Rahu does not affect everyone with the same intensity. But its influence can become especially noticeable when:

You are running Rahu Mahadasha

You are running Rahu Antardasha

You are experiencing your Rahu return

Transit Rahu is conjoining a planet in your birth chart

Varaha Jayanti - Rahu Remedies

Varaha Jayanti celebrates the divine appearance of Lord Vishnu as Varaha, the avatar associated with Rahu, making it one of the most powerful days to perform Rahu remedies.

Here are some 5 powerful remedies you can practise:

Chant the Varaha Mantra

OM NAMO BHAGAVATE VARAHAYA

You can chant this mantra 108 times while praying for protection, clarity and the strength to rise above a difficult situation.

Plant and Care for Trees
Planting a tree, caring for plants or supporting environmental work helps direct Rahu's energy towards protecting nature rather than exploiting it.

Participate in Sri Varaha Homa

When the Earth was submerged in the cosmic ocean, Lord Varaha lifted her out and restored her to safety.

This is the deeper power of Varaha: to lift us out of situations that feel overwhelming, unstable or beyond our control.

On Varaha Jayanti, we will perform a special Sri Varaha Homa to seek:

• Protection during difficult Rahu periods

• Clarity during confusion and uncertainty

• Stability during unexpected changes

• Relief from property- and debt-related obstacles

• Freedom from unhealthy attachments and fears

• Courage to recover from setbacks

If you are experiencing Rahu Mahadasha, Rahu Antardasha, a Rahu return or transit Rahu conjoining a planet in your chart, this is an especially meaningful Homa to participate in.

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Give Back to Someone Who Serves You
Show gratitude to someone whose service makes your life easier - a cleaner, driver, delivery worker, caregiver, security guard or anyone who regularly helps you.

Practise Pranayama
Rahu is associated with the air element, and it is currently transiting Aquarius, an air sign. When Rahu is disturbed, the mind can become restless, scattered or obsessive. Gentle breathwork and pranayama can help settle this excessive movement and bring the mind back under your control.