Writing the sacred word “Rama” on the auspicious occasion of the fifth Tuesday of Bada Mangalwar is believed to bring immediate fulfillment of one’s deepest desires. This special day, which falls in the month of Jyeshtha, is highly significant as it coincides with the Moola Nakshatra, amplifying the spiritual benefits of prayers and remedies by a thousandfold.

To perform this ritual before midnight, devotees should sit facing North or East and focus on a single, specific wish. Using a red pen or red kumkum mixed with water on a plain white paper, the name “Rama” must be written exactly 108 times. Red is chosen as it represents the energy of Mars and attraction. After writing, the paper can be kept in the home’s prayer area or offered at a nearby temple.

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Additionally, devotees can chant or listen to the Hanuman Chalisa 11 times and distribute yellow boondi ladoos or yellow bananas to children or temple visitors. Once the wish is fulfilled, the written paper can either be burned as an offering to the universe or dissolved in water and poured at the base of a plant like Tulsi.