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In Hindu mythology, Mangal Dosha is a celestial mix that happens if Mars (Mangal) is present in the first, second, fourth, seventh, eighth, or twelfth place of the ascendant birth chart or horoscope. A man conceived within the sight of this condition is termed a Manglik. Mangal Mahadasha lasts for a period of seven years. For the natives with a strongly placed Mars, this is the period to pursue one’s ambitions with vigor. The individual’s strength would increase and a determination to better them will arise. As per Vedic astrology Mars also rules property, hence it is an appropriate time to buy home. However if Mars is weakly placed in one’s horoscope the native may experience lack of courage, depleting strength, stagnant life circumstances and arguments with others. Health issues like wounds, bruises, accidents, skin rashes and even cancer make arise. Remedies for Mangal Dosh Pray to Lord Ganesha - Ganesha is the God of all beginnings and this includes the Nav...

Mangal Dosha Mangal Dosha also known as Manglik dosha in Indian astrology occurs when the position of planet mars (Mangal) is in 1st, 4th, 7th, 8th or 12th House. The positioning of Mars in kundali is responsible for 'Mangal Dosha' and the person is called a 'manglik'. Mangal Dosha is known for causing problems in marriage and relationships. Even the occurrence of the marriage of the person having this negativity in the birth chart results in delay in marriage. So, before marriage it is very essential to match horoscopes for Mangal Dosha or Kuja Dosha. It is also very important to analyze the chart and identify whether the kundali has a Mangal Dosha or not.  There are various remedies for early marriage for manglik . Here the few: Remedies for Kuja Dosha or Mangal Dosha 1.       Chanting of   Hanuman Chalisa daily is considered to be quite an auspicious tool to pacify the negativity arising out of Mangal Dosha.. 2.  ...

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