As one would know, in Vedic Astrology the importance of Lord Saturn has been mentioned repeatedly. There are many evidences which has been stating the greatness of lord Saturn. In fact, if one knows about The Greatness of Saturn, it would be clear that Saturn is the strongest among the Nav-Graha.
Shani Dev is the son of Surya Dev and Chhaya Devi.Therefore, he is also the brother of Lord Yama and his Sister Yami. The former is the God of death. Lord Shani plays the role of a judge, very similarly to that of his brother Yama. The difference is that while Lord Shani rewards or punishes a person as per their deeds during their lifetime, Lord Yama rewards or punishes a person after their death. Hence the best way to please both is to follow the path of Karma or Duty in one’s life.
Why perform Shani Graha Shanthi Homam
According to Vedic scriptures, the weak position or transition of Saturn planet in birth chart may cause finance, loss of money,health issues and other problems. Anyone who wants to prevent them should focus on Shanti graha shanthi homam for reducing the risks to a wider extent. This homam makes feasible ways for removing obstacles and doshas of Saturn planet to get peace of mind.
Benefits of Shani Graha Shanthi Homam
Shani Graha Shanthi Homam is a suitable one for getting relief from the malefic effects of Saturn planet. In fact, it paves way for removing obstacles and other problems to live a peaceful life. Another benefit is that it ensures health, wealth and prosperity by resolving complex issues.
Conducting Shani Graha Shanthi Homam
People who want to organize Shani Graha Shanthi Homam should seek support from a leading Vedic Expert for gaining better prospects. Expert priests will help to perform the homam at the right time after analyzing the horoscope.
Apart from offering Puja and Homa etc. you can take following steps for getting the blessings of Shani Deva -
· Fasting on Saturday from Sunrise to Sunset if possible (you can drink water or other liquids). After the sunset you can break the fasting and can take Vegetarian food.
· Feeding to crows (mornings)
· Feeding to physically disabled people
· Feeding Beggars
· Feeding black cows.
· Helping people
· Wearing of Black or deep blue clothing