I have written a couple of articles on Eclipses(Grahana),Solar and Lunar ,detailing about Grahana and thecway to observe them with Mantras.
I am providing some more Mantras,procedures,Grahana Pariharas(the rituals to be observed by those whose stars fall under the influence of Grahana and Grahana Shanthi.
Grahana Shanthi is to be performed for when Grahana occurs directly over the Nakshatra,Star of the individual.
Parihara,A ceremony to nullify the effect of Grahana is to be done by those for whose Stars the Grahana influences indirectly.
Three to Five Stars are affected in a Grahana,generally.
One to two/three stars may be affected directly and three to five indirectly.
This varies for each Grahana,depending on the movement of Stars and Moon.
One has to perform Homa during Grahana if their Star is directly affected.
Sastris,Purohits may be asked to perform this.
If one knows the mantras,they can perform by themselves.
Pariharas for Nakshatras which are influnced indirectly during Grahana.
The following Mantra is to chanted during Grahana,after bath,with dry clothes.
This mantra may be written on Palmleaf,Paper with Palmleaf Nail,Pen or Kumkum on a piece of new cloth.
The cloth should be worn around the waist.
As soon as Grahana ends,the same procedure is to be followed and the following mantra is to be recited.
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