Shani Mangal Aangarakyog Nivaran Yantra

The Shani Mangal Angarak Yog Nivaran Yantra is a sacred geometric tool used in Vedic astrology to mitigate the malefic effects of the Shani-Mangal Angarak Yog (also known as Angarak Dosha). This particular yoga occurs when Shani (Saturn) and Mangal (Mars) come together in the same house in a person’s natal chart (kundali). This combination can create intense energy that often leads to conflicts, aggression, accidents, and overall tension in the person’s life.

Understanding Shani Mangal Angarak Yog

• Shani (Saturn) represents discipline, delay, obstacles, and hard work. It is a planet associated with karma, justice, and austerity.
• Mangal (Mars) signifies energy, aggression, courage, and assertiveness. It is a planet linked to action, drive, and leadership but can also lead to impulsiveness and conflict.
• When these two planets come together in the same house, their opposing energies can create imbalance and disharmony, leading to internal and external conflicts. This yoga is known to cause struggles, health issues (such as accidents or injuries), and difficulties in relationships and career.

Shani Mangal Angarakyog Nivaran Yantra Benefits

The Shani Mangal Angarakyog Nivaran Yantra serves as a protective and remedial tool to alleviate the harsh effects of this yoga. Here are the key benefits:

1. Reduces Aggression and Conflict:
   • This yantra helps to neutralize the aggressive and confrontational energy that can arise due to the conjunction of Saturn and Mars. It promotes peace, calm, and emotional stability, reducing the likelihood of conflicts in personal and professional relationships.
2. Balances Saturn and Mars Energies:
   • The yantra harmonizes the opposing energies of Saturn and Mars, helping the individual to harness the disciplined energy of Saturn and the assertive drive of Mars in a balanced and productive way.
3. Improves Health and Well-Being:
   • Individuals under the influence of Angarak Yog often face physical health issues, particularly accidents, surgeries, or blood-related problems. The yantra works to protect against such misfortunes and improve overall physical well-being.
4. Protects Against Misfortune:
   • The yantra acts as a protective shield against sudden accidents, injuries, or misfortunes caused by the negative planetary influences of Shani and Mangal. It helps in avoiding legal problems, disputes, and obstacles that may arise due to these planets.
5. Promotes Success in Career and Work:
   • The harsh effects of Shani-Mangal Angarak Yog can hinder career growth or create problems at the workplace. This yantra helps in removing obstacles, promoting career success, and stabilizing professional relationships.
6. Increases Mental Strength and Patience:
   • Since both Saturn and Mars can cause impatience and frustration, the yantra helps the individual develop mental resilience, patience, and endurance to deal with challenges in life effectively.

How to Worship the Shani Mangal Angarak Yog Nivaran Yantra

1. Placement of the Yantra:
   • Place the Shani Mangal Angarak Yog Nivaran Yantra in a sacred and clean space, such as your home altar or workplace. It should be placed in a prominent position where it can receive light and energy, preferably in the northeast direction.
2. Purification:
   • Before beginning the worship, purify the yantra by washing it with clean water or Ganga Jal (holy water). Sprinkle the space with a few drops of water to create a pure and sacred environment.
3. Offerings:
   • Light a diya (lamp) and incense in front of the yantra. Offer red flowers (associated with Mars) and blue or black flowers (associated with Saturn). You can also offer fruits, rice grains, and sweets.
4. Mantra Chanting:
   • To invoke the blessings of Saturn and Mars and to pacify their malefic effects, chant the following mantras:
   • For Shani (Saturn):
   • ॐ प्रां प्रीं प्रौं सः शनैश्चराय नमः |
     Om Pram Preem Praum Sah Shanaishcharaya Namah |
   • For Mangal (Mars):
   • ॐ क्रां क्रीं क्रौं सः भौमाय नमः |
     Om Kram Kreem Kraum Sah Bhaumaya Namah |