Margashirsha Masam 2025 Tuesday Rituals: Complete Guide to Mangalvar Vrat, Hanuman Worship & Benefits

Introduction: Divine Power of Margashirsha Tuesdays

When the most sacred month of the Hindu calendar meets Tuesday—the day of divine strength and courage—an extraordinary spiritual opportunity emerges. Margashirsha Mangalvar (Tuesday) in 2025 combines Lord Krishna’s beloved month with Lord Hanuman’s powerful day, creating a spiritually charged period for devotion, obstacle removal, and divine blessings.

In the Bhagavad Gita (10.35), Lord Krishna declares himself as Margashirsha among all months, making this period exceptionally potent for all spiritual practices. When combined with Tuesday—dedicated to Lord Hanuman, the epitome of strength, devotion, and fearlessness—the spiritual benefits multiply exponentially.

Tuesday is also associated with Mangal (Mars), the planet governing courage, energy, and determination. Observing Mangalvar Vrat during Margashirsha month helps devotees overcome Mangal Dosha, gain physical strength, remove obstacles, and achieve success in all endeavors.

Margashirsha Masam 2025: Important Dates

According to the traditional Hindu calendar, Margashirsha Masam 2025 spans:

Start Date: November 21, 2025 (Thursday) – Shukla Paksha begins
End Date: December 19, 2025 (Friday) – Krishna Paksha concludes

Margashirsha Tuesdays in 2025

The sacred Tuesdays falling during Margashirsha Masam 2025 are:

November 25, 2025 – First Margashirsha Tuesday (Vivah Panchami also falls this week)
December 2, 2025 – Second Margashirsha Tuesday
December 9, 2025 – Third Margashirsha Tuesday
December 16, 2025 – Fourth Margashirsha Tuesday

Special Note: Vivah Panchami (celebrating Lord Rama and Sita’s wedding) falls on November 25, 2025, making the first Margashirsha Tuesday doubly auspicious for Hanuman devotees, as Hanuman is Rama’s greatest devotee.

Note: Dates may vary by 1-2 days based on regional calendars (North Indian Amanta vs South Indian Purnimanta systems). Always consult your local Panchang for precise timings.

Why Margashirsha Tuesdays Are Supremely Powerful

The Divine Confluence

Margashirsha Mangalvar represents a rare spiritual convergence:

Lord Krishna’s Month: Margashirsha is personally declared by Lord Krishna as His own manifestation, making all spiritual practices during this month yield multiplied results.

Lord Hanuman’s Day: Tuesday (Mangalvar) is intrinsically dedicated to Lord Hanuman, who embodies unwavering devotion, supernatural strength, and the power to overcome any obstacle.

Mars Energy: Tuesday is ruled by Mangal (Mars), the planet of courage, determination, and victory. Proper Tuesday worship strengthens positive Martian influences while neutralizing negative effects.

Enhanced Karmic Benefits: Ancient scriptures declare that worship, charity, and spiritual discipline performed during Margashirsha yield up to 100 times the normal spiritual merit.

The Legend of Hanuman and Tuesday

According to Hindu tradition, Tuesday is considered Lord Hanuman’s birthday. It was on a Tuesday that Anjana Devi gave birth to Hanuman through Lord Shiva’s blessing (Hanuman is considered the 11th Rudra avatar). This makes every Tuesday special for Hanuman worship, and Margashirsha Tuesdays exceptionally powerful.

Lord Hanuman: The Perfect Devotee

Lord Hanuman’s connection to both Lord Shiva (as his avatar) and Lord Rama (as his supreme devotee) creates a unique spiritual bridge. During Margashirsha—Lord Krishna’s month—worshipping Hanuman gains additional potency because:

Hanuman exemplifies perfect devotion, just as Krishna teaches in the Bhagavad Gita
Both Krishna and Rama are Vishnu avatars, creating divine alignment
Hanuman’s celibacy (Brahmacharya) and self-discipline mirror Margashirsha’s sattvic energy

Complete Benefits of Margashirsha Mangalvar Vrat

Spiritual Benefits

Divine Grace and Blessings:

Direct blessings from Lord Hanuman, the most accessible and compassionate deity
Enhanced connection with divine consciousness
Purification of karmic burdens across lifetimes
Protection from negative energies, black magic, and evil influences
Spiritual strength to overcome attachments and move toward moksha

Astrological Remedies:

Neutralization of Mangal Dosha (Manglik) in horoscope
Strengthening weak or afflicted Mars in birth chart
Balancing aggressive or impulsive tendencies
Protection from accidents, injuries, and blood-related disorders
Harmony in planetary alignments

Material and Personal Benefits

Life Challenges and Obstacles:

Removal of all obstacles in career, business, and personal life
Victory over enemies, competitors, and adversaries
Success in legal matters, disputes, and conflicts
Protection during travels and journeys
Courage to face difficult situations

Health and Vitality:

Enhanced physical strength, stamina, and immunity
Recovery from chronic illnesses and health issues
Relief from blood disorders, skin problems, and infections
Mental fortitude and emotional resilience
Protection from epidemic diseases

Family and Relationships:

Harmonious marital life and domestic peace
Finding a suitable life partner (especially for those affected by Mangal Dosha)
Blessing of progeny (especially male children, according to tradition)
Resolution of family conflicts and misunderstandings
Protection for siblings and loved ones

Career and Success:

Success in competitive examinations and interviews
Promotions, recognition, and professional growth
Business prosperity and new opportunities
Leadership qualities and decision-making abilities
Confidence and fearlessness in endeavors

Mental and Emotional Well-being:

Freedom from fear, anxiety, and depression
Mental clarity and focused thinking
Control over anger and aggressive tendencies
Emotional balance and inner peace
Enhanced memory, intelligence, and concentration

The 21 Consecutive Tuesday Vrat (Ekavish Mangalvar)

One of the most powerful spiritual practices is observing 21 consecutive Tuesday fasts dedicated to Lord Hanuman. When at least 4-5 of these Tuesdays fall during Margashirsha month, the spiritual potency increases dramatically.

The Sacred Tradition

According to Hindu scriptures and countless devotee experiences, observing 21 consecutive Tuesday fasts with complete devotion fulfills even the most difficult wishes. This practice is particularly powerful for:

Overcoming severe Mangal Dosha
Blessing of children
Marriage proposals and marital harmony
Business establishment and financial stability
Serious health recovery
Legal victory and justice

Starting the 21 Tuesday Vrat

Most Auspicious Starting Periods:

Margashirsha Month (November-December) – Most powerful
Chaitra Month (March-April) – Hanuman Jayanti period
Shravan Month (July-August) – General auspiciousness
Any Tuesday after a New Moon (Amavasya)

Important Guidelines:

Once started, complete all 21 Tuesdays without break (except for unavoidable circumstances like serious illness or women’s monthly cycle)
If one Tuesday is missed, add an extra Tuesday at the end to maintain the count
Maintain celibacy (Brahmacharya) throughout the 21-week period
Avoid non-vegetarian food, alcohol, and tamasic substances
Practice truth, non-violence, and compassion

Complete Margashirsha Tuesday Vrat Vidhi (Ritual Procedure)

Pre-Dawn Preparation (Brahma Muhurta: 4:00 AM – 6:00 AM)

1. Sacred Wake-Up and Purification

Rise during Brahma Muhurta (approximately 1.5 hours before sunrise)
Recite upon waking: “Om Shree Hanumate Namah”
Take a thorough bath, adding a pinch of rock salt and turmeric to the water
If possible, add Ganga Jal or water from a sacred river
The bath symbolizes purification of body, mind, and consciousness

2. Wear Appropriate Attire

Color Significance: Red is the most auspicious color for Tuesday as it represents Mars energy and Hanuman’s power
Men: Clean dhoti (preferably red, saffron, or white) with upper cloth
Women: Clean saree or salwar suit in red, orange, yellow, or white
Avoid black, dark blue, or torn/unwashed clothes
Apply a small tilak of sindoor or kumkum on the forehead

3. Sankalp (Sacred Vow)

Stand or sit facing east in your puja room
Hold water, rice grains, and a flower in your right palm (over a small vessel)
With focused intention and folded hands, take your vow:

Sankalp Mantra:

“Om Tat Sat Adya (current date and day) Mangalvaare, Margashirsha Maase, (your name) aham, Shree Hanumad prasaadartham, Mangalvar vratam karishye.”

Translation: “On this auspicious Tuesday of Margashirsha month, I (your name) shall observe the Tuesday fast for Lord Hanuman’s grace.”

Release the water with rice and flowers into the vessel
Clearly state your intention: why you’re fasting and what blessings you seek

Morning Puja Ritual (6:00 AM – 8:00 AM)

1. Prepare the Puja Space

Clean your puja room or worship area thoroughly
Wipe the floor and surfaces with clean water
Sprinkle Ganga Jal throughout the space for purification
Arrange a small wooden platform (chowki) or clean surface
Spread a red or yellow cloth on the platform

2. Set Up the Altar

Place in order:

Lord Hanuman’s idol or picture (center position)
Lord Ganesha’s image (on the left, to remove obstacles)
Optional: Lord Rama, Sita, and Lakshmana picture (as Hanuman is their devotee)
A small kalash (water pot) with mango leaves
Incense holder, lamp holder, and bell

3. Ganesh Puja (Obstacle Removal)

Always begin with Lord Ganesha to ensure obstacle-free worship:

Offer red flowers to Ganesha
Chant: “Om Gan Ganapataye Namah” (11 times)
Pray for successful completion of the Tuesday vrat

4. Main Hanuman Puja

a) Invocation:

Light a ghee lamp and incense sticks. Ring the bell and invoke Hanuman’s presence:

“Om Hanumate Namah, Aagaccha Aagaccha, Sthapayami, Pujayami Cha”

b) Offerings (Upachara):

Offer each item while chanting “Om Hanumate Namah”:

Asanam (Seat): Offer a seat by visualizing Hanuman seated on your altar
Arghyam (Water for washing feet): Offer water with flowers
Achamaniyam (Water for sipping): Offer water in a small spoon
Snanam (Bath): Sprinkle water on the idol/picture
Vastram (Cloth): Offer a new red cloth or handkerchief
Yagnopaveet (Sacred thread): Offer a sacred thread if available
Gandham (Sandalwood paste): Apply sandalwood paste or offer it in a small bowl
Pushpam (Flowers): Offer fresh red flowers—especially jasmine, hibiscus, and marigold
Dhoop (Incense): Wave incense sticks in circular motion
Deepam (Lamp): Show the ghee lamp in circular motion while ringing bell
Naivedyam (Food offerings): Offer the prepared prasad (detailed below)
Tambulam (Betel leaves): Offer betel leaves with areca nut
Dakshina (Offering): Place a coin or currency note as symbolic offering
Pradakshina (Circumambulation): Mentally circumambulate three times
Namaskara (Prostration): Bow down and offer your respects

c) Special Margashirsha Offerings:

During Margashirsha, add these special offerings:

Tulsi leaves (sacred basil) – especially significant during this month
Besan ladoos (gram flour sweet balls)
Red flowers in abundance
Jasmine oil or sindoor
Bananas, coconuts, and seasonal fruits
Jaggery (gur) pieces
Roasted gram (chana)

Sacred Mantras for Margashirsha Tuesday

1. Primary Hanuman Mantra (108 times):

ॐ हनुमते नमः
Om Hanumate Namah

This simple yet powerful mantra invokes Hanuman’s presence and blessings. Use a rudraksha mala (prayer beads) to count.

2. Hanuman Beej Mantra (at least 21 times):

ॐ ऐं भ्रीं हनुमते
श्री राम दूताय नमः

Om Aeem Bhreem Hanumate
Shree Ram Dootaaya Namah

This seed mantra carries concentrated Hanuman energy and is extremely powerful for protection and strength.

3. Mangal (Mars) Beej Mantra (for Mangal Dosha removal – 108 times):

ॐ क्रां क्रीं क्रौं सः भौमाय नमः

Om Kraam Kreem Kraum Sah Bhaumaya Namah

Chant this specifically if you have Mangal Dosha or weak Mars in your horoscope.

4. Hanuman Gayatri Mantra (11 times):

ॐ अञ्जनेयाय विद्महे
वायुपुत्राय धीमहि।
तन्नो हनुमत् प्रचोदयात्॥

Om Anjaneya Vidmahe
Vayuputraya Dhimahi
Tanno Hanumat Prachodayat

5. Hanuman Chalisa (Complete Recitation):

Recite the complete Hanuman Chalisa at least once (preferably 3, 7, 11, or 108 times if possible). This 40-verse devotional hymn is the most beloved Hanuman prayer, composed by Goswami Tulsidas.

Key verse for Mangalvar:

“संकट कटें मिटें सब पीरा।
जो सुमिरै हनुमत बलबीरा॥”

Sankat katein mitein sab peera
Jo sumirai Hanumat balbeera

Translation: “All crises are resolved and all pains vanish for those who remember the powerful and mighty Hanuman.”

6. Bajrang Baan (For Ultimate Protection – Optional but Powerful):

If facing serious obstacles, black magic, or extreme difficulties, recite the Bajrang Baan—an extremely powerful protective prayer. However, this should be recited with proper guidance and complete purity.

Reading the Mangalvar Vrat Katha

After completing the puja and mantras, sit comfortably and read or listen to the Mangalvar Vrat Katha—the sacred story explaining the origin and power of Tuesday fasting:

The Story of the Brahmin Couple (Brief Summary):

Once upon a time, a devoted Brahmin couple lived in poverty. Despite their hardships, they remained faithful to God. The wife, distressed by their childlessness, began observing strict Tuesday fasts with complete devotion to Lord Hanuman.

She would wake early, bathe, wear clean clothes, and worship Hanuman with red flowers, sindoor, and besan ladoos. Her husband traveled to another village for work. During his absence, through her unwavering devotion and 21 consecutive Tuesday fasts, Lord Hanuman blessed her with a beautiful baby boy.

When the husband returned months later and saw the child, he doubted his wife’s fidelity and accused her of adultery. The wife explained that the child was Hanuman’s blessing, but the husband refused to believe her. That very night, Lord Hanuman appeared in the husband’s dream and revealed the entire truth.

The next morning, filled with remorse and gratitude, the husband accepted his wife and son with great love. They named the child Mangal (meaning auspicious), as he was born through Mangalvar Vrat’s grace. The family lived happily, continuing to observe Tuesday fasts with devotion, and were blessed with prosperity, health, and divine protection throughout their lives.

Moral: This story demonstrates that sincere devotion and regular Tuesday fasting please Lord Hanuman, who removes all obstacles and fulfills righteous desires, including the blessing of children.

Daytime Observances

Throughout Tuesday (Morning to Evening):

1. Maintain Sattvic Energy:

Avoid anger, harsh speech, and negative thoughts
Practice patience and kindness with everyone
Speak truth and avoid gossip or unnecessary conversation
Maintain mental focus on Hanuman’s divine form

2. Chanting Practice:

Continue chanting “Om Hanumate Namah” throughout the day
Use a mala to count mantras during free time
Mental chanting is acceptable when vocal chanting isn’t possible

3. Study Sacred Texts:

Read from the Ramayana, especially the Sundara Kanda (Hanuman’s chapter)
Study the Hanuman Chalisa meaning and significance
Read devotional stories of Hanuman’s miracles

4. Fasting Discipline:

Maintain your chosen fasting method strictly
Stay hydrated with water or permitted beverages
Avoid watching inappropriate content or entertainment
Use the day for spiritual growth and self-reflection

5. Temple Visit (If Possible):

Visit a Hanuman temple in the late afternoon or evening
Circumambulate the temple 7 or 11 times
Offer your prepared prasad or temple-specific offerings
Participate in evening aarti if available

Evening Rituals (Sunset Time: 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM)

1. Evening Aarti:

Light a new ghee lamp and fresh incense
Perform the complete Hanuman Aarti
Ring the bell continuously during aarti
Wave the lamp in circular clockwise motion
Sing or play recorded aarti with devotion

Popular Hanuman Aarti:

“आरती कीजै हनुमान लला की।
दुष्ट दलन रघुनाथ कला की॥”

Aarti keejai Hanuman lala ki
Dusht dalan Raghunath kala ki

2. Final Prayers:

Seek forgiveness for any mistakes in the vrat
Thank Lord Hanuman for his blessings and protection
Pray for strength to continue the Tuesday vrat
Distribute prasad among family members

3. Special Margashirsha Practice:

If possible, light a mustard oil lamp near a Tulsi plant
Offer water to Tulsi while chanting Vishnu mantras
This combines Margashirsha’s special Tulsi worship with Tuesday observances

Breaking the Fast (Parana)

Timing: After evening aarti and prayers, ideally after moonrise or after sunset

Step-by-Step Parana:

First consume the prasad offered to Hanuman (ladoo, fruit, etc.)
Drink water mixed with Tulsi leaves or plain water
If observing partial fast, eat the permitted vrat foods
If observing full fast, break with light, sattvic food

Recommended Breaking-Fast Foods:

Light Option:

Milk with jaggery or honey
Fresh fruits (bananas, apples, pomegranates)
Dry fruits and nuts

Complete Meal Option:

One meal consisting of wheat chapatis with jaggery (roti with gur)
Simple potato curry with rock salt
Plain rice with ghee
Yogurt or buttermilk
Simple vegetable preparation

Dietary Guidelines for Margashirsha Tuesday Vrat

Types of Fasting

1. Nirjala Vrat (Waterless Fast):

Most rigorous form—no food or water from sunrise to sunset
Only for those in excellent health
Particularly powerful for severe Mangal Dosha
Break fast after sunset with water first, then prasad

2. Phalahar Vrat (Fruit-based Fast):

Most common method for Tuesday fasting
Consume fruits, milk products, and specific fasting foods
Permitted throughout the day
More sustainable for regular practice

3. One Meal Vrat (Eka Bhukta):

One sattvic meal in late afternoon after completing puja
Meal should include wheat and jaggery
No food before or after the designated meal time

4. Simple Food Restriction:

Avoid specific items like salt, grains, and non-veg
Normal eating with restrictions
Suitable for beginners or those with health conditions

Foods Allowed During Phalahar Vrat

Fruits:

All fresh fruits: bananas, apples, oranges, pomegranates, mangoes (seasonal), grapes, papaya, watermelon
Dry fruits: almonds, cashews, raisins, dates, walnuts, pistachios
Coconut and coconut water

Dairy Products:

Milk (cow’s milk preferred)
Curd/yogurt (plain, homemade)
Buttermilk
Paneer (cottage cheese)
Butter and ghee

Fasting Flours:

Sabudana (sago/tapioca pearls)
Singhare ka atta (water chestnut flour)
Kuttu ka atta (buckwheat flour)
Rajgira (amaranth flour)

Vegetables (Limited):

Potatoes
Sweet potatoes
Pumpkin (kaddu)
Bottle gourd (lauki)
Raw banana

Seasonings:

Rock salt (sendha namak) ONLY
Black pepper
Cumin seeds
Green chilies
Ginger
Curry leaves
Lemon

Beverages:

Water (plenty of it)
Coconut water
Herbal tea (without regular tea leaves)
Milk
Fresh fruit juices (without sugar; use honey or jaggery if needed)

Foods to Strictly Avoid

Grains and Pulses:

Rice
Wheat (except one meal after puja if following that tradition)
All lentils (dal)
Regular atta (wheat flour)
Besan (except for making prasad ladoos)

Vegetables:

Onion and garlic (most important)
Brinjal (eggplant)
Mushrooms
Most regular vegetables

Seasonings:

Regular table salt (only rock salt allowed)
Turmeric (some allow, some don’t)
Hing (asafoetida)
Packaged spice mixes

Prohibited Foods:

Non-vegetarian food (meat, fish, eggs)
Alcohol and intoxicants
Tobacco and smoking
Processed and packaged foods
Outside restaurant food

Sample Tuesday Vrat Meal Plan

Early Morning (4-5 AM):

Water with soaked almonds (3-5 pieces)

Post-Puja (7-8 AM):

Milk with banana
OR Fruit salad with honey
Handful of dates and nuts

Mid-Morning (10-11 AM):

Coconut water or fresh fruit juice

Lunch Time (12-1 PM):

Option 1: Sabudana khichdi with peanuts and potatoes (using rock salt)
Option 2: Kuttu ki puri with potato curry
Option 3: Singhare ki roti with curd
Fresh fruits

Evening Snack (3-4 PM):

Dry fruits and nuts
OR Fruit smoothie with milk

After Puja/Breaking Fast (6-7 PM):

Hanuman prasad (besan ladoo or offered fruit)
If full meal: Wheat chapati with jaggery, simple potato curry, curd
Milk with saffron

Special Margashirsha Tuesday Practices

Brahmacharya (Celibacy and Self-Discipline)

Lord Hanuman is the epitome of Brahmacharya—complete celibacy and self-control. To fully receive his blessings:

Physical Brahmacharya:

Abstain from sexual activity on Tuesday (especially during the 21-week vrat period)
Avoid lustful thoughts and activities
Maintain purity of body through cleanliness

Mental Brahmacharya:

Control sensory indulgences
Avoid watching inappropriate content
Practice thought control and meditation
Focus energy on spiritual growth

Benefits of Brahmacharya Practice:

Enhanced willpower and mental strength
Spiritual energy conservation
Deeper meditation experiences
Faster manifestation of vrat results

Charity and Dana (Donations)

Tuesday is highly auspicious for specific types of charity:

Items to Donate on Margashirsha Tuesdays:

Red cloth or red clothing
Besan ladoos to temples or poor people
Jaggery and chana (gram) to the needy
Red flowers to Hanuman temples
Sindoor (vermillion) to temple
Jasmine or mustard oil for temple lamps
Books, especially Hanuman Chalisa or Ramayana
Red lentils (masoor dal) – although consumption is avoided
Money to genuine charitable causes

Who to Give To:

Temple priests and workers
Poor and needy families
Elderly people and widows
Genuine spiritual seekers
Educational institutions
Cow shelters (gaushalas)

Proper Dana Method:

Give with respect and humility
Don’t expect recognition or thanks
Give with your right hand
Accompany with prayers for the recipient’s well-being

Temple Worship and Community Participation

Temple Visit Guidelines:

Visit Hanuman temple on Tuesday evening if possible
Best time: After 4 PM, especially during sunset
Circumambulate (pradakshina) 7 or 11 times clockwise
Sit and meditate before the deity
Participate in community aarti and bhajans
Offer your prepared prasad or donate to temple

Famous Hanuman Temples for Margashirsha Tuesday:

Sankat Mochan Hanuman Temple, Varanasi
Hanuman Garhi, Ayodhya
Balaji Temple, Mehandipur, Rajasthan
Panchmukhi Hanuman Temple, Karnatka
Local neighborhood Hanuman temples (equally powerful with devotion)

Sundara Kanda Recitation

The Sundara Kanda (Beautiful Chapter) from Valmiki’s Ramayana describes Hanuman’s heroic journey to Lanka. It’s the only chapter entirely focused on Hanuman.

Special Practice:

Recite Sundara Kanda on Tuesdays during Margashirsha
Can be read in Hindi, Sanskrit, or your regional language
Even listening to recorded versions brings blessings
Particularly powerful for: removing obstacles, finding lost items/people, achieving impossible goals

Hanuman Jayanti Connection

While Hanuman Jayanti is celebrated in Chaitra month (March-April), devotees who begin their 21 Tuesday vrat during Margashirsha often complete it around Hanuman Jayanti, creating a perfect spiritual cycle.

Rules and Restrictions for Tuesday Vrat

Do’s (Acharana)

Spiritual Practices:

Wake early during Brahma Muhurta
Maintain physical and mental cleanliness
Wear red or orange clothes
Chant Hanuman mantras throughout the day
Read Hanuman Chalisa at least once
Maintain silence (mauna) as much as possible
Practice meditation and pranayama
Speak truth and practice non-violence
Show compassion to all beings

Daily Life:

Complete your puja before starting daily work
Share prasad with family and others
Help those in need
Feed animals, especially monkeys and cows
Keep your home and surroundings clean

Don’ts (Niyama)

Prohibited Actions:

Do not shave or cut hair on Tuesday (especially during 21-week vrat)
Avoid cutting nails
Don’t use sharp objects unnecessarily
Avoid watching violent or inappropriate content
Don’t engage in gossip or idle talk
Avoid arguments, fights, and anger
Don’t speak lies or harsh words
Avoid gambling and wasteful activities
Don’t sleep during daytime
Avoid laziness and procrastination

Kitchen Rules:

Don’t let food burn in the kitchen
Strictly avoid cooking non-vegetarian food at home
Don’t waste food or water
Avoid using onion and garlic in cooking

For Women:

During menstrual periods, women should not enter the puja room or touch the deity
However, they can continue fasting (if comfortable) from outside
Mental prayers and chanting are perfectly acceptable
The vrat count continues; no need to repeat that Tuesday

Margashirsha Tuesday Benefits by Intent

For Mangal Dosha Removal

If you have Mangal Dosha in your horoscope:

Observe 21 consecutive Tuesday fasts
Chant Mangal Beej Mantra: “Om Kraam Kreem Kraum Sah Bhaumaya Namah” 108 times
Donate red items (red cloth, red lentils, copper items)
Wear a red coral gemstone after astrological consultation
Feed red-faced monkeys with jaggery and gram

For Marriage and Relationships

Singles seeking marriage:

Observe 16 or 21 consecutive Tuesday fasts
Offer red flowers and sindoor to Hanuman
Pray with clear intention for a suitable partner
Practice Brahmacharya sincerely
Read the Mangalvar Vrat Katha with faith

Married couples for harmony:

Both partners observe fast together
Pray for marital bliss and understanding
Avoid conflicts on Tuesdays
Share prasad with love

For Child Blessing

Couples seeking children:

Wife should observe Tuesday fasts (husband can support by fasting too)
Complete 21 consecutive Tuesdays without break
Read the Mangalvar Vrat Katha which specifically mentions child blessing
Offer besan ladoos to Hanuman
Donate to children’s causes and educational institutions

For Career and Success

For job seekers and professionals:

Observe Tuesday fasts with specific intention