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01/01/2026

CAN I WEAR A PEARL TO CALM MY BAD TEMPER
There is a fake believe in the society among people that pearl can calm the bad temper as it rules our mind as per astrology and people advice others with full confidence as if they are master of that subject.

THIS IS A SELF-MADE SHASTRA WITHOUT ANY STUDY, PROOF, DOCUMENTATION, LOGIC, NOR MENTIONED ANYWHERE, THAT A PERSON HAVING BAD TEMPER SHOULD / CAN WEAR A PEARL TO CALM HIMSELF.

One should first understand why does a native have bad temper ?

Is it because of financial issues

Is it because of health issues

Is it because of no job

Is it because he not getting married

Is it because of child birth issue

Is it because of failing in exams

Is it because of broken love affair etc etc etc …

According to astrology these events are signified by different houses and not one house and also the significations of the events are signified by different different planet as per the horoscope of that native.

If for example if Jupiter is signifying for marriage in a horoscope, it need not be same significator in other horoscope also. There could be mercury signifying marriage in the other horoscope.

So it is understood that moon ( pearl ) is not signifying all the events because of which a person will / could have bad temper.

Gemstone need to be selected as per the event and the significator planet of that event and always moon ( pearl ). It can be other gemstone like blue sapphire, yellow sapphire, ruby, emerald etc etc.

One cannot give a single medicine for every illness. There are different medicines as per the illness, which the readers should understand.

It is always better not to follow half-baked astrology knowledge people as they can unknowingly put a person in deep trouble.

FOR EXAMPLE IF THE MOON ( PEARL ) IS SIGNIFYING 6,8 AND 12TH HOUSE STRONGLY IN A HOROSCOPE, THEN A PERSON WEARING PEARL WILL GO THRU HELL IF HE WEARS A PEARL RING AS IT WILL CAUSE LOT OF PAIN, FRUSTRATIONS AND LOSSES AND MAY ALSO LEAD TO AN ACCIDENT AND LAND THE PERSON IN HOSPITAL.

So in a nutshell please do not take pearl ring lightly and every person cannot wear it if it do not suit him as per his horoscope.

01/01/2026

ROLE OF 3RD HOUSE IN VEDIC ASTROLOGY
In Vedic astrology, the 3rd house, known as the Sahaja Bhava, plays a significant and multifaceted role in shaping an individual’s personality, communication style, mental courage, and relationships with siblings.

Positioned between the 2nd house of family and speech and the 4th house of home and emotions, the 3rd house acts as a bridge between one’s inner circle and their outward expression of ideas and initiative. It represents effort (parakrama), willpower, short journeys, communication, courage, skills, hobbies, and one’s relationship with younger siblings, especially brothers.

This house is ruled naturally by the sign Gemini in the Kalpurusha chart and is associated with the planet Mercury, which emphasizes intellect, adaptability, and expression.

At its core, the 3rd house governs how a person thinks and communicates. It reveals one's ability to express ideas, both verbally and in writing, and is a major indicator of a person's communication skills.

People with a strong 3rd house often possess sharp intellect, persuasive communication, and an articulate way of expressing themselves. Whether it’s public speaking, creative writing, journalism, or media-related professions, the strength and influence of the 3rd house play a vital role.

A well-placed Mercury, Moon, or even Venus in this house can make one eloquent, artistic, or emotionally expressive, while malefic influences like Mars or Rahu can make speech harsh or manipulative, or cause struggles with siblings.

Courage and initiative are other core significations of the 3rd house. It indicates one’s drive to take action, overcome fear, and pursue goals through personal effort. It shows how one responds to challenges and how proactive they are in life.

A strong 3rd house often correlates with boldness, assertiveness, and ambition. It gives the native the inner strength to push boundaries and create their own path.

In traditional texts, this house is linked with valor in battle, metaphorically symbolizing life's many struggles and the will to fight them. For this reason, it is also considered a house of self-effort (svatantra karma) as opposed to luck or destiny (which is represented more by the 9th house).

Siblings, especially younger ones, are also deeply tied to this house. The 3rd house can show the nature of relationships with siblings, especially brothers. Afflicted planets in this house might show challenges or distance with siblings, while benefic influences promote cooperation, closeness, and mutual support.

It also signifies cousins, neighbors, and one’s local environment. How we interact with those in our immediate surroundings is colored by the condition of this house.

Additionally, the 3rd house represents short-distance travel and the mental curiosity that prompts such movement. These are not long spiritual journeys (like those of the 9th house), but practical, often necessary trips for work, social interaction, or exploration.

It also indicates manual dexterity, artistic abilities, and hobbies such as music, drawing, and other forms of self-expression. Talents like singing, playing instruments, or even sports can be read from this house, especially when planets like Venus, Moon, or Mars are well placed.

From a karmic perspective, the 3rd house is connected with the idea of transforming destiny through personal effort. It shows what a person must do, not just what they are destined to receive. In this sense, it is a "K**a house" (desire-driven) and one of the Upachaya houses, houses that improve over time through effort. Even if weak initially, planets here can yield better results as the person matures and learns to apply themselves.

The 3rd house thus stands for initiative, expression, perseverance, and dynamic action, making it a key player in understanding one’s potential for personal growth, communication, and success through one’s own efforts.

01/01/2026

ADDICTION AS PER VEDIC ASTROLOGY
In Vedic astrology, addictions whether to substances, behaviors, or even emotions are seen as imbalances influenced by the interplay of planetary energies, karmic patterns, and psychological predispositions.

The birth chart (or Janma Kundali) offers a map that can reveal tendencies toward addiction by analyzing the planetary positions, houses, and their interrelationships.

While modern psychology considers addiction as a complex interplay of biology, environment, and trauma, Vedic astrology adds a spiritual and karmic dimension, suggesting that addictive tendencies often stem from unresolved karmic debts or inner voids seeking fulfillment through external means.

One of the key indicators of addiction in a birth chart is the affliction of the Moon, which represents the mind and emotions. When the Moon is weak, debilitated, or afflicted by malefic planets like Rahu, Ketu, Saturn, or Mars, the native may struggle with emotional instability, mental confusion, and a lack of inner peace.

These imbalances often drive individuals to seek solace or escape in addictive substances or behaviors. For example, a Moon in conjunction with Rahu (the North Node of the Moon) can amplify desires and create illusions, leading to a compulsive drive for pleasure or altered states of consciousness.

Similarly, if the Moon is hemmed between malefics or placed in the 6th, 8th, or 12th houses (known as Dusthana houses), it may indicate unresolved psychological conflicts, hidden suffering, or subconscious escapism and fertile ground for addiction to take root.

Rahu and Ketu play especially significant roles in addiction-related tendencies. Rahu, being the planet of obsession, illusion, and unquenchable desires, is frequently associated with addictive behavior.

When strongly placed or afflicting sensitive points in the chart such as the ascendant, Moon, or Venus and Rahu can push individuals toward intense cravings, whether for drugs, alcohol, power, s*x, or fame.

Rahu’s energy is boundaryless and often drives people toward extreme experiences. Conversely, Ketu represents detachment and spiritual liberation but, when afflicted, can lead to a sense of emptiness or disconnection from reality, resulting in self-destructive tendencies or escapism through addictive behavior.

The 5th house (house of pleasure, creativity, and emotions) and the 12th house (house of loss, unconscious patterns, and isolation) are also significant in the context of addiction.

A heavily afflicted 5th house or its lord can point to a distorted relationship with pleasure or love, pushing the individual to seek validation or emotional highs through harmful means.

The 12th house, often associated with hospitals, asylums, foreign lands, and hidden enemies, including the enemies within is a common placement in charts of those struggling with addiction.

If the 12th lord is poorly placed or associated with malefic planets, it can indicate a tendency to escape reality or indulge in self-sabotaging habits.

Venus, the planet of pleasure, love, beauty, and indulgence, also plays a central role. If Venus is afflicted, especially by Rahu or in conjunction with the 6th, 8th, or 12th house lords, it can create an unhealthy attachment to sensual pleasures, including drugs, alcohol, or s*xual escapades.

Such placements may cause the native to overindulge in the pursuit of gratification, ultimately leading to addiction. Mars, the planet of drive and aggression, when afflicted, can contribute to impulsive behavior, lack of self-control, and a tendency toward dangerous or risk-laden addictions.

Saturn’s influence must also be carefully assessed. As the karmic taskmaster, Saturn governs discipline, structure, and delay. When afflicted, especially in a way that affects the Moon, 5th, or 12th houses, Saturn can generate feelings of loneliness, depression, or chronic dissatisfaction.

This emotional weight can drive the native to seek relief through addictive substances or compulsive habits. However, a strong Saturn, while slow-moving, can also provide the discipline and structure needed to recover from addiction, making it a key planet in both the cause and potential remedy.

Beyond the planetary placements, Dasha (planetary periods) and transits can trigger or suppress addictive tendencies. For instance, during a Rahu or Ketu Mahadasha or Antardasha, latent tendencies can surface, particularly if the natal chart already indicates susceptibility.

Transits of Saturn over natal Moon (commonly known as Sade Sati) or over natal Venus can also trigger emotional or psychological challenges that may lead to or exacerbate addiction.

Ultimately, Vedic astrology views addiction not merely as a physical or mental condition but as a spiritual imbalance that reflects the soul’s journey and past karmas.

Remedial measures such as mantras, yagyas (rituals), gemstone therapy, fasting, charity, and spiritual practices like meditation and devotion (bhakti) are often prescribed to mitigate planetary afflictions.

Healing from addiction, therefore, is not just about controlling the behavior but addressing the root causes mental, emotional, karmic, and spiritual through conscious effort and alignment with higher truth.

01/01/2026

WISH EVERYONE A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR 2026

31/12/2025

HOW DO I FIND SECOND CHILD PROSPECTS IN ASTROLOGY
In vedic astrology the prospects of child form horoscope is seen from the 5th house / bhava.

Since I am a KP vedic astrologer so I will explain it from KP vedic astrology point of view.

Firstly, one need to assess if there is promise of child in the horoscope or not and for that one need to study the 5th cuspal sublord.

If yes then only one should proceed to see for the 2nd child birth.

The 7th house indicates the 2nd child from a horoscope. It is because the 3rd from the 5th house is the 7th house and if we consider the 5th house to be ascendant as for the 1st child then its 3rd house indicates the younger brother or sister and so we consider the 7th house to be the house of 2nd child.

One need to study the cuspal sublord of the 7th cusp and study its significances. If it shows positive significance then there will be birth of the child.

In both the cases i.e the 1st and the 2nd child, one also need to see that the cuspal sublord and the nakshatra lord of it is not placed in the barren signs. The barren sign brings obstacles and they are so powerful that they can also deny child birth in some conditions.

Of-course one should not forget the ruling mahadasha period of that time, which also need to signify the same event during its ruling period. If not then there will be a deep wish for having a 2nd child but the circumstance will not permit.

The transit of the major planet needed to be understood during that period as it also gives its impact in triggering the promised event by the horoscope.

One should always study both the horoscope of the wife and his husband.

31/12/2025

ROLE OF 6TH HOUSE AS PER DAILY WORK LIFE AND RELATIONSHIPS WITH COWORKERS IN VEDIC ASTROLOGY
In Vedic astrology, the 6th house is a crucial indicator of daily work life, routine, service, health, and how one deals with conflicts, obstacles, and subordinates. It plays a significant role in shaping an individual's experiences in the workplace and their interactions with coworkers, as it governs the mundane aspects of professional life, including job responsibilities, work habits, and the dynamics of the work environment.

This house is one of the “Upachaya” houses, which means it can improve over time, especially with sustained effort and maturity. It is also considered a “Dusthana” house, indicating struggles and karmic challenges, but these challenges often lead to growth and resilience.

In the context of daily work life, the 6th house reveals a person’s approach to duties, routines, and how they manage responsibilities. A well-placed 6th house can indicate someone who is hardworking, detail-oriented, and efficient in managing their daily tasks.

Such individuals tend to be reliable and consistent, often finding satisfaction in service-oriented or structured roles. The planetary ruler of the 6th house and any planets placed within it provide further insight into the nature of one’s work.

For example, if Mercury is strong and associated with the 6th house, the person may excel in communication, analytical roles, or administrative work. On the other hand, a malefic planet like Saturn or Mars can suggest a rigorous or demanding job environment but may also point to exceptional endurance and a strong work ethic if the planets are well-placed or dignified.

The 6th house also governs one’s relationship with coworkers, subordinates, and even competitors or rivals in the workplace. It reflects how a person handles interpersonal challenges at work, including conflicts, office politics, and disagreements.

A strong and benefic influence in the 6th house tends to indicate cooperative and respectful relationships with colleagues. The individual may be seen as dependable and capable of resolving disputes with maturity.

However, if the 6th house is afflicted, say by malefic planets like Rahu, Ketu, or an ill-placed Mars then it can manifest as tension, competition, or hidden enemies in the workplace. This might result in frequent disagreements, stress, or a generally hostile work environment.

Despite its association with conflict, the 6th house also shows a person’s ability to overcome adversities. It’s the house of service, and those with strong 6th house influences often find themselves in roles that require helping others, such as in healthcare, legal professions, administration, or public service.

This service-oriented aspect can make someone especially empathetic or diligent when it comes to supporting their team or working for a cause. It also shows how one deals with work-related stress and health, both of which are intricately connected in this house. Chronic stress, if shown in the chart, often manifests through the 6th house—especially if there are malefic influences that point toward overwork or unhealthy routines.

Moreover, the 6th house is associated with discipline, duty, and the daily grind—thus highlighting how well someone adapts to structure. Individuals with strong planets in this house often thrive in roles that require persistence and a strong sense of responsibility.

They may not always seek the spotlight but are the backbone of any organization, keeping operations running smoothly. Conversely, if this house is weak or afflicted, one may struggle with procrastination, inconsistency, or conflict in the workplace. It can also point to difficulty in maintaining boundaries with coworkers or being overly critical or submissive.

Ultimately, the 6th house serves as a mirror for how we deal with life's necessary struggles and responsibilities. In terms of daily work and coworker dynamics, it shows how one navigates the push and pull of cooperation versus competition, routine versus challenge, and service versus self-interest.

A strong 6th house helps a person grow stronger through adversity, build lasting work relationships, and develop the resilience and routine necessary for long-term professional success.

27/12/2025

MISCONCEPTION ABOUT AI ASTROLOGY APP GIVING ACCURATE PREDICTIONS
This is the latest kind of misconception in astrology that AI astrology apps can give accurate predictions. This is because of bombardment and involvement of AI intelligence in our everyday work in electronics, internet and IT fields.

One of the biggest reasons is the presence of large number of fake astrologers, and people are fed-up of their fake predictions and it has become difficult for people to believe in human astrologers because there is no way to identify a good and a fake astrologer.

Lack of knowledge of vedic astrology is also a reason why people think that AI astrology apps can give accurate predictions.

A learned of vedic astrology will and can never say that AI can take over astrological prediction. Its because they very well knew that that it is not possible for a machine to predict about our future.

INTUITION PLAYS A VERY BIG ROLE IN VEDIC ASTROLOGY ANALYSIS AND PREDICTION AND ITS IS THERE WILL HUMAN BEING ONLY.

An AI software is made up of embedded formulas, logics and lots of data, based on that only it will calculate and do its analysis.

In Vedic astrology, Nimitham is refers to omens or signs observed in the environment that provide subtle clues about future events and can be used to interpret a person's fate or answer a specific question. These natural occurrences are seen as messages from the divine and Mother Nature, offering intuitive guidance alongside horoscope readings. The practice is documented in classical texts on Nimitham shastra.

AI ( Artificial Intelligence ) will not have the capability to observed in the environment that provide subtle clues about future events which can be interpreted as astrological predictions.

In a nutshell a software can do the accurate calculation of a horoscope and represent that in pictorial form in computer BUT can not do predictions.

27/12/2025

WHAT IN BIRTH CHART GIVES A CHILD BORN OUTSIDE OF THEIR PARENTS' COUNTRY OF ORIGIN / BIRTH
In order to understand the planetary combination in a birth chart / horoscope which gives a child born outside of their parents' country of birth /origin one need to understand it in step-by-step manner and it will be as per KP vedic astrology padhatti / system as I am a KP vedic astrologer.

The dictum is when the 12th cuspal sublord signifying 3rd house and the 3rd cuspal sublord signifying 12th house, and there is malefic planet in 7th house and the running mahadasha period at the time of birth should also signify 3,6,7 and 12th house will show a child born outside their parent’s country of birth / origin.

Now let’s understand it astrologically.

The 4th house of the vedic horoscope signify our home and the 3rd house since it is 12th of the 4th house shows away from home and the 12th house connection shows foreign land / different geographical location as per the words of vedic astrology.

Now let us understand how did we deduce the dictum.

When a child takes birth in foreign country then naturally the mother of the child should be in foreign country on that time. So, the mother’s horoscope / chart shows foreign journey / stay in during the child birth / delivery.

The 12th cuspal sub lord signifying 3rd and 9th house signifies foreign journey / stay in a horoscope during the activation period of its mahadasha period signifying 3,9 and 12th house.

So, in the child’s horoscope the 4th house denote the mother and when we rotate the horoscope and make the 4th house as lagna / ascendant and then applying the above dictum of foreign journey / stay can be seen as 3rd, 6th and 12th cuspal sublord signifying 3,6 and 12th house in their significations from his / her mother’s point of view.

AND so from the child’s birth chart the 3rd, 6th, 7th and 12th house signification along with the mahadasha signifying the same will confirm the child’s birth in the foreign country outside of their parents' country of birth /origin.

27/12/2025

SATURN, VENUS, AND MERCURY CONJUNCTION IN THE 10TH HOUSE
In Vedic astrology, the conjunction of Saturn, Venus, and Mercury in the 10th house is a powerful planetary combination that can significantly influence an individual’s career, public image, authority, and karma. The 10th house, known as the Karma Bhava, governs profession, status, social standing, and one's role in society.

When three major planets come together in this house, the results depend greatly on their mutual relationships, dignity (whether they are exalted, debilitated, or in friendly signs), and the overall chart context, including aspects from other planets.

Saturn, as the natural ruler of discipline, responsibility, structure, and long-term efforts, is well-placed in the 10th house, where it gains digbala (directional strength). It thrives here, enhancing the native's work ethic, perseverance, and ambition.

Saturn in the 10th house alone often points to a career built slowly through hard work and persistence, often involving administration, engineering, law, or work related to structure, control, and regulation. When Venus joins Saturn in this house, the combination introduces a creative and diplomatic flavor.

Venus, the planet of beauty, luxury, relationships, and art, brings charm and aesthetic sense to the professional sphere. This may result in careers related to fashion, art, design, entertainment, or diplomacy. Venus also softens the harshness of Saturn, making the individual more socially graceful and capable of managing professional relationships tactfully.

However, Venus may also feel constrained under Saturn's stern influence, leading to delays or challenges in fully expressing artistic talents unless the sign placement is favorable.

Adding Mercury to this conjunction brings intelligence, communication skills, and adaptability. Mercury is the planet of intellect, commerce, and analytical ability. Its presence in the 10th house enhances the individual’s capacity to communicate effectively in their profession, whether through writing, speaking, or negotiation.

The presence of Mercury often indicates success in fields like business, teaching, journalism, IT, or any profession requiring quick thinking and articulation. When Mercury, Venus, and Saturn come together, this can indicate someone who is skilled at combining logic (Mercury), structure (Saturn), and creativity (Venus) in their professional life. This blend may also favor careers in finance, law, media, or public relations.

However, this conjunction is not without challenges. Saturn’s presence can delay success, especially early in life, teaching the individual through obstacles and setbacks.

If any of these planets are debilitated or afflicted (for example, by Mars or Rahu), the native may struggle with professional instability, miscommunication at work, or a tendency to compromise too much in relationships for the sake of career growth.

On the positive side, if the conjunction occurs in a favorable sign like Libra (where Saturn is exalted and Venus rules), it can bring exceptional results in career, artistic success, and a well-balanced public image.

Overall, the conjunction of Saturn, Venus, and Mercury in the 10th house indicates a person with potential for a distinguished career achieved through a blend of hard work, intelligence, and aesthetic or diplomatic ability.

The individual is likely to be serious about their goals, careful with their words and image, and capable of sustaining long-term professional success. The maturity of Saturn, the charm of Venus, and the intellect of Mercury together create a well-rounded and dynamic presence in the professional world.

Readers should note that the article is in general as many other parameters and the impact of other planets, rashi of the house, currently running mahadasha etc etc are not taken into consideration and so the results will vary from horoscope to horoscope.

26/12/2025

SIGNIFICANCE OF JUPITER IN THE 10TH HOUSE AND IN CANCER
In Vedic astrology, the placement of Jupiter in the 10th house in the sign of Cancer holds profound significance, combining the energies of the planet of wisdom with the house of career and status, and exalting it in one of its most favorable signs. Jupiter, or Guru, represents knowledge, expansion, ethics, fortune, and divine grace.

The 10th house also known as the Karma Bhava and governs one’s profession, public image, social standing, and contribution to society.

When Jupiter occupies this house, it bestows the native with a strong sense of duty, moral integrity, and a natural aptitude for leadership and guidance. Its placement in Cancer, where it is exalted, further amplifies its benefic qualities, suggesting a highly auspicious and spiritually evolved configuration.

Cancer is a water sign ruled by the Moon, which brings nurturing, emotional depth, and intuition to the otherwise practical and outwardly-focused 10th house.

Exalted Jupiter in Cancer indicates that the native is not only professionally ambitious but also driven by a desire to uplift others. This placement often manifests in careers related to teaching, counselling, spirituality, law, healing, or social work fields where wisdom, empathy, and ethical guidance are essential.

Such individuals are likely to be respected in their professional circles and often rise to positions of influence and authority, not through aggression but through compassion, knowledge, and a strong moral compass.

Jupiter in the 10th house also suggests that the native may experience success and growth in their career through divine blessings or punya karma (accumulated good deeds from past lives).

There is often a protective and guiding force that helps them overcome challenges with grace. They tend to be visionaries, capable of inspiring others, and may become role models or spiritual figures in their community.

In Cancer, Jupiter adds emotional intelligence to their leadership style, allowing them to connect with others on a heart level and foster loyal relationships in their professional environment.

This placement also blesses the native with a strong sense of dharma (righteousness), making them stand out for their ethical approach to work and life. They are usually driven not just by material success, but by a deeper calling or mission.

These individuals may be involved in philanthropic activities or use their public platform to promote values like justice, education, and compassion.

Their parents, especially the father, may have played an influential role in shaping their worldview and career choices, and they may themselves become guiding figures for others.

However, depending on the aspects of other planets and the overall strength of the chart, this placement can also bring high expectations and responsibilities, especially in matters of family and society.

The native may feel an inner burden to live up to a certain image or standard, particularly because Jupiter in Cancer enhances one's sense of duty and emotional involvement in their work.

Overall, Jupiter in the 10th house in Cancer is considered one of the most favorable placements, promising not only material achievements but also a legacy of wisdom, compassion, and dharmic service to the world.

26/12/2025

TYPES OF SEPARATIONS IN VEDIC ASTROLOGY
In Vedic astrology the term separation is studied from two point of view i.e mental separation and the other is physical separation.

Lets understand each step by step.

In MENTAL SEPARATION the native can live together under same shade but mentally apart and so there doesn’t exist a healthy relationship.

There also can be mental as well as physical separation where the native doesn’t live together as well as mentally completely detached.

In PHYSICAL SEPARATION the native live apart and that could be due to divorce or due abandonment because of their personal reasons.

Here I have not counted death as separation, although it is also a kind of separation, but separation being alive is considered for discussion.

In Vedic astrology understanding mental state of separation is studied from chandra kundli / moon ascendant and the physical separation is studied from lagna kundli / ascendant.

There are some temporary kinds of separation which is not at all a negative kind. Here the native gets separated due to his job for which he has to leave his family and stay far away from his / her family.

Here there is physical separation but with mental bonding.

The separation has to studied from the horoscope as per the relation signified by the houses and the impact need to be studied from the ruling mahadasha periods.

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