Remedy
Red Horses in the South in Odd Numbers for Fame
Red horses represent the fire element and the Sun (Surya nadi), so they are placed in the South in an odd number (1, 3, 5, 7 and so on) for fame and recognition.
Remedy
White Horses in the North-West, Always in Even Numbers
White horses represent the Moon and the water element; they are placed in the North-West, always in an even number such as two, because the Chandra swar takes even counts. They sort out financial problems.
What it does
Solve financial problems and restore movement in the North-West.
Where
North-West, horses facing North or East
Samagri used
- Picture or idol of white horses, even number (2, 4, 6)
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How to do it
- 1Choose an even number of white horses, for example two
- 2Place the picture or idol in the North-West, especially where coming and going has reduced
- 3Make the running horses face North or East
Cautions
- Never an odd number of white horses
- Never let running horses face South
Explanation and notes
All power is measured in horse power. The NW is the gateway of movement; where movement has reduced, let white horses run there. Horses facing North or East lead from failure to success and from unrest to peace.
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