Easy Vedic Remedies for Each House in Your Kundli

The astrological houses have a crucial place in the birth chart. This is why it is important to understand the houses and the nature of their significance to get a more accurate reading of the birth chart.

Just like there are remedies to counter the impact of malefic or weak planets, there are remedies to reduce the impact of a house made weak or unfavourable due to the influence of a negative significator or an unfavourable relationship with the house lord.

The Surya (Sun) is the significator of the first house. It rules your health and vitality. If you are facing issues with your health or are feeling low on energy, then you should pay extra attention to your well-being.

The planetary conditions may make it difficult for you to do so, but you must persevere. Try to surround yourself with positive people, listen to mantras and chants, list down all your good qualities, and speak positively about yourself - to yourself and when with other people.

Try to get up early in the morning (or as early as you can, it may be challenging for you initially), take a bath, and dress well. This will leave you feeling refreshed and energized.

The Guru of planets, Guru/ Brihaspati (Jupiter) is the significator of the second house. It governs your family, and gives prosperity and wealth - all of these things are important to lead a happy and satisfactory life.

A weak or malefic second house may create issues in your family - lots of quarrels, family members not getting along with each other and issues in accumulating wealth.

You can work on creating a better environment in your house by making sure each family member feels respected and heard. If someone starts a quarrel, try not to react. Instead, let them speak their mind. And, then calmly try to find a solution to the issue.

If you are having issues accumulating wealth or all your earnings get spent even before you have a chance to save, then try to keep a fixed sum of money aside as soon as you receive your salary. Try not to take from this fund.

The third house significator is Mangal (Mars). It rules your siblings, communication, creativity, and intellect. If the third house is afflicted, you may face issues with your siblings or find it challenging to communicate clearly.

If your relationship with siblings is of concern, then try to discuss the point of differences with them openly and find avenues to spend quality time with them.

If you have problems communicating, then try to find opportunities for public speaking, participate in group discussions, and try to participate in organizing social events.

The fourth house significator is the Chandra (Moon). It rules your relationship with your mother, other female authority figures, and your emotions. If you are facing issues in your relationship with your mother, then the best way to mitigate the negative impact of this house is to respect and love your mother and spend quality time with her.

If you are having issues managing your emotions or frequent emotional outbursts, then try to take 10 - 15 minutes every day to meditate. Show gratitude to your family, friends, and Mother Nature. Keep some plants at home, take care of them. Declutter your home, it will help you cleanse your mind and emotions. Do social service. Listen to mantras and chants - you can do this while you meditate. Every day do one thing that makes you happy.

The fifth house significator is Guru/ Brihaspati (Jupiter). In this house, the planet rules over your ability to conceive, your children, pleasure, entertainment, and intellect. If there’s a negative influence on this house or your Guru/ Brihaspati (Jupiter) is weak, you may either face issues in conceiving or have problems with your children, or occasions of joy may be marked with stress.

To mitigate the malefic impact, try to create occasions to be happy. Spend time with people who you like and find comfort with. Meditate and listen to mantras, this may help improve and lighten your mood.

Find some hobbies that relax you. Join a group of like-minded people, spend time with little kids, and donate clothes, books, money, or time to orphanages.

The sixth house has two strict significators - Shani (Saturn) and Mangal (Mars). Shani (Saturn) rules your health and finances and Mangal (Mars) rules your enemies. If this house is weak or under negative influences, Mangal (Mars) may bring you trouble with your enemies and Shani (Saturn) may bring health issues and financial problems.

The remedy to mitigate the ill impact of both these planets is discipline and hard work. Make a routine for your work and fitness and follow it religiously. Be honest at your job. Do not cut corners or slack off.

If you are facing issues with enemies, worship Shri Hanuman. Recite the Hanuman Chalisa every day in the morning and at night before going to bed.

The seventh house rules marriage and spouse. So, this house also has two significators. Guru/ Brihaspati (Jupiter) is the significator for those looking for a male partner and Shukra (Venus) is the significator for those looking for a female partner. If the seventh house is weak or influenced by unfriendly planets, it may be difficult for you to find a suitable partner or you may find a partner but your married life may be challenging.

If you’re finding it challenging to find a partner, try to be open to meeting new people and attending social functions. Instead of feeling sorry for yourself or envious of people who are in relationships, work on yourself - improve your social skills, work on your health, wear neat and clean clothes, and focus on your career. When you are happy and joyful and leading a full life, it’s much easier to attract a loving and good partner.

If your married life is suffering, then the two of you should make efforts to respect each other, listen to one another when there’s a disagreement, and avoid speaking in loud or angry voices. When you feel angry with your partner, take a time out and revisit the discussion when you feel calmer. Spend quality time with your partner - join a class together, cook together, and go for planned holidays with each other.

The eighth house significator is Shani (Saturn). In this house, it rules death, birth, sex, and taboos. It is the house of transformation, investments, and inheritances.

To keep this house in order and yield positive outcomes, it is important for you to connect with your inner self and work on your shortcomings. Try to meditate regularly, fill in the gaps in your knowledge, and be open to learning/experiencing new things.

The ninth house rules on learning, higher education, and travel. Its significator is Guru/ Brihaspati (Jupiter). If there are issues in any of these areas in your life, you will need to put in more effort than others to attain knowledge and pursue higher education.

The test is to not give up and be diligent in your ninth house rules on learning. Be disciplined and respect your elders and teachers.

The tenth house is associated with your social status, recognition, honour, and prestige. Its significator is the Surya (Sun). If the Surya (Sun) is malefic, weak, or the house is under the influence of unfriendly planets, then your reputation in society, at work, or even in your own social circle may be tarnished.

To mitigate the negative impact, participate in team events, do social work in your free time, help your teammates when they need it, try to develop cordial relationships with your seniors at work and with important people in society, attend social events, industry networking events, and do your work diligently. Be disciplined at work.

The eleventh house significator is Guru/ Brihaspati (Jupiter). In this house, it rules wealth, profit, and respect. This is an important house. If it is under any negative influence, it may affect your earning capacity, make it difficult to accumulate wealth, and might adversely impact your reputation in society.

Be diligent at work. Be honest in your dealings and be ethical in your business. Try to participate in social causes, donate money, or give your time. Actively find avenues to meet people from different walks of life. Be respectful to anyone you meet.

This is the house of the unseen, your unconscious, secrets, and dreams. Its significator is the mystical Ketu. If this is a negative house for you, then you can reduce the adverse effect of this house by doing good deeds anonymously.

If you are giving your time to a social cause, then do not ask for or expect to associate your name with it. Feed and take care of stray dogs, respect your elders and offer them assistance whenever they need it. Be ethical in all your dealings - personal or professional.