Availability of Gomed In India, Gomed, also known as Gomedhaka in Tamil, can be found in several regions like Bihar, Jammu and Kashmir, Shimla, Mysore, Orissa and Kullu. Hessonite is also available in Mexico, Tanzania, East Africa, Canada, Sri Lanka, Brazil and Madagascar. Gomed is a costly gemstone as it has to be mined in order to attain it. Uses of Gomed Hessonite or Gomed is generally not worn based on the sign of zodiac of a person. Those who actively participate in politics are recommended to use Gomed. Furthermore, those who are occupied by the Rahu planet in the tenth house of natal chart are also suggested to wear Gomed. Numerous curative properties are also related with Gomed or Hessonite. Hessonite is very supportive for persons who are affected by skin irritation and disorders, insomnia, gall bladder stones, cold, sore throat or infection, diseases related to blood, eye infection, sinus, fatigue, piles, allergies, epilepsy etc. Around five carats of Gomed jewellery can be worn by an individual. Rahu can affect and steer a person's horoscope and cause several diseases such as stress, stomach problems and other health related problems. More over, a person influenced by adverse effects Rahu, can suffer from financial troubles, disturbance in business and work, problems in personal life, unstable marital life, and other mounting problems. Moreover, Rahu also causes many Dashas like Sarpadasha, Kalasarpadasha, Putradasha, Kalathradasha etc. People struggling to make their mark in government jobs, law practice and enforcement, politics should use Gomed to improve their standing. Rituals for Wearing Gomed The proper weight of a Hessonite or Gomed should be at least 3 Ratti (480 mg). The gemstone should be cleansed in the Holy Ganges water and raw milk. The stone should be implanted in silver or five metals ring and should be worn on the middle finger while narrating 'Om Ram Rahuve Namah Om' mantra. Saturday is considered an auspicious day to conduct the ritual, particularly after sunset. The Gomed gemstone affects the occupant of the stone for almost three years from inception. Any person born in the period of 15th of February and 14th of March should possess the hessonite stone. Persons who have 4 as their lucky number should also use Gomed. Maintenance of Gomed The Gomed or Hessonite should be cleansed with plain water, mild soap, and a soft polishing cloth. A jewellery cleaner can also be used to clean the gemstone. Substitutes As Gomed is an expensive stone, 2 comparatively cheap substitutes are also available that have almost the same effect. Safi is brown or earth coloured stone which is almost matte and smooth. Tursa is another substitute which is pretty shiny, glossy and smooth and has a light yellow base colour. Users of Gomed Generally professionals like musicians, publishers, dancers, artists, athletes, artists gain various advantages after using Gomed. Furthermore, individuals involved in businesses like computer, service centres, transport, export and imports, dairy and agricultural implements, chemical factory, printing press, shops and groceries etc. can also benefit by using Gomed. |