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Unlock the Secrets of Your Hands Through Medical Astrology

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Yesterday, Mohan came and said that his right hand—the entire hand—is paining. He started crying, and I wondered what happened. Then I looked into his chart, and through medical astrology, I found out that certain planets and certain houses were afflicted due to transit. This insight gave me an indication that I should start a new series on Medical Astrology.

So, in this first episode, I’m going to talk about the planets, houses, conjunctions or aspects that signify the right hand and left hand, and how afflictions can cause pain or difficulty to our hands. Always remember that hands are very important because it is only through hands that we can do all kinds of work.

Planets, Nakshatras, and Houses Governing the Hands

In medical astrology, the hands are governed by specific planets, nakshatras, and houses, which provide insights into their health, functionality, and potential challenges. Understanding these cosmic influences can help identify and remedy difficulties related to the hands.

1. Planets Influencing the Hands

  • Mercury:
    Represents coordination and fine motor skills. A strong Mercury ensures agile and skillful hands, whereas a weak or afflicted Mercury—or retrograde Mercury—can cause issues like tremors, weakness, or nerve problems.
  • Mars:
    Governs physical strength and action. A strong Mars provides firm and energetic hands. An afflicted or retrograde Mars can lead to injuries, cuts, or burns on the hands. Currently, Mars is retrograde, so it is likely that some of you may experience difficulties connected to hands.
  • Rahu and Saturn:
    When negatively placed, they signify chronic issues such as arthritis, deformities, or nerve-related problems in the hands.

So, the four key planets to observe for hand-related concerns are Mercury, Mars, Saturn, and Rahu.

2. Nakshatras Related to the Hands

  • Ashwini:
    Known for healing abilities and swift actions. A weak or afflicted Ashwini Nakshatra can indicate difficulty in recovering from hand injuries.
  • Hasta:
    “Hasta” literally means “hand.” It symbolizes manual skills and healing. Afflictions to Hasta Nakshatra can lead to clumsiness or injuries affecting hand movements.
  • Chitra:
    Governs creativity and precision. Afflictions to Chitra can result in difficulty with artistic or detailed work involving the hands.

So the three nakshatras to watch are: Ashwini, Hasta, and Chitra.

3. Houses Governing the Hands

  • Third House:
    Directly rules the hands and wrists. Its strength indicates manual skills and communication abilities through the hands. Malefic influences here can cause injuries or nerve issues.
  • First House (Ascendant):
    Represents the overall health and vitality of the body, including the hands.
  • Sixth House:
    Governs diseases and chronic conditions that may impact the hands.

Conjunctions and Aspects Causing Hand Issues

  1. Mars + Saturn Conjunction:
    Can signify injuries, fractures, or accidents involving the hands.
  2. Rahu Aspect on Mercury or the Third House:
    Indicates nerve-related issues or conditions like tremors.
  3. Afflicted Mercury in the Sixth or Third House:
    Points to challenges in coordination, fine motor skills, or neurological conditions.
  4. Mars and Saturn Aspect on Hasta Nakshatra:
    Can result in chronic hand-related ailments or difficulties in manual tasks.

Remedies for Hand-Related Issues

A. Strengthening Mercury

  • Chant the mantra:
    “Om Vishnave Namah”
    108 times daily, morning and evening, using a Sphatik Japamala
  • Fast on Wednesdays from sunrise to sunset.
    Break the fast with a vegetarian dinner after sunset. During fasting hours, you may consume fruits, tea, coffee, or milk.

B. Pacifying Mars

  • Chant the Ganesha mantra:
    “Om Gam Ganapataye Namah”
    108 times daily to pacify fiery Mars.
  • Donate red lentils (Masoor dal) every Tuesday—either in a Lord Hanuman temple or to a needy person. Minimum: 1 kg

C. Hasta Nakshatra Remedies

  • Worship Lord Moon and chant the Shiva mantra:
    “Om Namah Shivaya”
    on Mondays
  • Fast on Mondays from sunrise to sunset.
    Break your fast after sunset with a vegetarian meal.
  • Meditate using hand mudras such as Gyan Mudra or Anjali Mudra
  • Strengthen the Third House by:
    • Wearing a silver bracelet
    • Feeding birds
    • Donating to organizations that help the physically disabled

Importance of the Moon (Mind) in Medical Astrology

While planets and nakshatras influence the physical condition of the hands, remember that all actions stem from the mind. This is where the Moon plays a critical role.

Check the Chandra Kundali (Moon chart). If the Moon is afflicted by Rahu, Mars, or Saturn—and other aspects also indicate hand-related challenges—it can significantly affect the health and functionality of both hands.

Medical astrology reveals intricate connections between planets, nakshatras, and the physical body. By applying the right remedies and cultivating awareness, individuals can overcome difficulties—preserving both the dexterity and spiritual strength of their hands.

As we delve deeper into this cosmic science, I invite you to join me in the next episode of Medical Astrology, where we’ll explore another fascinating part of the human body.

And always remember—true knowledge is valuable only when accompanied by humility and devotion to your Guru.

As Sant Kabir beautifully said:

“If God and Guru were to appear before me, I would first prostrate before my Guru.
For it is through the Guru that I have come to know God.”

To all my close followers, I say—continue your journey with faith, gratitude, and reverence for the divine guidance of your Guru.

Whatever difficulties you face now are the result of past life karma.
So don’t try to escape—face it and finish it.

And if you devote yourself to the path, to your Guru, and to God, then you will gain the strength and persistence to overcome anything.

I hope those who are following me closely understand what I mean to say.

Jai Sri Ganesha. Jai Guru.

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Pitru Dosh: Rahu vs. Ketu – Understanding the Karmic Burden & Powerful Remedies

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Everything comes down to the family.
What is family? Why are you born in a specific family?

Because the quality of karma that you have from your past births is matching with the quality of karma of the family in which you are born. Now, there are exceptions when you don’t gel with your family, and you move out and become a part of some other family whose quality of karma, whose quality of thoughts, match with yours.

So family need not be limited to only blood relation. Many times I have personally seen that people are born in a specific family, but they move out and become more aligned to some other family who match with their thought frequencies and their karma.

The reason I am saying this is because Pitru Dosha is connected with family.
Pitru means ancestors.
The mistakes of your ancestors come to haunt you, and you have to clear them by your own positive karma.

Now, Pitru Dosha is caused when there is a conjunction either with Rahu or Ketu—when Sun or Saturn or some other planets are with Rahu or Ketu. In this first part, I have explained what happens if Pitru Dosha is caused by a specific conjunction with Rahu, and what it means if it is caused by Ketu. You have to understand that both Rahu and Ketu, when they conjunct with Sun or Saturn or any other planet, definitely cause Pitru Dosha—but there is a difference. That difference I have explained in this first part.

In the second part, I will talk about all the conjunctions and placements that signify Pitru Dosha in your kundali—and the remedies for it.

In India, it has become a very common trend that if you have Pitru Dosha, you should go somewhere and do a puja—and you end up spending ₹20,000–₹40,000. But all of this is not necessary. There are specific remedies that you can do which are not expensive.

As I always say, the most beautiful things are not expensive—
Love is not expensive. God is not expensive. Truth is not expensive.
All these things are simple.
God is simple. Love is simple. Truth is simple. Simple has it.

But the mind has a tendency to make things complicated.

Pitru Dosha by Rahu

Pitru Dosha occurs when ancestral karmic debts remain unresolved and forefathers’ unfulfilled desires, mistakes, or negative karmas continue affecting future generations. Both Rahu and Ketu are linked to past life karma, but they create Pitru Dosha in different ways when they join planets like Sun, Moon, Jupiter, or Saturn in certain houses.

How Rahu Causes Pitru Dosha:

Rahu represents desires, illusions, and karmic debts from past lives. When Rahu joins important planets like Sun, Moon, or Jupiter, it indicates ancestors who had strong unfulfilled material desires—wealth, power, family success—and couldn’t find peace after death. Their unfulfilled cravings remain attached to the lineage, causing:

  • Constant financial struggles despite hard work
  • Unstable career, frequent failures, or legal issues
  • Recurring family conflicts or broken relationships
  • Separation from father
  • Mental stress, anxiety, or addictions
  • Difficulties in childbirth or strained relations with children
  • Blocked spiritual progress and attraction to negative energies

Key Rahu Conjunctions Indicating Pitru Dosha:

  1. Rahu + Sun (Surya Grahan Dosha)
    • Father’s lineage curse
    • Ego clashes, lack of paternal blessings
    • Career issues and government-related difficulties
  2. Rahu + Moon (Chandra Grahan Dosha)
    • Mother’s lineage curse
    • Mental instability, emotional detachment
    • Conflicts in family, maternal health issues
  3. Rahu + Jupiter
    • Spiritual and financial karma blockage
    • Distorted beliefs, dishonesty, unethical behavior
    • Financial downfall

Rahu House Placement:

  • Rahu in the 9th House
    • Strongest indicator of Pitru Dosha
    • Blocks ancestral blessings, causes repeated struggles in career, education, and family life

Remedies for Rahu-Related Pitru Dosha:

  1. Light a mustard oil lamp under a peepal tree on Saturdays
  2. Offer water to the Sun (Surya Arghya) daily
  3. Chant Vishnu Mantra 108 times morning and evening using a spatik japamala:
    Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya
  4. Donate at least 1 liter of groundnut oil every Saturday in Lord Hanuman temple
  5. Read Vishnu Purana and Hari Vansh Purana daily
  6. Wear 9 Mukhi Rudraksha in a black thread or silver chain for peace and prosperity

Pitru Dosha by Ketu

Ketu represents detachment, spiritual depth, and unresolved past life karmas. When Ketu joins key planets, it shows ancestors who were spiritually unfulfilled, neglected duties, or had unnatural deaths.

Effects of Ketu-Related Pitru Dosha:

  • Detachment from family, isolation, or broken bonds
  • Repeated health issues, unexplained illnesses, sudden accidents
  • Difficulty in having children or troubled relationships with offspring
  • Spiritual confusion, fear, anxiety, and a sense of not belonging
  • Recurring losses in career due to unseen forces

Rahu-related Pitru Dosha impacts material growth.
Ketu-related Pitru Dosha impacts emotional and mental well-being.

Key Ketu Conjunctions Indicating Pitru Dosha:

  1. Ketu + Sun
    • Paternal karmic burden
    • Abandonment, weak fatherly support
    • Career instability, lack of confidence
  2. Ketu + Moon
    • Maternal karmic burden
    • Emotional instability, depression, and family issues
    • Excellent for spiritual detachment if the person is walking the spiritual path
  3. Ketu + Jupiter
    • Affects wisdom and finances
    • Improper use of Dharma in past lives
    • Difficulty in education and misguided beliefs

Ketu House Placements Indicating Pitru Dosha:

  • Ketu in 1st House (Ascendant):
    • Burden of ancestral karma affecting life direction
  • Ketu in 5th House:
    • Delayed childbirth, issues with children, karmic burden from past
  • Ketu in 9th House:
    • Loss of ancestral blessings, spiritual struggles
  • Ketu in 10th House:
    • Career setbacks due to karmic debts

Remedies for Ketu-Related Pitru Dosha:

  1. Offer prayers to ancestors every Amavasya and during Shraddha Paksha
  2. Chant Om Namah Shivaya 108 times daily using a Rudraksha mala
  3. Visit a Lord Shiva temple every Monday and do Abhishek with water, milk, and honey
  4. Donate black sesame seeds, blankets, or wall clocks in Hanuman temples or to the poor
  5. Offer water to Peepal and Banyan trees regularly
  6. Wear 10 Mukhi Rudraksha in a black thread or silver chain for spiritual healing

Secret and Simple Remedy: Feeding Crows

The most significant and secret remedy to overcome Pitru Dosha is:

Feed curd and rice to crows with love and respect.

The more you feed crows, the more you reduce Pitru Dosha effects.

A crow may be black in color, but if you observe closely, it is one of the most intelligent birds. Scientists now say that after human beings, it is the crow that has the highest level of consciousness. That’s why, in our Hindu tradition, we feed crows after someone dies. We wait for the crow to come and eat. If it does, we believe that the soul has attained Gati—a step forward in its journey after life.

Lord Shani also loves crows.
That is why I say to you—whenever you see a crow, fold your hands. Feed them. Honor them. For they carry a deep, sacred connection to the ancestral realm.

You now have the most secret key:
Feed the crows. Every day.

Enough for now. Love you all.
I’ll be back with the second episode soon.
Jai Sri Ganesha. Jai Guru.

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Relationship Astrology: Does a failed marriage predict similar challenges in a second one?

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Love, Relationships & Soulmates

I have talked briefly about all these topics, and as Valentine’s Day is coming, I thought this would be the best moment to help you realize that even though your marriage has failed, or if your marriage is failing, it is not that the next marriage will also fail. But for that, you need to make certain changes in yourself.

The question of soulmates has always fascinated us.

Is the idea of a soulmate real or just an illusion?
Do we truly meet our soulmate in this lifetime?
And can a person have more than one soulmate?

The answer is a resounding yes. However, it may not be the romanticized version most people imagine.

Soulmates are not defined by physical attraction, sexual relationships, or even familial ties. Instead, a soulmate is someone whose level of spiritual awareness resonates with your own. It’s all about alignment of consciousness and growth throughout life.

Your level of awareness is constantly evolving. Today, you might meet someone whose awareness mirrors your own, and in that moment, they feel like your perfect match or soulmate. But as you grow spiritually and mentally, that connection may weaken if your partner doesn’t evolve at the same pace. This is often why relationships break down—the once shared frequency of awareness shifts apart.

In truth, soulmates come in many forms. They can be friends, mentors, colleagues, or even acquaintances. A prime minister or president might find a soulmate in someone who shares their vision and mission, while an elderly man could feel a profound soul connection with a young woman without any romantic or physical relationship. Age, gender, or role in life doesn’t matter when it comes to the soul’s awareness.

This process of meeting and parting with soulmates happens throughout different stages of life. At each stage, someone may come along who perfectly matches your current state of mind and being. But as your awareness grows or even diminishes, you might feel disconnected and move on—finding a new soulmate who better aligns with who you are at that point.

Now that I have clarified the essence of soulmates, the answer to the last question becomes obvious: Yes, you can have multiple soulmates across different phases of life, depending on the evolution of your awareness and personal growth.

So, soulmates are not just a singular, destined event. They are a journey—of meeting souls who reflect your current self. And in that journey, you learn, grow, and evolve—together or apart.

In astrology, the concept of finding a soulmate is deeply influenced by the dasha—that is, the planetary phase or period you are experiencing—along with the transits of planets, which either reinforce or reveal the results that your dashapromises.

In simple terms, your soulmate connection is often tied to the cosmic timing of these planetary influences.

For example, suppose you are going through the Venus Mahadasha and Mars Antardasha—a period where both Venus and Mars are playing a dominant role in your life. And at the same time, a planetary transit strengthens the connection between Venus and Mars in your birth chart. In this scenario, you may find yourself drawn into a passionate relationship, feeling as though you have found the one—a soulmate who excites your heart and soul.

However, if you are undergoing a phase of spiritual growth, the same Venus-Mars combination might lead to a different outcome. Instead of a relationship based on physical attraction and passion, you may encounter someone who shares your spiritual journey. This person might resonate with your deeper emotional and spiritual needs—connecting with your heart rather than your body. In such cases, your connection is more about shared inner growth and evolving awareness than external chemistry.

The way these planetary influences manifest depends largely on your level of awareness at that moment in life. If your consciousness is centered on material and emotional desires, the planets might guide you toward relationships built on passion or romance. On the other hand, if your focus is on spiritual evolution, you may attract someone who mirrors your inner aspirations and growth.

Every planet influences your life uniquely, and its effects can change based on your current state of mind and awareness. This is why relationships, including those with soulmates, can feel so different at various stages of your life.

Ultimately, astrology teaches us that finding a soulmate is not just about destiny—it’s about alignment, timing, and the spiritual journey you are on.

Yesterday, Mohan asked:
If a woman has been through a failed relationship or marriage, then according to astrology, will she face the same problems in a new relationship or second marriage?

The answer to this question isn’t straightforward. It depends on several factors.

After going through a breakup or divorce, if the woman actively works on raising her level of awareness through consistent meditation, mantra chanting, and self-improvement, then her second marriage or new relationship can thrive. This is because she will now attract a partner who resonates with her elevated awareness.

The same principle applies to a man who has endured a painful divorce or breakup. Astrologically, even if there are challenging placements like Rahu or Ketu in the seventh house—that is, the house of relationships—the success of future relationships depends on how one channelizes the energy of these planetary influences.

Awareness and inner growth have the power to overcome astrological obstacles.

Similarly, no matter how afflicted your seventh house, its ruling planet, or key relationship indicators like Venus and Mercury may be, spiritual practices can transform your relationship destiny. Consistent efforts such as meditation, mantra chanting, and charitable actions can lead to fulfilling and harmonious relationships in this lifetime—sparing you from the need to repeat these experiences in future births to satisfy emotional or physical desires.

I want to reassure all those who have endured the pain of a failed marriage or relationship

You can absolutely succeed in love again.

But it requires dedication to your personal growth. Through regular meditation, mantra practice, and selfless giving, you elevate your energy and awareness. When that happens, you attract better circumstances and healthier connections.

Remember: God is kind. He blesses even those who have made mistakes. So why wouldn’t He bless you when you are making sincere efforts to grow and evolve through devotion and faith?

This Valentine’s Day, I encourage all of you to reflect deeply on this message. Focus on self-growth and raising your level of awareness. Everything becomes possible when you shift from a mindset of control to one of surrender. When you stop being the doer and leave your path in the hands of God or your Guru, your inner journey truly begins.

The question isn’t whether you celebrate Valentine’s Day or dismiss it.
The real question is: Do you understand that without love, life is lifeless?

With love, you are alive.
Love is the essence of our being.
And if there is a day dedicated to celebrating love, what harm is there in honoring it?

At the very least, it reminds you of love.
It reminds you of God.
For God is love, and love is real.

Stay blessed, and stay tuned for more.
Jai Sri Ganesha. Jai Guru.

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Rahu in the 8th House: The Gateway to Transformation or Illusion?

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A few days ago, a person asked a question: What lessons does God want me to learn if Ketu is in my second house and Rahu is in my eighth house?

So understand the question first. In this question, the question that he has asked—he writes, “What lessons does God want me to learn if Ketu is in my second house and Rahu is in my eighth house?” So the essence of this question is that the questioner is thinking that God wants him to learn some lessons because of a certain position of Ketu and Rahu in his chart.

So the counter question comes: Is this real? Does God want somebody to learn some lessons? And if that is the case, then who is God? Where is God? What is God?

I took this question because I actually like this question. I could feel the innocence. Some questions, when they come from your heart, no matter how silly they may sound, there is a lot of depth in them.

In the first part, I have talked about: where is God? What is God?

And then I have talked about Ketu in the second and Rahu in the eighth house.

It is also said that enlightenment is also accidental. Nobody plans on which day I am going to get enlightened. But the person keeps trying, remains consistent on his path. And then someday—and those moments are very strange moments—you may be just walking in the garden, and it may happen. Enlightenment is always accidental.

Where is God?

If you cannot find God within you, then you will not find God in the temple. And if you are able to find God within you, then no matter where you go, you will find God everywhere. If you are worshipping a plain black stone with utmost devotion, then a time would come, a day would come, when the same black stone would transform into a miraculous stone, into the greatest idol.

The Source is not on the outside. The Source is within you. And that is exactly what Jesus Christ has said: The kingdom of God is within you and all around you, not in mentions of wood and stone. Split a piece of wood, and I am there. Lift a stone, and you will find me. Jesus says: The kingdom of God is within you.

Everything is within you. God is within you. Devil is also within you. Hell is also within you. Heaven is also within you. And every day, every moment, you experience hell and heaven.

A Zen Master’s Teaching

Once the Emperor of Japan asked a Zen master, “What is Hell and what is Heaven?”

The Zen master looked at the Emperor and said, “You son of a… Have you looked at your face in the mirror lately? I have never seen such a dirty-looking fellow before.”

The Emperor was enraged. He had not expected such a thing from such a great saint. You don’t know great saints—you know only small penny saints. A real saint is not a cat—he is a tiger. He is fearless.

The Emperor was so enraged that he pulled his sword out of its sheath. He was going to cut the head of the Master.

Just as the sword was coming closer, the master said, “Wait! You are entering hell. This is the gate to hell.”

The way the master said “Wait” was so powerful that the Emperor’s hand stopped in the middle. And he understood—true. He threw the sword away, fell at the feet of the master.

And the master laughed and said, “This is the way to heaven. You have already experienced both within a single moment.” The distance is not far.

Whenever you are surrendered to existence, whenever you live in trust, in love, prayers, joy, celebration—you are in heaven. Love is the way to heaven. Only love.

The Little Girl and Buddha

That reminds me of a very old incident. It happened when Buddha was alive. There was a little girl, and she lived in a small village. Buddha came to her village, and the whole village gathered around Buddha. People waited to hear the golden words of Buddha. Buddha spoke and people listened.

Amongst those people, this little girl was also present. And she could see Buddha—his glowing face, his compassionate eyes. She could hear his soft voice. So much was she engrossed in his words that when his discourse was over, people started to leave for their homes, but only this little girl remained. Nobody came ahead, but this little girl stepped ahead. She rushed towards Buddha’s feet. With her flowing tears, she washed the feet of the Master.

And then she said, “Initiate me, O Master, initiate me. I have been waiting for you for many months and years. I have been praying to God to have a glimpse of you. And finally, you have come. I am truly touched by your omnipresence. Please take me with you now. I cannot live without you.”

Buddha smiled. He raised her up, kissed on her forehead, and said, “The road is long and I am getting old. I have come to this village because I had been receiving your prayers. I could feel your love, your devotion. I have come for you. But I cannot take you with me. I need not be with you in physical form. This physical form is just a dream. Do not worry, I am with you.”

That night when Buddha reached the other village, Ananda—his closest disciple—asked, “Master, how do you decide your journeys?”

And Buddha looked into Ananda’s eyes and said, “My feet move towards that man and that woman who are thirsty for my love. To me, it doesn’t matter whether that man or woman is a king or a beggar. What matters to me is his love, his devotion, his faith. That is how my journeys happen. It is not me—it is my devotees that decide the course of my journeys.”

What Is God?

So the question remains: What is God?

And I say to you—God is Love. God is not a person. God is not some man sitting on a golden throne beyond the clouds. That picture is for children. That God is a myth created to help religious businessmen sell their religion. That God is not real.

The real God is the fragrance of love, the essence of compassion, the light of awareness. God is within you. And you have known Him many times. You may not have realized—but whenever you loved without any expectation, you touched God.

Whenever you forgave someone from your heart, you came closer to God.

Whenever you helped someone in their darkest moment, you became God for them.

Love, Compassion, Forgiveness, Surrender, Meditation—these are the real gates through which God is experienced. The more you live through your heart, the closer you come to God.

Ketu in the Second House and Rahu in the Eighth House

Actual chart combination.

Ketu in the second house and Rahu in the eighth house—this is a mystic axis. This is the axis of renunciation and transformation. It is an intense placement. One of the most karmic placements in astrology. This combination indicates a person who in his past life had attained a certain level of material wealth but had failed to find inner fulfillment. And so in this life, the soul is forced to experience deep inner transformation—often through sudden events, losses, and mystical experiences.

Rahu in the eighth house brings a deep desire to understand the secrets of life and death, of the occult, tantra, mysticism, and hidden knowledge. It is often seen in the charts of those who become astrologers, occultists, tantriks, or mystic seekers.

Ketu in the second house means you are carrying forward a certain detachment from material possessions, from family and speech. You may be misunderstood by your family. You may not speak much. And even if you do, your words are often sharp, intense, or philosophical. Your attachment to material security is being challenged. You may earn well and yet feel empty. You may eat good food and still feel a certain tastelessness.

Ketu is teaching you to go beyond the illusion of security. And Rahu is pushing you into the darkness of the eighth house—so that you learn to find the light within. Many such natives go through sudden spiritual awakenings—often triggered by trauma, loss, or deep emotional crisis.

This axis shows that the soul is maturing. It is no longer running behind social prestige, money, or family validation. It is being prepared for a higher life. The person often feels lonely—not because there is nobody around—but because the person is moving inward. The whole journey is turning inwards.

If you have this placement, know that you are not an ordinary soul. You are chosen for a higher path. And that path may seem lonely at times, painful at times—but it is the path that leads to true liberation.

A question was asked: “What lessons does God want me to learn if Ketu is in my second house and Rahu is in my eighth house?”

And I say—God does not want anything from you. God has no desires. But Existence wants you to awaken. The Universe is using this Rahu-Ketu axis to shake you, break you, and make you—into something deeper, more conscious, more free.

Don’t resist the changes. Don’t fear the darkness. The real light is not outside—it is within. Only those who walk through darkness can reach the light. Rahu in the eighth house takes you through that darkness. Ketu in the second house takes away the fake light. So that, one day, you discover the eternal light—within.

Surrender to the process. Meditate every day. Trust the journey. And remember: You are not alone. God is not outside. He is within you—as your breath, as your love, as your awareness.

When you are aware, you are divine. And when you are divine, there is nothing left to fear.

Jai Sri Ganesh, Jai Guru.

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