Shani bhagwan mantra

Shani refers to the planet Saturn and is depicted as a male deity in the Puranas. It is also one of the • His iconography consists of a dark (black) figure and is represented as riding a chariot, carrying a bow and arrow and mounted on a vulture or crow. • Shani is found wearing a blue flower and sapphire. He is depicted in black clothes, holding a sword, arrows and two daggers. • He is lame and has a limp because his knee was injured when he fought as a child with Yama. • His chariot travels slowly across the sky drawn by piebald horses. Shani is the basis for Shanivara, one of the seven days that make a week in the Hindu calendar. This day corresponds to Saturday – after Saturn in the Greco-Roman convention for naming the days of the week. ॐॐ Read the story of He is considered inauspicious, a deity who gets mad easily and one who takes thorough revenge for whatever made him upset. Shani Singnapur • As per Hindu beliefs, Shani gives a person the result of one’s Karma during his/her own life time through appropriate punishments and rewards. • In astrology, Shani’s influence is usually malefic, though it can also lead to spiritual and mystical heights. • The fig tree called Pipal is considered by some Hindus to be the abode of Shani. • According to an ancient story, since childhood Lord Shani was a keen devotee of Lord Krishna. One day, his wife came to him but Shanidev was so absorbed in the deep thoughts of his deity that he didn’t even care to glance at his wife. His wif...

Shani Dev or Shani Bhagwan or Sani or Shani Maharaj or Chayyaputra are some of the common names given to the Hindu deity in the ancient religious books of Hinduism. Shani Bhagwan is considered to be the herald of vengeance and misfortune. As per the Hindi , people pray to God to protect them against the evil and remove all the life hurdles for peaceful living. 9 Facts about Shani Dev [Hidden and Mysterious] Below is a list of some unknown and interesting facts about Lord Shani that you must know. • Shani is the Hindu God of Justice and is the most popular • His other names are Sani, Shani Dev, Sani Maharaj, Saura, Kruradris, Kruralochana, Mandu, Pangu, Septarchi, Asita, and Chayyaputra • His father is Surya “The Sun God” and surrogate mother Chaya “The Shadow”. • He is the ward of the • Lord Shani is lame in one leg due to a curse. • Sun misunderstood Lord Shani due to his black colour on his birth. • Shani Dev a zealous • Shani Dev favors Hanuman’s Devotees the most. • He is the most powerful and unbiased Origin and History Shani –> The planet Saturn Chara –> The movement Shanivara –> Saturday, as per the Hindu naming convention. Thus, Shani Dev is also considered to be the Major appellations for Shani include; • The cruel eyed or the Kruradris or Kruralochana. • The son of the sun god or Saura. • The dull and slow god or the Mandu. • The dark god or the Asita. • The seven eyed Septarchi. • The disabled or the Pangu. As per the Hindu books & ancient texts, Shani is the so...

The Importance of Shani in our life In Hindu astrology, the planet Shani (Saturn) has great significance. People fear Shani because of his penchant for strictness and discipline. The Saturn transits of Sade Sati (7 ½ yrs) and Dhaiya (2 ½ yrs) are very important in a person’s life. During these two periods, a person may have to face many problems and difficulties. But at the same time, the person becomes enlightened too as he realizes that he is paying for his sins. Hence, he becomes more spiritual. A person who is under the influence of Saturn will have to work hard all his life. Shani is the planet of justice and is like a judge who dispenses justice according to the actions of a person. Those who commit sins and evil deeds are punished, and those who do good things are rewarded. He is a strict disciplinarian like a teacher who punishes naughty students and rewards the obedient ones. He is regarded as a malefic planet in astrology, and when adverse, he gives sorrow, loss, misery, poverty, accidents, and hurdles in life. Instead of fearing and blaming Shani, it is better to introspect on what one did wrong and accept Shani’s punishments with equanimity. But if a person is undergoing severe hardships and suffering, doing a Shani Puja can help mitigate the negative effects of Shani’s affliction. Shani Jayanthi is the birth anniversary of Shani Bhagwan. It is an ideal day for performing Shani Puja. This year, Shani Jayanthi is on May 22. How to do Shani Jayanthi Pooja Shani P...

• • • • • • A vulture, or on an iron horse-drawn by eight horses. Shani dev holds his Hands a bow, arrow, Axe, and trident. He is Canonically Shani rode on a large crow, which follows him wherever he goes. Some astrologers believe that he may have more than one. Mount. He is a horse, elephant, Donkey, lion, dog, jackal, and deer owner. Although this is controversial, the vulture is considered the God of Karma (deeds). Justice and Retribution and results depend on one’s thoughts, Speech, deeds (karma), and Speech. Shani dev controls longevity. Misery, sorrow, old-age, discipline, restriction and responsibility delays, ambition, leadership, authority, humility, integrity, Wisdom based on experience. He also symbolizes spiritual asceticism. He is also known as Sani, Shani Dev, and Sani Maharaj. Shanaischarya, Shaneeshvara, Shani Bhagavan, Saneeswar means The Lord of Saturn is designated as The most difficult task is to grant the results of one’s actions. Image Source-Google | Image Credit- He is also one of the most misunderstood gods in Hinduism. Hindu Pantheon is said to cause chaos in your life. Every day without a stop. Before that, he was thought to be milder. Life is possible if he was prayed—day Saturday in many Indian languages. He was married twice: the first was Neela, the personification of Blue Sapphire gemstone, the second Manda, a Gandharva princess. Shani Dev Birth Story There are many stories about Shani’s birth. The one found in India’s ancient “Scanda Pooran...