Numerology Remedies — Strengthen Your Ruling Planet
Every numerology number is a planet, and every “bad” number is really an under-strengthened planet. This guide gives you the affordable, home-based Lal Kitab remedy for each of the nine numbers — colour, day, mantra, donation and small daily acts — so you can start with the safe, effective ones today.
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Find your Mulank, Bhagyank and Naamank with the free calculators, then follow the remedy card below for each. If two of your numbers point to the same planet, that remedy is even more relevant. Everything here is drawn from the Lal Kitab tradition popularised by Pandit Roop Chand Joshi, which favours affordable, household-level upay over expensive rituals.
Numerology Remedies for Each Number 1 से 9 के उपाय
Each card below covers colour, donation, Lal Kitab acts and mantra, and links to the full 43-day protocol for that planet.
Number 1 — Strengthen Sun (Surya)
Ruling planet: Sun (Surya) · Lucky day: Sunday
- Colour: gold, orange or red — wear on Sundays; use in your workspace.
- Donation (daan): wheat, jaggery, copper items, red flowers — given on a Sunday morning.
- Lal Kitab acts: offer water with a pinch of jaggery to the rising Sun on Sundays; keep your father’s blessings; avoid disrespecting elders.
- Mantra: Om Suryaya Namah.
Number 2 — Strengthen Moon (Chandra)
Ruling planet: Moon (Chandra) · Lucky day: Monday
- Colour: white, cream or silver — wear white on Mondays; use silver in your home.
- Donation (daan): rice, milk, white cloth or camphor to the needy on a Monday.
- Lal Kitab acts: keep your mother’s blessings; feed a girl child; store fresh water in silver; avoid quarrels at home.
- Mantra: Om Chandraya Namah.
Number 3 — Strengthen Jupiter (Guru)
Ruling planet: Jupiter (Guru) · Lucky day: Thursday
- Colour: yellow or saffron — wear yellow on Thursdays; use gold-tone items in worship.
- Donation (daan): chana dal, yellow sweets or a book to a teacher or Brahmin on a Thursday.
- Lal Kitab acts: respect teachers and priests; keep books and scriptures with reverence; apply a saffron tilak; feed a temple cow.
- Mantra: Om Brihaspataye Namah.
Number 4 — Strengthen Rahu
Ruling planet: Rahu · Lucky day: Saturday
- Colour: grey or smoky blue — wear grey or smoky shades; avoid gaudy displays.
- Donation (daan): coconut in flowing water; black-and-white blankets or barley to the needy.
- Lal Kitab acts: keep a solid silver square with you; feed dogs; help outcastes and marginalised people; avoid leftovers and clutter at home.
- Mantra: Om Rahave Namah.
Number 5 — Strengthen Mercury (Budh)
Ruling planet: Mercury (Budh) · Lucky day: Wednesday
- Colour: green or light grey — wear green on Wednesdays; keep green plants in the study.
- Donation (daan): green mung, green vegetables or a pen to a student on a Wednesday.
- Lal Kitab acts: keep your speech clean; feed birds and small animals; do not lie for gain; support a young child’s education.
- Mantra: Om Budhaya Namah.
Number 6 — Strengthen Venus (Shukra)
Ruling planet: Venus (Shukra) · Lucky day: Friday
- Colour: white, pink or pastels — wear white or pastels on Fridays; keep flowers in the bedroom.
- Donation (daan): white sweets, curd, perfume, cloth for a young girl — on a Friday.
- Lal Kitab acts: respect and support women in the family; avoid dishonesty in romance; keep the home clean and beautiful; use rose water in worship.
- Mantra: Om Shukraya Namah.
Number 7 — Strengthen Ketu
Ruling planet: Ketu · Lucky day: Monday
- Colour: white or pale smoky shades — wear pale colours; keep the pooja space simple and clean.
- Donation (daan): a striped blanket, sesame or food to a monk or sadhu.
- Lal Kitab acts: feed stray dogs; sit in silence daily; keep a small piece of the flag or dhwaja at home; care for your grandparents’ memory.
- Mantra: Om Ketave Namah.
Number 8 — Strengthen Saturn (Shani)
Ruling planet: Saturn (Shani) · Lucky day: Saturday
- Colour: dark blue, black or grey — wear dark blue or black on Saturdays; use iron thoughtfully.
- Donation (daan): black sesame (til), mustard oil, iron items, black urad dal — to a labourer or the elderly on Saturday.
- Lal Kitab acts: never insult labourers or the elderly; feed a black dog or crow; touch the feet of workers on Saturdays; keep your word.
- Mantra: Om Shanaischaraya Namah.
Number 9 — Strengthen Mars (Mangal)
Ruling planet: Mars (Mangal) · Lucky day: Tuesday
- Colour: red, maroon or crimson — wear red on Tuesdays; use red flowers in worship.
- Donation (daan): red masoor dal, jaggery, red flowers to a temple on a Tuesday.
- Lal Kitab acts: respect siblings; recite the Hanuman Chalisa on Tuesdays; donate blood if healthy; avoid violent anger — walk it off.
- Mantra: Om Angarakaya Namah.
The Two Most Important Rules दो मुख्य नियम
1. Do a remedy for 43 days, not 4 days. Lal Kitab tradition says a remedy must be done consistently for approximately 43 days without break to complete its cycle. If you miss a day, restart. The point is not superstition; it is the discipline of steady attention that shifts anything.
2. Match the remedy to a specific planet, not to a symptom. Do not layer many random remedies at once. Pick the ruling planet you actually need to strengthen — usually the one behind your weakest number or a genuinely difficult Mulank or Bhagyank — and give it 43 focused days. Then reassess.
What Remedies Cannot Do उपाय क्या नहीं करते
Remedies are traditional spiritual practices. They can support you and shift your inner attitude; they cannot replace medical treatment, financial planning, legal advice or genuine effort. Do not use them as an excuse to avoid the real work of a decision. Numerology is one small lens among many.
Frequently Asked Questions सामान्य प्रश्न
Do numerology remedies really work?
They are traditional practices with no scientific proof of effect. What is real is the shift in attention, discipline and honest daily conduct that a 43-day remedy asks for — and that shift can matter a great deal.
How long should I do a numerology remedy?
Lal Kitab tradition asks for approximately 43 consistent days. Miss a day and restart. Then observe honestly whether anything has shifted before layering another remedy.
Which remedy do I start with?
Start with the planet behind your Mulank or your most-troubling number. Colour, mantra and donation are the safest, effective place to begin.
Can I do more than one remedy at a time?
Better to focus on one planet for 43 days than dilute your attention across many. If two of your numbers share a planet, that remedy is doubly relevant.
Should I wear the gemstone for my number?
Only after a qualified astrologer has checked your full chart. A wrong stone (especially Neelam-8 or Gomed-4) can worsen things. Start with the safe remedies above.
Do I need a priest for these remedies?
No — the point of Lal Kitab is that its remedies are household-level and affordable. A priest may help for complex cases; the daily upay do not need one.
Is numerology scientifically proven?
No. Numerology is a traditional belief system used for self-insight and guidance, not a science, and not a substitute for professional advice.