Donations to Make as per Your Zodiac Sign
According to Vedic Astrology, donations can mitigate negative planetary effects and amplify positive influences. Celebrity Astrologer Prashant Kapoor suggests specific donations based on zodiac signs. Aries should donate red items on Tuesdays, while Taurus benefits from white sweets on Fridays. Gemini can donate green vegetables on Wednesdays, and Cancer, milk on Mondays.
In
Vedic Astrology
, daan (donation) is one of the most powerful remedies to reduce the malefic effects of planets and enhance their positive influence. Each zodiac sign is governed by a particular planet, and donating items associated with that planet can help cleanse karmic baggage, bring peace, and attract abundance.
When done with the right intention, these donations not only elevate the soul but also align you with the cosmic energies.
Here are recommended donations based on your zodiac sign:
Aries (Mesha)
Donate red clothes, masoor dal, or copper on Tuesdays.
This pleases Mars and brings strength and success.
Taurus (Vrishabha)
Donate white sweets, perfumes, or ghee on Fridays.
This strengthens Venus and enhances love and luxury.
Gemini (Mithuna)
Donate green vegetables, moong dal, or books on Wednesdays.
This calms Mercury and improves communication and intellect.
Cancer (Karka)
Donate milk, rice, or silver items on Mondays.
It appeases the Moon and brings emotional stability and mental peace.
Leo (Simha)
Donate wheat, jaggery, or copper utensils on Sundays.
This honors the Sun and boosts leadership, health, and fame.
Virgo (Kanya)
Donate green clothes, grass to cows, or stationery on Wednesdays.
This balances Mercury and sharpens your analytical abilities.
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Libra (Tula)
Donate white clothes, curd, or camphor on Fridays.
This enhances Venus's blessings and brings harmony in relationships.
Scorpio (Vrischika)
Donate red lentils, red cloth, or coral-like items on Tuesdays.
This reduces Mars-related aggression and brings focused energy.
Sagittarius (Dhanu)
Donate yellow clothes, turmeric, or bananas on Thursdays.
This strengthens Jupiter and invites wisdom and prosperity.
Capricorn (Makara)
Donate black sesame, iron, or mustard oil on Saturdays.
This helps pacify Saturn and relieves karmic burdens.
Aquarius (Kumbha)
Donate black clothes, shoes, or blankets on Saturdays.
It helps overcome obstacles and increases spiritual focus.
Pisces (Meena)
Donate yellow sweets, saffron, or books on dharma on Thursdays.
This pleases Jupiter and brings divine grace and spiritual clarity.
Prashant Kapoor,
Celebrity Astrologer
, Founder, AstroKapoor
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