strength, initiative, land, property, technical skills, authority, and the capacity to act decisively. It governs one’s drive, physical vitality, assertiveness, and ability to overcome obstacles. When Mars is weak, afflicted, combust, retrograde, or involved in negative yogas such as Maṅgal Doṣa / Kuja Doṣa, the native may experience anger issues, impulsive behavior, conflicts, accidents, litigation, blood-related disorders, property disputes, marital disharmony, and instability in professional or personal life.

The Mars (Maṅgal) Navagraha Doṣa Nivāraṇa Sādhanā is a Vedic remedial spiritual discipline intended to pacify the malefic influence of Maṅgal Graha, transform aggressive energy into disciplined strength, and remove karmic obstructions related to violence, impatience, or misuse of power from past actions. This sādhanā channels Mars energy into courage, protection, stability, righteous action, and controlled leadership, allowing the sādhaka to act with clarity rather than impulse.

Sun (Sūrya) is the Ātmakāraka—the significator of the soul, vitality, authority, leadership, self-respect, father, government, power, honor, and life force (prāṇa). It governs one’s confidence, purpose, discipline, recognition, and capacity to lead with righteousness. When the Sun is weak, afflicted, combust improperly, eclipsed, or involved in malefic associations, the native may experience low confidence, lack of recognition, strained relationship with father or authorities, health issues related to vitality, ego conflicts, career stagnation, and loss of direction or self-worth.

The Sun (Sūrya) Navagraha Doṣa Nivāraṇa Sādhanā is a Vedic remedial spiritual discipline intended to pacify Sūrya Graha afflictions, awaken inner strength, purify ego, and restore alignment with one’s higher purpose. This sādhanā works at the soul and prāṇa levels, dissolving karmic impressions related to misuse of authority, pride, or neglect of duty in past actions, thereby establishing clarity, confidence, dignity, and righteous leadership.

Moon (Chandra) governs the mind (manas), emotions, intuition, mental stability, memory, nurturing capacity, maternal energy, receptivity, and psychological well-being. It is the controller of one’s emotional balance, peace, sensitivity, and inner happiness. When the Moon is weak, afflicted, debilitated, waxing–waning improperly, or involved in malefic associations, the native may suffer from emotional instability, anxiety, depression, mood swings, lack of peace, insomnia, fearfulness, attachment issues, disturbed relationships with mother or family, and reduced mental clarity.

The Moon (Chandra) Navagraha Doṣa Nivāraṇa Sādhanā is a Vedic remedial spiritual practice aimed at pacifying Chandra Graha afflictions, calming the restless mind, purifying emotional impressions, and restoring mental harmony. This sādhanā works deeply at the subconscious and emotional layers, dissolving karmic residues related to emotional trauma, insecurity, or neglect from past actions, thereby nurturing inner peace, stability, and intuitive strength.

Navagrahas—the nine planetary intelligences (Sūrya, Chandra, Maṅgal, Budha, Bṛhaspati, Śukra, Śani, Rāhu, and Ketu)—govern every dimension of human life, including health, wealth, relationships, career, intellect, emotions, karma, destiny, and spiritual evolution. When one or more planets are weak, afflicted, combust, retrograde, eclipsed, or placed in challenging yogas, the native experiences repeated obstacles, delays, instability, suffering, or imbalance across multiple areas of life, known collectively as Navagraha Doṣa.

The Navagraha Doṣa Nivāraṇa Sādhanā is a comprehensive Vedic remedial spiritual discipline designed to pacify all nine Grahas collectively, harmonize planetary forces, and neutralize accumulated karmic afflictions. This sādhanā works holistically at the karmic, mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual levels, restoring equilibrium between destiny (daiva) and effort (puruṣārtha). It invokes planetary grace to reduce suffering, enhance clarity, stabilize life circumstances, and align the sādhaka with dharma and divine order.