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Surya (Sun)

Planet of Self & Authority

Surya rules your core self — your sense of worth, your leadership, and the steady light you bring into a room.

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In Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra Ch. 3, Surya is the soul — the atma karaka for every chart^[1]. A strong Surya brings calm authority, honest self-worth, and steady daily discipline.

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How to Use These for Surya

Light on Sunday at sunrise
Face east. Light the Surya candle and chant Aditya Hridayam or the Surya beej mantra twelve times.
Anoint Simha attar on the crown
Apply Simha attar on the crown of the head and behind the ears before morning prayer.
Drink copper-stored water
Store water in a copper vessel overnight. Drink at sunrise before food.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who should strengthen Surya?+

Anyone with a weak Sun in their chart — low confidence, hard time in the sun, or leadership struggles. Your astrologer can confirm.

Can I use the Simha attar if I am not Leo?+

Yes. Simha is Leo, ruled by Surya. Anyone working with Surya energy can use it, not just Leos.

Classical Sources

[1]Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, Ch. 3.

Surya (Sun)

How to Use These for Surya

Light on Sunday at sunrise

Anoint Simha attar on the crown

Drink copper-stored water

Explore other Grahas

Frequently Asked Questions

Classical Sources