Ruby

Description

In Indian astrology, Ruby (called Manik in Hindi) is a powerful gemstone associated with the planet Sun (Surya), which represents vitality, authority, and success. It is one of the nine Navratna (planetary stones) and holds great significance in Vedic astrology.

Astrological Benefits:

1. Strengthens the Sun’s Influence:
   Ruby is recommended for those with a weak or malefic Sun in their birth chart. It enhances the positive effects of the Sun, bringing strength, energy, and confidence.
2. Boosts Leadership and Authority:
   Wearing Ruby is believed to improve leadership qualities, decision-making skills, and the ability to command respect and authority in personal and professional life.
3. Enhances Self-Confidence:
   It helps overcome feelings of doubt or low self-esteem, promoting a sense of self-worth and positivity.
4. Attracts Success and Prosperity:
   Ruby is said to open doors to success, recognition, and financial stability by aligning the wearer with the Sun’s powerful energy.
5. Improves Health and Vitality:
   The stone is thought to strengthen the heart, improve blood circulation, and enhance overall physical and mental health.

Who Should Wear Ruby?

• People seeking to enhance their self-confidence, charisma, and leadership abilities.
• Those with a weak or afflicted Sun in their horoscope, facing issues related to health, reputation, or career stagnation.
• Professionals in fields requiring authority and recognition, such as politics, administration, or public speaking.

How to Wear Ruby:

• Day: Sunday is considered the best day to wear this stone.
• Metal: Ruby is usually set in gold or copper for maximum astrological benefits.
• Finger: Wear it on the ring finger of the right hand.
• Astrological Ritual: Before wearing, cleanse it with raw milk or Gangajal and energize it with the Sun mantra:
  “Om Suryaya Namah”.

Important Note:

Consult a qualified astrologer before wearing Ruby to ensure it aligns with your horoscope and planetary positions. Wearing an unsuitable stone can lead to undesired effects instead of benefits.