The Rituals

Five pieces, and the practice is forty days. Something to wear, something to read, something to complete the count on, something that keeps negativity out, and something that invites good in. Five Rituals are sold as complete sets, one price and one parcel. Every piece is also sold on its own, so you can build one up in whatever order suits you.

  • FIVE PIECES, FORTY DAYS, KEPT PROPERLY

GIFTING RITUALS

The strongest gift here

A Ritual gives the person something to do for forty days instead of an object for a shelf. Four are built as gifts, and each one is a single set: five pieces, one price, one parcel. Bought one piece at a time the same five come to more, and each card below shows both figures. Nothing is discounted automatically at checkout.

Griha Pravesh Ritual

Griha Pravesh Ritual

For a new home · door piece included

Rs. 2,799FIVE PIECES · 40 DAYS

Separately Rs. 3,345 · you keep Rs. 546

Dhan Aakarshan Ritual

Dhan Aakarshan Ritual

For a new business or a new role

Rs. 2,899FIVE PIECES · 40 DAYS

Separately Rs. 3,545 · you keep Rs. 646

Nazar Suraksha Ritual

Nazar Suraksha Ritual

Protection, for the house

Rs. 2,999FIVE PIECES · 40 DAYS

Separately Rs. 3,645 · you keep Rs. 646

Shanti Ritual

Shanti Ritual

For quiet, and for elders

Rs. 2,799FIVE PIECES · 40 DAYS

Separately Rs. 3,545 · you keep Rs. 746

The fifth Ritual is the Shani Ritual, kept through Sade Sati and on Saturdays generally. See the Shani Ritual

THE FIVE PARTS

What a Ritual is made of

To wear

A bracelet, matched to your sign or your number, worn on the right hand.

To read

The chalisa or paath the practice uses.

To complete

A mala or a japa counter to keep the count.

To keep out

A Kirtimukh or nazar piece for the door. Tradition holds that it keeps negativity out of the house.

To invite in

A plant, a pyrite piece or kuberakshi. Tulsi is traditionally kept to invite good in.

HOW IT WORKS

One piece at a time, in your own order

Every piece is sold on its own and priced on its own. Most people start with the bracelet and fill the other four slots over the forty days.

01

Start with one

Usually the bracelet. The calendar card comes with it.

02

We show what is next

Always the cheapest remaining piece, never the most expensive.

03

Reminders, not offers

One short email the evening before each Saturday. Nothing sold in between.

04

Fill the fifth slot

When the fifth piece arrives the practice has everything it asks for.

AN EXAMPLE, PART WAY THROUGH

2 of 5 collected · Rs. 2,347 to complete

In your set: bracelet, mala · Suggested next: Hanuman Chalisa book Rs. 349 · Not yet: Kirtimukh Rs. 999, Tulsi plant Rs. 999

SATURDAY REMINDERS

Email me the Saturday reminders

Six emails, one the evening before each Saturday, then they stop.

The reminders go to the email address you give: one short email the evening before each Saturday, six in all, and nothing sold in between. Every one has an unsubscribe link at the bottom, and one click ends them. Your WhatsApp number is kept so we can answer anything you ask us about the Ritual.

BY NUMBER AND BY SIGN

Nine by moolank, twelve by rashi

Every Ritual is the same five slots. What changes is which bracelet, which paath and which plant: each one the pairing the tradition gives that graha.

BUILD YOUR OWN

Five slots, your pieces

SlotOptionsFrom
To wear Rashi, moolank or stone braceletRs. 429
To read Chalisa or paath bookletRs. 349
To complete Mala or japa counterRs. 399
To keep out Kirtimukh or nazar pieceRs. 999
To invite in Plant, pyrite or kuberakshiRs. 549
Har hafte ek chhota mail aata tha. Chaalis din ke baad band ho gaya.
Nitin · Nagpur
Card fridge pe chipka diya. Tareekh yaad rakhne ki zaroorat nahi padi.
Deepa · Bhopal
Beech mein kuch bechne ki koshish nahi ki. Achha laga.
Harsh · Delhi
Do I have to buy all five at once?

No. The five Rituals are sold as complete sets, and every piece is also sold on its own. If you build one up, the next suggestion is always the cheapest remaining piece.

What do the reminders say?

One short email the evening before each Saturday. Six of them, then they stop, and every one carries an unsubscribe link.

Who decided forty days?

The tradition did. Forty days is the anushthan period: you take a practice up, keep it without a break, and complete it on the forty-first day. That is how anushthan has been counted for thousands of years, and six Saturdays fall inside it, which is why a Ritual is built on six. We did not choose the number. We built the calendar card around it.

Can I gift one?

Yes. Four are built as gifts and each is a single set: five pieces, one price, one parcel. You can still buy the five pieces separately if you would rather, and nothing is discounted automatically at checkout.