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25/10/2025

WHEN I WILL GET A NEW JOB AS PER MY HOROSCOPE, A CASE STUDY
The native wants to know when he will get a software job as per his horoscope according to vedic astrology.

Based on the given birth details DOB 4th March 2004 at 8:15 AM in Warangal, Telangana, India and the analysis is done as per KP vedic astrology padhatti / system.

The plotted horoscope shows meen lagna / pisces ascendant with venus rahu n mars in 2nd house, Saturn in 4th house, moon in 5th house, Jupiter in 6th house, ketu in 8th house and mercury n sun in 12th house.

The moon is in pushya nakshatra in kark rashi / moon in cancer sign and the current ruling mahadasha is ketu.

In order to learn about native’s career as per his horoscope, one need to study the 6th and 10th cuspal sublord. The study of the current ruling mahadasha will reveal how the dasha lords are going to give their results on the events in the life of the native during their ruling periods.

From the horoscope the 6th cuspal sublord is sun and its strongly signifying 6 and 12th house as its untenanted in the planet level and Jupiter signifying 1,6 and 10th house in the sublord level as well as in the sub sublord level.

Sun is in conjunction with mercury signifying 4,7 and 12th house.

Rahu is in conjunction with mars signifying 1,2 and 9th house.

The 10th cuspal sublord is rahu and its signifying 1,2,6,9 and 10th house in the planet level, venus signifying 1,3 and 8th house in the nakshatra level and Jupiter signifying 1,6 and 10th house in the sublord level.

Rahu is in conjunction with mars signifying 1,2 and 9th house.

The current ruling mahadasha is ketu and its signifying 1,2,3,7,8 and 9th house in the planet level, Jupiter signifying 1,6 and 10th house in the nakshatra level and mercury strongly signifying 4,7 and 12th house as its untenanted in the sublord level.

Mercury is in conjunction with sun signifying signifying 6 and 12th house.

From the analysis I conclude that job is promised in the horoscope and so the native will definitely get job BUT with delay and hurdles.

The native will get job is mid of 2026 with plus and minus of few months.

24/10/2025

WHY I AM HAVING NEGATIVE EFFECTS IN MY JUPITER MAHADASHA
As per the native his Jupiter mahadasha is started from February 2025 and still he is having overthinking, negative thoughts, confusion, and delusion. Wants to know why as per his horoscope according to vedic astrology.

Based on the given birth details DOB 10-10-1998 at 6:35 AM in Jhansi, Uttar Pradesh, India and the analysis is done as per KP vedic astrology padhatti.

The plotted horoscope shows kanya lagna / virgo ascendant with sun n venus in 1st house, mercury in 2nd house, Jupiter n ketu in 6th house, Saturn in 8th house, moon in 9th house and mars n rahu in 12th house.

The moon is in rohini nakshatra in vrushab rashi / moon in ta**us sign and the current ruling mahadasha is Jupiter.

In order to learn why the native is still suffering from overthinking, negative thoughts, confusion, and delusion, one need to study the current running Jupiter mahadasha.

In order to learn about the current running Jupiter mahadasha one need to study the significances house signified by jupiter and study their significances as per the significances of the sublord of those houses.

From the horoscope the current ruling mahadasha is Jupiter and its strongly signifying 4,5 and 7th house as it is in own nakshatra in the planet level, ketu signifying 3,4,5,6,7,8 and 11th house in the sublord level and Saturn strongly signifying 5,6 and 7th house as its untenanted in the sub sublord level.

Saturn is aspected by mercury strongly signifying 1 and 10th house as its untenanted in the planet level, mars signifying 3,8 and 11th house in the nakshatra level and venus strongly signifying 2,9 and 12th house as its untenanted in the sublord level.

Mars is in conjunction with rahu signifying 3,4,5,7,8,11 and 12th house.

From the analysis I conclude that the native entered Jupiter mahadasha on January 2025 ( not February as he said ). Before Jupiter mahadasha the native was running rahu mahadasha.

Rahu was strongly signifying 3,4,5,7,8,11 and 12th house in planet level, ketu signifying 3,4,5,6,7,8 and 11th house in the nakshatra level and mars signifying 3,8 and 11th house in the sublord level.

As rahu was signifying negative houses like 6,8 and 12th and as per the traits of rahu it was creating same kind of disturbance during its ruling period also. The long 18 years of ruling period has very strong effects which immediately do not vanish away.

If the current ruling Jupiter mahadasha period is very positive then over coming the past disturbance becomes easy BUT BUT BUT HERE the current running Jupiter mahadasha period is also strongly signifying 6,8 and 12th house and so by nature Jupiter expands things and so is its negative signifcance effects.

This is the sole reasons why the native is still suffering from overthinking, negative thoughts, confusion, and delusion even in current running Jupiter mahadasha period.

23/10/2025

Happy diwali

23/10/2025

RAHU MAHADASHA EFFECTS
In Vedic astrology, the concept of Mahadasha refers to a planetary period in a person's life, governed by one of the nine major planets (Navagraha). These planetary periods are part of the Vimshottari Dasha system, which assigns fixed durations to each planet. Among these, the Rahu Mahadasha is one of the most complex and impactful phases, lasting 18 years.

Rahu, the North Node of the Moon, is a shadow planet (Chhaya Graha). It does not have a physical presence but is considered immensely powerful in shaping destiny, especially in matters of materialism, illusion, ambition, foreign connections, and sudden changes. Rahu is associated with desire, obsession, and breaking social norms.

General Nature of Rahu

Rahu is often labeled malefic, though it acts more like a catalyst, intensifying the influence of the sign and house it occupies, and the planets it associates with. It is known to magnify desires, sometimes leading to material success, but often at the cost of emotional stability or ethical boundaries.

Rahu governs modernity, technology, mass communication, foreign lands, addiction, and unconventional behavior. In the modern world, it rules industries like IT, film, aviation, artificial intelligence, and social media.

Effects of Rahu Mahadasha

The effects of Rahu Mahadasha vary based on its placement in the natal chart (Janma Kundli). Some common themes during this period include:

1. Heightened Ambition and Desire

Rahu amplifies ambition, pushing the native toward material gains, fame, or foreign opportunities. This can lead to significant success, but also to restlessness and dissatisfaction, no matter how much is achieved.

2. Sudden Changes and Unpredictability

Rahu’s influence often brings sudden rise or fall. The native may experience unexpected opportunities, gains, or crises. These can manifest in career shifts, travels, accidents, or relationship changes.

3. Obsessions and Addictions

Rahu can draw people toward unhealthy obsessions—whether in relationships, substances, or power. There's a risk of falling into illusion or self-deception, especially if Rahu is in afflicted houses like the 6th, 8th, or 12th.

4. Foreign Connections

People often travel abroad or engage in international business during Rahu Mahadasha. Foreign education, relocation, or marrying someone from a different background are also possible.

5. Spiritual Awakening or Delusion

Interestingly, Rahu can also trigger spiritual exploration, particularly in the later phases of its Mahadasha. However, early on, this might be mixed with ego and false gurus. True spirituality, if attained, usually follows after the soul has navigated Rahu’s illusions.

Phases of Rahu Mahadasha (Antardashas)

The 18-year Mahadasha is divided into sub-periods (Antardashas), each ruled by another planet. Some key phases include:

•Rahu/Rahu: Intense period of change. Strong desires and unpredictable life events. Can be either highly successful or extremely destabilizing.

•Rahu/Jupiter:- Can bring spiritual guidance or legal/ethical challenges. Success with guidance from a guru or mentor.

•Rahu/Saturn: One of the most challenging phases. Can bring mental stress, health issues, or obstacles. If well-placed, it can also bring disciplined transformation.

•Rahu/Moon: Emotional upheavals, instability in relationships, and mental confusion.

•Rahu/Venus: May enhance sensual pleasures, artistic pursuits, and love life, but can also bring indulgence and emotional complications.

Each Antardasha modifies the overall impact of the Mahadasha, depending on planetary relationships and placements in the birth chart.

Remedies for a Challenging Rahu Mahadasha

If Rahu is ill-placed or causing problems, several Vedic remedies may help reduce its malefic effects:

•Mantras: Chanting “Om Raam Rahave Namah” or the Rahu Beej Mantra can calm its energy.

•Worship: Offering prayers to Lord Shiva, Goddess Durga, or Bhairava is considered effective.

•Charity: Donating black sesame, mustard oil, or dark-colored clothes on Saturdays.

•Gemstones: Wearing hessonite garnet (Gomed) may help if recommended by a qualified astrologer.

•Behavioral Remedies: Avoid deceit, substance abuse, and unethical practices. Rahu punishes shortcuts and dishonesty.

Rahu Mahadasha is a profound and transformative period that can either elevate a person to great heights or plunge them into confusion and turmoil. It often forces individuals to confront their deepest desires, fears, and illusions.

Those who use this period for growth guided by wisdom and discipline may emerge with greater understanding, maturity, and success.

As with all astrological influences, the effects of Rahu Mahadasha depend heavily on individual chart dynamics, aspects, transits, and planetary strengths.

22/10/2025

SATURN’S INFLUENCE ON OUR FAITH
In Vedic astrology (Jyotish), Saturn (Shani) holds a particularly significant and often feared position due to its deep karmic influence. Here's a clear breakdown of why Saturn is considered so powerful and how it impacts our daily lives:

Why Saturn Has Such a Strong Influence:

1. Planet of Karma (Action & Consequences)

Saturn is known as the Karmakaraka – the significator of karma.
It governs the law of cause and effect, meaning it delivers the results of your past deeds (both good and bad).
While other planets may give rewards quickly or temporarily, Saturn delays but never denies. It ensures justice is served, often after struggle or discipline.
2. Slow but Steady

Saturn is the slowest moving among the Navagrahas (about 2.5 years per sign), so its impact is long-lasting and deeply transformative.
Its slow pace represents delays, patience, endurance, and maturity.
3. Lord of Time and Discipline

In Sanskrit, Shani derives from "Shanaye Kramati Saḥ" — the one who moves slowly.
It's associated with time (Kala), aging, and long-term structure, which naturally governs important milestones and turning points in life.
4. Spiritual Teacher

Saturn is a strict teacher who pushes people toward spiritual evolution through discipline, detachment, hardships, and introspection.
It strips illusions and ego, making individuals confront reality and truth.
Daily Influence of Saturn

Even though Saturn works on longer cycles, its daily influence is subtle but profound:

1. Mindset & Mood

Saturn influences mental discipline, responsibility, and seriousness.
Days ruled by Saturn, especially Saturdays (Shanivar), may feel heavier or more introspective.
People often feel more burdened or focused on work, duties, or long-term plans.
2. Routine, Effort, and Patience

Saturn governs routines, physical labor, and commitment.
Its energy rewards consistency and persistence — even small efforts made daily in the right direction are noticed karmically.
3. Health and Energy

Saturn is associated with the nervous system, bones, joints, and chronic diseases.
On a day-to-day level, it can influence one's energy levels—when out of balance, you might feel fatigued, rigid, or melancholic.
4. Karmic Patterns & Challenges

When transiting important houses in your chart (especially during Sade Sati or Dhaiya), Saturn can cause major life shifts: career challenges, relationship tests, or health trials.
These phases teach life lessons and push people toward humility, detachment, and inner strength.
How to Align with Saturn's Energy:

To work with Saturn instead of resisting it, Vedic astrology recommends:

Discipline & Consistency: Structure your life with routine and effort.
Service to Others: Acts of kindness, especially to the poor or elderly.

Simplicity & Humility: Avoid arrogance, greed, and shortcuts.
Spiritual Practices: Chanting Shani mantras (e.g., Om Sham Shanicharaya Namah) offering sesame oil on Saturdays, or fasting.
Patience & Surrender: Understand that Saturn teaches through time not instant gratification.

21/10/2025

DOES ASTROLOGY HAVE ANY MEANING THESE DAYS WHEN MOST DELIVERIES HAPPEN BY CESAREAN
Astrology will always have its importance in-spite of most cesarean delivery deliveries.

One cannot and can never have a custom made destiny of a child by deciding the time of delivery as per the auspicious time of astrology, so that the child born on that particular date and time would be fortunate in every spheres of his life in his future.

Only God has the power to decide our destiny and our destiny is pre-designed by God as per our past Karma and so there is no chance left for the human being to rectify it by deciding custom birth date and time.

In our society also we have seen twins having birth difference of 2 minutes have different destiny. One of them is rich while the other is moderate, one is good in studies while the other is not, one had a long life while the other died at early age etc etc etc.

This example shows that a small difference of time has so much power to change one’s destiny and so it is but natural for the doctor, the life of the person is more important than the timing and so they cannot be so accurate for their cesarean delivery purpose.

There are many people in this business suggest good time for delivery for the to-be born child is actually fooling people. As people are greedy so they go to any extent to get it.

One thing every person should understand is that if every person starts using custom made auspicious date and time for the delivery of their child then the whole world will get destroyed because of huge catastrophe.

People in their greed forget this simple Logic understanding and get themselves fooled because of their own greed.

I always tell everyone and also in my many articles / posts that try to understand astrology first and please don’t get carried away without understanding.

20/10/2025

HAPPY DIWALI TO EVERYONE.

20/10/2025

WISH EVERYONE A VERY HAPPY DIWALI

19/10/2025

WHY KALI PUJA IS CELEBRATED DURING DIWALI, EXPLAINED
Kali Puja, also known as Shyama Puja, is a significant Hindu festival celebrated predominantly in the eastern states of India, especially in West Bengal, Assam, Odisha, and parts of Bihar. Unlike most parts of India, where the festival of Diwali is marked by the worship of Goddess Lakshmi, devotees in Bengal and nearby regions worship Goddess Kali on this night.

The celebration of Kali Puja during Diwali is deeply rooted in spiritual symbolism, regional traditions, and mythological stories that emphasize the triumph of good over evil, the destruction of darkness by divine power, and the fierce yet protective nature of the goddess.

Goddess Kali, a fierce and powerful manifestation of Goddess Durga or Parvati, symbolizes destruction of evil forces, ignorance, and ego. She is often depicted with a garland of skulls, a protruding tongue, and holding weapons, standing on the chest of Lord Shiva, which signifies the balance of cosmic forces.

Her terrifying appearance is not meant to induce fear, but to remind devotees of her immense power to protect righteousness and annihilate demonic forces. In contrast to the calm, wealth-bestowing Lakshmi worshipped elsewhere on Diwali, Kali represents the darker, transformative side of divinity, who destroys evil in order to restore balance and cosmic order.

The timing of Kali Puja coinciding with Diwali is not a coincidence but rather a significant spiritual alignment. Both festivals occur on the new moon night (Amavasya) of the Hindu month of Kartik. This night is considered the darkest of the year, and thus symbolically appropriate for the worship of Kali, the goddess who brings light through destruction.

The dark night is believed to amplify spiritual energy and is ideal for ta***ic worship, which is why Kali, a central figure in Ta**ra, is venerated during this time. Kali Puja, therefore, represents not just the external celebration of lights but also the internal awakening of the soul by confronting and overcoming inner darkness.

Historically, the popularization of Kali Puja during Diwali is attributed to King Krishnachandra of Nadia in Bengal in the 18th century. He is said to have initiated the public worship of Goddess Kali during Diwali under the guidance of ta***ic scholars and sages.

Later, the renowned Bengali saint and mystic Ramakrishna Paramahamsa also played a key role in promoting the worship of Kali, which further strengthened her significance in Bengali culture and spirituality. Over time, Kali Puja became a central religious and cultural event in Bengal, merging seamlessly with the broader Diwali celebrations across India.

The rituals of Kali Puja are elaborate and often take place late at night, with devotees offering flowers, sweets, rice, meat, and even animal sacrifices in some traditional practices, though this is increasingly being replaced with symbolic offerings. Temples and homes are decorated with lamps and candles, creating a spectacular display of light to honor the goddess.

Firecrackers are burst not only to celebrate but also to ward off evil spirits, as per local beliefs. While Lakshmi Puja focuses on wealth and prosperity, Kali Puja emphasizes protection, courage, and spiritual awakening, making Diwali in Bengal a more intense and devotional experience.

In essence, Kali Puja during Diwali serves as a powerful reminder that true light cannot exist without darkness, and that destruction is often a necessary step toward renewal.

The worship of Kali on the darkest night of the year encourages devotees to confront their fears, egos, and negative tendencies, and seek the blessings of the fierce mother who destroys to protect. Through this, Kali Puja offers a unique spiritual dimension to the festival of Diwali, making it not just a celebration of lights, but a profound journey into the heart of transformation.

18/10/2025

DHANTERAS SIGNIFICANCE
Dhanteras is a Hindu festival that celebrates the importance of wealth, health, and prosperity. It is observed on the thirteenth day of the dark fortnight in the month of Kartik, which usually falls in October or November. Dhanteras marks the beginning of the five-day Diwali festivities and is celebrated across the country with a lot of zeal.

Dhanteras derives its name from two words: ‘Dhan’, which means wealth, and ‘Teras’, which signifies the thirteenth day of the lunar fortnight. The festival has its roots in ancient Hindu mythology and is associated with two prominent legends.

One legend tells the story of the 16-year-old son of King Hima, who was destined to die on the fourth day of his marriage due to a snake bite. However, his clever wife prevented his death by placing all her gold and silver ornaments in a heap at the entrance of their room and lighting countless lamps. She also kept him awake throughout the night by singing songs and telling stories.

When the God of Death, Yama, arrived in the form of a serpent, he was dazzled by the brightness of the jewellery and the lamps and could not enter the room. He left without taking the prince’s life and thus the young couple was saved. This tradition of lighting lamps and buying new items, especially metals, is followed to ward off evil and bring good luck.

Another legend relates Dhanteras to the churning of the ocean, known as the Samudra Manthan, in pursuit of the nectar of immortality. During this churning, several divine gifts emerged, including the goddess of wealth, Lakshmi, and Dhanvantari, the physician of the gods.

Dhanteras is believed to be the day when Dhanvantari, an incarnation of Lord Vishnu, appeared with the knowledge of Ayurveda (traditional Indian medicine) to heal and bless humanity. He is also considered the originator of the science of surgery and is revered by doctors and medical practitioners. Dhanteras is also known as Dhanvantari Jayanti, the birthday of Lord Dhanvantari.

Dhanteras is a day for celebrating both material and spiritual wealth. People undertake various customs and rituals to seek the blessings of the goddess Lakshmi, Lord Kubera, the treasurer of the gods, and Lord Dhanvantari, the god of health.

On this auspicious day, houses are cleaned and decorated, and colourful rangoli designs adorn the entrances. The evening is dedicated to worshipping Lord Dhanvantari and goddess Lakshmi with prayers and devotional songs. One of the most significant customs on Dhanteras is buying and gifting precious metals, particularly gold and silver.

It is believed that acquiring new metal on this day brings prosperity and happiness to the household. Apart from gold and silver, people also buy copper, brass, iron, and steel utensils, appliances, and furniture. Some people also buy brooms, which are considered to sweep away poverty and misfortune.

Dhanteras is also a day for investing in business and making charitable donations. Many people start new ventures, expand their existing ones, or make long-term investments on this day. They also donate money, food, clothes, and other items to the poor and needy, as a way of expressing gratitude and generosity.

Dhanteras is also a day for self-care and wellness. People take care of their health, hygiene, and beauty by applying oil, turmeric, and sandalwood paste on their bodies, wearing new clothes and jewellery, and eating nutritious food. They also consult doctors, dentists, and ayurvedic practitioners for check-ups and treatments. They also avoid consuming alcohol, to***co, and meat on this day, as a way of purifying their bodies and minds.

Dhanteras is a festival that symbolizes the harmony between the material and the spiritual aspects of life. It teaches us to value and respect the gifts of nature and the divine, and to use them for the benefit of ourselves and others. It also reminds us to be grateful, generous, and compassionate towards all living beings.

Dhanteras is a festival that inspires us to seek wealth, health, and prosperity in a balanced and ethical manner. It is a festival that prepares us for the grand celebration of Diwali, the festival of lights, joy, and victory.

17/10/2025

HOW TO DETERMINE PAST AND PRESENT FROM THE BIRTH CHART
Yes, it is absolutely possible for Vedic astrologers to make accurate predictions based on horoscopes.

To determine an individual's past and present from their birth chart, one need to study deeply the past and present mahadasha ruling period.

In vedic astrology the mahadasha period decide the time of delivery of an event.

Every mahadasha ruling period comes up with some agendas which they perform in the whole of their ruling period one by one.

In order to study the past and present period, one need to study the mahadasha and learn which are the events are there in its agenda during its ruling period.

One thing the readers must note that not all the events signified by the mahadasha lord will get activated.

Only those events will get activated which are also promised in the horoscope in planet level.

For example : In a boy’s horoscope marriage is not promised and his mahadasha period has marriage event in its agenda during its ruling period.

Then during the mahadasha ruling period the native will get interest in marrying and he will take active interest in getting married and so he will take effort to put up advertisements in paper or digital media, he will go and meet with alliances to know each other and their family, his own family members will try hard for an alliance for their son’s marriage.

A marriage like atmosphere will be created during the ruling period of the mahadasha lord as it is having marriage event in its ruling period.

BUT MARRIAGE WILL NOT HAPPEN as it was not promised in the horoscope.

Like wise for every events of the mahadasha one need to come back to horoscope to study the promises of it and accordingly can learn about that event.

Like for example with reference to above example one can tell that in past mahadasha period the native did tried hard for his marriage but it did not happened.

So, like wise on can learn about the events of one’s past and present form one’s birth chart.

One need to have a very good knowledge of vedic astrology to learn about one’s past and present from their horoscope. With just basic knowledge one should not approach such learning as it may be wrong also and may create issues.

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