Shani Ast 2024: After about 30 years, on 11 February 2024, Saturn has set in Aquarius. Saturn will remain set for 33 days. Saturn will rise on 18 March 2024. According to the scriptures, when Saturn’s movement changes, it affects the 12 zodiac signs in both auspicious and inauspicious ways.
Some zodiac signs may have to face problems due to Saturn’s waning state. Take some special measures to avoid the ill effects of Saturn. know
Do these measures when Saturn sets
- After the setting of Saturn, light a mustard oil lamp under the Peepal tree every Saturday for 33 days and then revolve around it 7 times. It is believed that this keeps Saturn happy and the inauspicious effects of Saturn are reduced.
- Shani Dev does not bother the devotees who seek refuge in Hanumanji. In such a situation, if you regularly recite Hanuman Chalisa 7 times a day during the phase of setting Saturn, you will get relief from the troubles faced during this period.
- During Saturn’s waning state, wear black clothes on Saturday and chant the mantra Om Pram Preem Praun Sa: Shanye Namah for at least 5 rounds. You can also do this with 11 or 19 garlands. This strengthens Saturn.
- When Saturn sets, people of Aries, Virgo and Taurus zodiac signs may face problems in job or business. During this time, you will have to do your work very cautiously. To avoid financial loss, donate blanket, shoes, slippers, iron, black clothes and coconut coir on Saturday.
- If you are facing problems in family life, mental or financial after Saturn sets, then wear 7 Mukhi Rudraksha during this time. This brings auspiciousness of Saturn. Life remains happy. Sweetness remains in married life.
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