Sade Sati, a significant aspect in Vedic astrology, refers to the transit of Saturn (Shani Bhagavan) through the twelfth, first, and second houses from one's moon sign. It's believed to bring challenges and obstacles during its approximately seven-and-a-half-year cycle. However, its effects vary depending on the individual's birth chart and the positioning of other planets. Devotees often turn to various practices to mitigate the perceived negative impacts of Sade Sati. Worshipping Hanuman and Saturn on Saturdays is a common practice, as both are considered to have the power to alleviate the effects of Saturn's transit. Sunderkand, a chapter from the epic Ramayana, and the Hanuman Chalisa, a hymn dedicated to Lord Hanuman, are recited for spiritual strength and protection. Fasting on Saturdays from sunrise to sunset is another observance believed to appease Saturn. Alongside fasting, prayers and offerings to Hanuman and Saturn are made, seeking their blessings for s