An ancient numerology-based practice known as Thodukuri offers guidance and spiritual remedies for individuals facing severe life struggles, financial distress, and mental anxiety. By focusing on one’s deepest sorrows and choosing between the numbers three and seven, practitioners believe they can identify the root causes of their misfortunes and find specific ritualistic solutions to overcome them.

For those drawn to the number three, the reading indicates severe financial crises, broken relationships, and missed opportunities. The recommended remedy is to visit one’s ancestral family temple (Kudumba Kshethram) to make offerings. If a direct visit is not immediately possible, individuals can perform a ritual at home by waving a one-rupee coin around their head, tying it in a clean cloth, and keeping it safely in their prayer room until they can personally deposit it in the temple’s offering box.

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Those who select the number seven are often dealing with deep personal grief, delayed milestones like marriage, and obstacles caused by negative energies or ancestral displeasure. To counter this, the practice suggests a seven-day ritual of offering food and water in the kitchen at night, feeding crows in the morning, and dissolving rock salt in water after waving it over one’s head to dispel evil influences. Additionally, chanting the Ganesha mantra 108 times and cleaning the home with salt water are advised to restore positive energy.