Source: Vedas, Tantra, Mantra-Śāstra

Mantra is considered the most powerful and direct remedy.

Types

1. Vedic mantras (e.g., Gayatri)
2. Bīja mantras (Shreem, Hreem)
3. Deity mantras
4. Navagraha mantras

Purpose

1. Mental purification
2. Karmic alignment
3. Strengthening planetary energies

Source: Vedic rituals (Yajurveda, GṛhyaSūtras)

Homa is the second most powerful remedy after mantra.

Examples

1. Navagraha Homa
2. Lakshmi Homa
3. Mrityunjaya Homa

Purpose

1. Purification
2. Invoking divine energies through fire

Source: Puranas, Agamas

Worship of specific deities linked to planets.

1. Sun → Surya
2. Moon → Shiva
3. Jupiter → Vishnu
4. Saturn → Shani

Includes puja, abhishekam, temple visits.

Source: Dharmaśāstra, Parāśara

Very strongly emphasized in classical texts.

1. Food donation
2. Clothes donation
3. Gold, grains, cows (ancient)

Purpose: Reduces karmic burden, especially effective in Saturn-related issues.

Source: Puranas, Smriti texts

1. Monday fast (Moon)
2. Thursday fast (Jupiter)
3. Saturday fast (Saturn)

Purpose: Self-discipline and purification of body and mind.

Part of mantra but emphasized separately.

1. Fixed count (108, 1008)
2. Mandala practice (48 days)

Purpose: Builds spiritual energy through repetition.

Source: Bṛhat Saṁhitā, Jyotish texts

1. Ruby (Sun)
2. Pearl (Moon)
3. Coral (Mars)
4. Yellow Sapphire (Jupiter)

Purpose: Strengthen weak planets (secondary remedy).

Source: Tantra, Agama

1. Shri Yantra
2. Navagraha Yantra

Purpose: Focus and channel mental energy, aid meditation.

Source: Vastu Shastra

1. Direction of rooms
2. Placement of objects
3. Energy flow in buildings

Source: Tantra, Agama

1. Feeding animals
2. Helping poor
3. Serving elders

Purpose: Reduces karmic imbalance.