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PARIHARAM: HOW TO DO IT IN A FOREIGN COUNTRY?

FAQ's on Pariharam for the NRI's: 

1. I am living in a country, where there are no temples at all. What should I do?

Answer: You can treat your residence as the temple. You can sit in your Puja room and conduct the Puja and chant the mantra.

2. The temple is faraway from my residence. I can't go to the temple on weekdays, since it is too far away?

Answer: Conduct your prayer at the specified days in your house. Go to the temple on weekends (or when you are free) and do Pujas to all the Navagrahas at one go. It is not an offence to do the Puja in that manner.

3. You can't find crows and cows roaming around here in this country. What should I do with these Pulses? 

 Answers: Keep all the Pulses with you. When you are visiting India, bring all the Pulses by emptying into a container or box. You can even mix all the Pulses that are done as Pariharam for all the Planets. Conduct the rituals that are mentioned in this blog (to empty the pulses into the running water or to feed it to the cow) in your chosen place in India.

4. It is a criminal offence to throw anything into the river. Hence how to empty into water, as I rarely visit India? 

 Answer: Feed the Pulses or grains (both in cooked or in soaked condition) to any birds or any living creatures and complete the steps that are mentioned in the blog.

5. My family is in India, can they do Puja on my behalf?

 Answer: Yes, they can do Puja in your name (with Nakshatra & Rasi) as per the designated days. But remember that, you should maintain probity in your life @ you shouldn't eat Non-Vegetarian foods, drink alcohol, use drugs or indulge in sexual activities. That is, there should be perfect coordination between you and your family members in India, while doing Pariharam. The Pariharam will deliver opposite results, if you keep both your body and mind in a corrupt manner, while your family members do the Puja on your behalf. You must also do the maximum by chanting the mantras and keeping yourself clean both mentally and bodily.

6. Guide me, how to calculate the horas, when I go through Day Light Saving Time? 

 Answers: You must detect 1 hour from the Day Light Saving time to calculate the correct hora time.

7. I stay with room mates; they cook Non Vegetarian foods and drink alcohol in the room itself. Hence it is hard for me to follow the guidelines. What should I do?

Answers: If you are not able to maintain the sanctity in your living place, please don't do these rituals in your room. Chant the mantras 108 times after taking head bath on daily basis and keep your body and mind clean. This will help you to relocate yourself in an excellent environment @ you will get a chance to reside in a beautiful place to continue your Pariharam.

THE REAL MEANING OF PARIHARAM

FACTS ABOUT GEMS

FACTS ABOUT FASTING

HOW TO CHANT MANTRAS

HOW TO WORSHIP NAVAGRAHAS?

BEST PLACE TO DO PARIHARAM

HOW LONG A PARIHARAM IS TO BE DONE?

CAN I DO PARIHARAM THROUGH PROXIES?

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