In Parashari astrology, Daan (selfless charity), Vrat (conscious dietary discipline), and Aushadhi Snaan (sacred herbal bathing) are the three purest, zero-risk methods to pacify planetary imbalances without the risk of wearing incorrect gemstones.
The PDF mentions donating red or ruby-colored clothes and items as a Sun remedy.
Feeding an ox is listed in the Lal Kitab section as a Sun remedy.
The PDF suggests offering sweets to young children, especially girls, for weak Moon.
The PDF says keeping pets and feeding them milk daily may help calm Moon-related trouble.
The PDF includes a caution that people affected by weak Moon should avoid having any spiritual place named after themselves.
The PDF warns against keeping birds in cages and suggests feeding birds in a garden instead.
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