Important Rules of Lal Kitab Remedies

Now days there are many wrong interpretation of Lal Kitab. There are many different views about the origin of this science. Lal ...

Now days there are many wrong interpretation of Lal Kitab. There are many different views about the origin of this science. Lal Kitab is considered to be different from Vedic astrology. The main mistake that astrologers make these days is that they analyze a Janma Kundali through Vedic astrology and suggest remedies on the basis of Lal Kitab.

There are various principles for analyzing a Kundali through Lal Kitab. If a person uses the remedies suggested by Lal Kitab, then he should also analyze his Kundali through it. Today we are going to explain important rules of Lal Kitab Remedies.

1. Please perform only one remedy per day.
2. All remedies should be performed during the day i.e. after sunrise and before sunset. Remedies performed during the night might lead to unfavorable results. Only the recommended remedies should be performed after sunset.
3. It is advisable to first complete remedies that are minor and can be performed within a day.
4. Remedies that span over a long duration should be performed continuously, without any interruptions.
5. Women should not perform remedies that involve going to a temple during their menstrual cycle. Instead, they can ask a blood relative, like brother, sister, father, mother, grandfather, grandmother, son or daughter to perform those remedies on their behalf.
6. Remedies can be started on any day of the week. There is no need to consider a particular day like Monday, Tuesday, full moon or a new moon night to start performing remedies. Remedies that will last longer should not be started on the fourth, ninth or fourteenth day after full moon. However, remedies that last only a day can be performed on these days.
7. Every remedy is to be performed continuously for either 43 days or 43 weeks or 43 months. If the continuity gets broken, then even if it is the 39th day or 39th week or 39th month, the results might not be favorable or it may not be as effective as expected. However, if for some reason the remedy cannot be performed continuously then, on the day you want to stop it, you should wash some rice grains in milk and tie them in a white cloth. Then on the day you want to resume the remedy again, you should donate the rice at a religious place or throw them in flowing water or bury them in an orchard. Doing so will result in the remedy being considered as complete and you will see favorable results from it.
8. If you have been asked to perform a remedy for the remainder of your life then you should perform it first. You can then consider performing other remedies along with this one.
9. If a remedy requires you to bury something in the ground using a tool then you should leave the tool at the burial place. If the remedy spans several days then you should leave the tool at the burial place on the last day of performing the remedy.
10. You should not consume an article on the day when you are to donate it at a religious place or to throw it in flowing water.
11. Do not indulge in any sort of physical intimacy on the day you have to perform a remedy.
12. While performing any remedy, you should take special care in refraining from things/acts that you have been advised against. Examples are consumption of non-vegetarian food and alcohol, not maintaining self-integrity, not becoming a false witness, not eating or offering food to anyone, not desiring things that don’t belong to you, not speaking lies, not indulging in any sort of physical intimacy with anyone other than your spouse and so on.