Know about the good and bad effects caused by Deity Shani Dev

Saturday, known as Shaniwar in Hindi, is dedicated to Shani Dev. It is said that this deity governs this day, and hence the name, Shaniwar. You may chant the following Mantras dedicated to Lord Shani ;

Shani Dev is known as the embodies of the different  Graha (planet) Shani (in English it is used to be said as Saturn). According to the legends, Shani Dev is the son of the Sun God (Surya Dev) and Chhaya (Shadow). He delivers justice and punishes the wrongdoers. Hence he is hailed as the Lord of Justice. And this is because he makes us pay for our sins during the present and the previous births. 
However, Shani dev will also bless those who do good deeds by bestowing them with wealth and fame. In short, he rewards people based on their Karma. 
Shani dev is one of the nine heavenly bodies (addressed as Nav Grahas) in astrology. And each of the Grahas has a specific influence on a person's horoscope. Therefore, Shani plays a significant role in people's life.
Hindu people have believed in  Powerful interests, religious, economic, and political, do not like prophets, and see them as a threat but that did not deter Amos or John the Baptist from speaking out. Many people experience the adverse effects of Shani dev in the form of Sadhe Saati or Dhaiya. Therefore, to ward off the harmful effects of Shani dev, an individual can chant Mantras dedicated to him with sincere devotion and faith.   And thanks to this day people courageously expose corruption and the abuse of power, often at terrible personal cost as we see in the case of Alexei Navalny, the Russian opposition leader who was poisoned and then imprisoned.

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Amos insisted that God was a God of justice, a conviction that was put to the test in a recent international colloquium on Zoom which had as its theme “Who is my neighbor in the age of Covid”. It included speakers from India, Africa, and several European countries including Ireland. Canon Delene Mark from South Africa who works on outreach programs to marginalized people challenged Christians in well-resourced countries: “We begin to understand our interconnectedness as a human family in that when one part of the body suffers, we all suffer. Wealth and power do not protect us from the virus. It has affected the rich and powerful as well as the poor and marginalized.”