Kusha Asana
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A seat woven or spread from Kusha grass, considered spiritually purifying and used for austere mantra sadhana such as a Shani anushthana.
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When should the ritual begin, and what are its attire, seat, and daily recitation rules?
The anushthana can begin on Makar Sankranti, a Saturday in Krishna Paksha, Shanishchari Amavasya, or Shani Jayanti, and runs 7 to 21 days; each day the practitioner recites the mantra 27 to 108 times seated on a Kusha Asana, wearing plain white clothing (avoiding blue or black) with a turmeric-tinted border, facing west, or east if west is not feasible.
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