10 Most Powerful Lal Kitab Remedies for Money and Success
Originally written in Urdu, the Lal Kitab is called the 'Red Book' of astrology, and its solutions are as famous as its secrets.
But what makes Lal Kitab remedies so popular for money, wealth, and success? The answer is simple: these remedies are practical, often inexpensive, and designed to harmonise the planets without complex pujas or costly rituals. Many believe that when nothing else works, Lal Kitab does.
If you are struggling with loans, stagnant income, bad luck in business, or want to bring prosperity into your life, here are the 10 most powerful Lal Kitab remedies for money and success.
Try them with faith and regularity, and remember, these remedies work best when combined with honest effort and positive thinking.
1. Feed Jaggery and Wheat to Cows on Sundays
Why it works: In Lal Kitab, the Sun is connected with one's reputation, fortune, and authority. When the Sun is weak or afflicted, money problems and stagnation follow. Feeding cows with a mix of jaggery (gur) and wheat on Sundays balances Surya's energy, increases fame, and opens doors to opportunities.
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How to do it: Every Sunday morning, mix a handful of wheat and a little jaggery, and offer it to a cow. Do this for at least 11 consecutive Sundays.
Result: Improves luck, brings new income sources, and helps in getting government jobs or promotions.
2. Donate Green Moong on Wednesdays
Why it works: Mercury (Budh) governs business, communication, intelligence, and cash flow. If Mercury is weak, you may see frequent losses, misunderstandings, or slow growth.
Donating green moong dal on Wednesdays strengthens Mercury and unblocks your money flow.
How to do it: On any Wednesday, donate 250 grams (one-quarter kilo) of green moong dal to a temple, a poor person, or a cow. You can also donate green clothes or bangles to young girls.
Result: Sharpens your mind, brings better business deals, and helps in clearing debts.
3. Float Coconut in Flowing Water for Loans
Why it works: Financial stuckness and loan burdens often point to negative Moon or Saturn effects.
Lal Kitab suggests offering a coconut to flowing water (river, canal) as a powerful remedy to release negative karma and stuck energy.
How to do it: On a Monday, take a fresh coconut and, after praying for relief, float it in a clean river or flowing canal. Repeat for 11 Mondays if debts are heavy.
Result: Removes hurdles in loan repayment, brings unexpected money, and gives mental relief.
4. Place a Silver Coin in Your Purse or Locker
Why it works: Silver represents Moon and Venus—planets of wealth, comfort, and stability.
Keeping silver in your locker, cash box, or purse strengthens financial security and protects wealth from sudden loss.
How to do it: Take a pure silver coin (no religious symbols required) and keep it where you store money. Recharge it by washing with raw milk every full moon.
Result: Enhances money inflow and ensures savings are protected from unnecessary expenses.
5. Offer Water to the Peepal Tree on Saturdays
Why it works: Shani (Saturn) is the judge of karma and the main planet causing money blocks when unhappy.
The peepal tree is Saturn's symbol in Lal Kitab. Offering water and lighting a diya under the tree brings Shani's blessings, removes delays, and unlocks success.
How to do it: On every Saturday at sunrise, pour water at the roots of a Peepal tree and light a mustard oil diya (lamp). Walk around the tree seven times, praying for financial stability.
Result: Clears obstacles in career, improves job stability, and attracts slow but steady wealth.
6. Feed Crows with Rotis or Sweet Rice
Why it works: Crows are linked to ancestors and Saturn. Feeding them is a simple yet effective remedy to remove ancestral debts (pitra dosh) and attract money luck.
How to do it: Prepare a few plain rotis (without salt) or some sweet rice, and feed them to crows any day, especially on Saturdays or during Pitru Paksha.
Result: Removes unseen obstacles, brings peace at home, and paves the way for new financial opportunities.
7. Keep a Green Plant or Tulsi at Home
Why it works: According to Lal Kitab, a healthy green plant at the entrance or balcony increases prosperity and shields against negative energy. Tulsi (holy basil) is considered especially auspicious for money and health.
How to do it: Plant a Tulsi in a clean pot, water it daily (except Sundays), and avoid keeping it dry or neglected. If Tulsi is not possible, any green, thriving plant works.
Result: Brings steady growth in wealth, reduces stress, and promotes harmony at home.
8. Offer Milk to Shivling on Mondays
Why it works: Lord Shiva is linked to the Moon, and Monday is his day. Offering raw milk to Shivling on Mondays balances the Moon's energy, calms the mind, and removes financial instability.
How to do it: Every Monday morning, go to a Shiva temple and pour a little raw milk on the Shivling. Chant 'Om Namah Shivaya' as you pray for wealth and peace.
Result: Removes sudden losses, brings new job offers, and heals emotional blocks related to money.
9. Give Away Old or Unused Shoes to the Needy
Why it works: Old shoes, slippers, or chappals represent Shani's energy and life's 'burdens.' Donating them removes karmic debts and eases Saturn's harsh effects on your finances.
How to do it: Collect your old, wearable shoes (not broken), clean them, and give them to a poor person on a Saturday. Do not bring them back home.
Result: Opens new income streams, helps in career changes, and removes delays in business deals.
10. Feed Flour Balls to Fish in a Pond
Why it works: In Lal Kitab, fish symbolise prosperity and smooth cash flow. Feeding them is a remedy for increasing income and removing blockages in business.
How to do it: Mix wheat flour with a little sugar, make small balls, and feed them to fish in a clean pond or river, preferably on Wednesdays or Fridays.
Result: Improves financial luck, clears business losses, and attracts new customers or clients.
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