Shadow planets Rahu and Ketu, alongside karmic doshas such as Pitra Dosh and Kaal Sarp, often create inexplicable roadblocks in life. Classical Vedic scriptures and Lal Kitab recommend time-tested pacification rituals: river immersion of coconuts, silver serpent offerings, feeding stray dogs and crows, and Shiva Maha Mrityunjaya japa.
Mustard oil donation is listed as a remedy for Ketu's difficult pressure.
Taking care of dogs and helping street dogs is mentioned as a Ketu remedy.
Yellow and white are given as favourable colours for Ketu, while grey is advised to be avoided.
A silver vessel filled with honey and kept in the pantry is mentioned as a Lal Kitab remedy for Ketu.
Keeping a silver ball in the wallet or purse while going to work is mentioned as a Ketu remedy.
Raising a flag at a temple or inside a sacred place is mentioned as a Ketu remedy.
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