Arthritis or rheumatism problem Astrological Cause and Remedies

Arthritis or rheumatism problem Astrological Cause and Remedies

Arthritis or Rheumatism Problem: Astrological Causes and Remedies

Introduction

In Vedic astrology, various planetary positions and their influences are believed to be connected with health issues. This document explores the astrological causes of arthritis and rheumatism and offers traditional remedies based on these celestial interpretations.

Astrological Causes of Arthritis and Rheumatism

The following planetary influences are often associated with joint problems like arthritis and rheumatism:


  • Saturn (Shani): A strong malefic influence of Saturn, especially when afflicted or placed in challenging houses (6th, 8th, 12th), can indicate chronic pain, joint stiffness, and degenerative conditions. Saturn represents bones and joints.

  • Mars (Mangal): Afflicted Mars can signify inflammatory conditions, acute pain, and muscular issues that contribute to rheumatic problems. Mars is associated with blood and muscles.

  • Sun (Surya): A weak or afflicted Sun can impact bone density and overall vitality, potentially leading to joint weakness. The Sun represents bones and vitality.

  • Rahu and Ketu: These shadow planets, when in conjunction with or aspecting relevant houses or planets, can amplify the chronic nature and complexity of the disease.

Planetary Combinations and House Influences

Planetary Combination

Associated Health Issue

Saturn in 6th or 8th house

Chronic joint pain, degenerative arthritis

Saturn with Mars in a malefic house

Inflammatory arthritis, acute joint issues

Sun and Saturn conjunction

Bone weakness, brittle bones, joint stiffness

Rahu or Ketu with Saturn/Mars

Prolonged and complex rheumatic conditions

Affliction to 6th house (house of disease)

General susceptibility to health problems, including joint issues

Astrological Remedies

These remedies are often suggested to mitigate the malefic influences of planets and strengthen beneficial ones. It is important to note that these are traditional astrological remedies and should not replace medical treatment.


  1. Propitiation of Saturn (Shani):

    • Mantra: Chanting the "Om Sham Shanaicharaya Namah" mantra 108 times daily.

    • Fasting: Observing fasts on Saturdays.

    • Donations: Donating black sesame seeds, black cloth, mustard oil, or iron on Saturdays to the needy.

    • Gemstone: Wearing a blue sapphire (Neelam) after consulting a qualified astrologer and gemologist.

    • Rituals: Performing Shani Puja or Homa.

  2. Strengthening the Sun (Surya):

    • Mantra: Chanting the "Om Hram Hreem Hroum Sah Suryaya Namah" mantra daily.

    • Offerings: Offering water to the rising sun.

    • Gemstone: Wearing a ruby (Manik) after consultation.

  3. Balancing Mars (Mangal):

    • Mantra: Chanting the "Om Ang Angarakaya Namah" mantra.

    • Donations: Donating red lentils or red clothes on Tuesdays.

    • Gemstone: Wearing a red coral (Moonga) after consultation.

  4. General Remedies:

    • Yoga and Meditation: Regular practice to strengthen the body and mind, reducing stress which can aggravate joint pain.

    • Diet: Adopting a sattvic (pure and balanced) diet.

    • Charity: Engaging in acts of selfless service (seva).

    • Pooja/Homa: Performing specific pujas for planetary peace (Graha Shanti Puja).

Consultation and Further Steps

It is highly recommended to consult with a reputable Vedic astrologer for a personalized analysis of your birth chart. They can provide specific insights into the planetary configurations causing the issues and suggest tailored remedies.


For a detailed astrological reading and remedy plan, please schedule a consultation with Person at Calendar event. You can also refer to File for additional information on astrological remedies.


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