Shrapit Dosha (Shrapit Yoga) - Shrapit Dosha and Its Effects

Shrapit Dosha is one of very detrimental kundli doshas, which causes many destructive or adverse happenings in the life of the native. The worst effect of this shrapit dosha is that, the presence of this dosha reduces or nullifies the effects of the good and favorable yogas in the birth horoscope of the native. This section gives information about the shrapit dosha and its effects, to help readers of the world over.

What is Shrapit Dosha?

This shrapit dosha (shrapit yoga) occurs in the birth horoscope of a person, when planets Saturn and Rahu are located in any single house of this. Again, according to many astrologers, this dosha also occurs when Saturn is so located that it can very easily aspect the planet Rahu. This serious dosha is regarded as being the reflection of the evil deeds of the native done in past lives. The word ‘shrapit' means a person who has been cursed owing to some sordid deeds in previous lives.

Which are the Main Bad Effects of Shrapit Dosha?

The most common and major bad or adverse effects of shrapit dosha, are the following: ---

• Conflicts and unrest in the married life, divorce, or even death of spouse
• Progeny related problems and Miscarriages
• Unreasonable and Regular Arguments and Quarrels in Family
• Falling Sick of Children Frequently
• Financial Losses
• Regular Obstructions in Education, Career, Business, or Profession

How to Remove Shrapit Dosha - Remedies for Shrapit Dosha (Shrapit Yoga)

However, available are effective remedies for shrapit dosha (shrapit yoga), which can reduce or eliminate the evil effects of this serious dosha of birth horoscope. The paragraphs below, offer information about how to remove shrapit dosha present in the natal chart of a person.

The following are the most popular and potent remedial measures for minimizing or eliminating the ill effects of this lethal dosha: ----

• Remedial/Beneficial Gemstones
• Feeding balls of cooked rice and ghee to cows and fish
• Keeping control over one's anger or atrocity
• Helping poor, needy, and suffering people, unconditionally and selflessly
• Worshipping Lord Hanuman, Lord Shiva, and Lord Sri Ram, especially on Saturdays.
• Giving financial support to the happy marriage of a poor girl
• Performing Rudrabhishek in name of the ancestors.