Lal Kitab
Lal Kitab's whole point was that a remedy should be within reach of anyone — feed an animal, donate a everyday thing, change a habit. Nothing on these pages requires a gemstone, a priest or a fee.
Governs vitality, the father, authority and the soul.
Governs the mind, the mother, emotions and comfort.
Governs energy, courage, siblings and property.
Governs intellect, speech, business and learning.
Governs wisdom, fortune, teachers and children.
Governs love, relationships, beauty and luxury.
Governs discipline, career, longevity and hard work.
Governs ambition, the unconventional and foreign matters.
Governs spirituality, detachment and intuition.
A word on remedies. These are supportive practices, offered as guidance — not transactions with a planet, and not a substitute for medical care, legal advice or dealing with a problem directly. If anyone tells you a remedy must be expensive to work, they have inverted the entire tradition they are quoting.