ABHISHEKAM EVENTS
Navagraha Abhishekam
Navagrahas Abhishekam: ritual is performed on various deities, including the Navagrahas (the nine planets) to seek their blessings and mitigate negative influences. Here’s a detailed explanation of the benefits of performing Abhishekam for each Navagraha and the specific days associated with them
Sun (Surya)
Abhishekam Benefits
Enhances personal charisma, leadership qualities, and overall well-being.
Days to perform
The most auspicious day is Sunday (Ravivar), which is dedicated to Surya.
Moon (Chandra)
Abhishekam Benefits
Improves emotional stability, mental peace, and overall health.
Days to perform
Monday (Somvar) is the ideal day for Moon worship.
Mars (Mangala)
Abhishekam Benefits
Strengthens courage, helps overcome obstacles, and improves financial prospects.
Days to perform
Tuesday (Mangalvar) is dedicated to Mars.
Mercury (Budha)
Abhishekam Benefits
Boosts intelligence, communication skills, and academic success.
Days to perform
Wednesday (Wednesday) or Gauvara is the favored day for Mercury worship.
Jupiter (Brhaspati)
Abhishekam Benefits
Enhances wisdom, prosperity, and spiritual growth.
Days to perform
Thursday (Gurujayavar) is dedicated to Jupiter.
Venus (Shukra)
Abhishekam Benefits
Improves relationships, love life, and artistic abilities.
Days to perform
Friday (Shukradi) is the ideal day for Venus worship.
Saturn (Shani)
Abhishekam Benefits
Provides patience, stability, and helps overcome long-term challenges.
Days to perform
Saturday (Shanivar) is dedicated to Saturn.
Rahu
Abhishekam Benefits
Mitigates negative effects of Rahu, enhancing career and financial success.
Days to perform
The most auspicious time is during the full moon (Purnima) or new moon (Amavasya).
Ketu
Abhishekam Benefits
Helps in overcoming obstacles related to Ketu, improves spiritual elevation and intuition.
Days to perform
The best days are also typically Purnima or Amavasya.
Additional Benefits
By performing Abhishekam on these specific days, devotees can seek the blessings of each Navagraha, thereby balancing their lives and mitigating negative influences.
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