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Full Moon in Capricorn:12 Zodiac Sign Predictions & Mantra Remedies

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Namaste
On 8th August, at around 2:15 p.m. IST, the Full Moon begins. This Full Moon, or Purnima, is falling in the sign of Capricorn — Shravan Nakshatra.

Shravan Nakshatra is the good boy of the galaxy. Shravan is a nakshatra that is very much interested in acquiring more and more knowledge. It is also a very devotional nakshatra.

No matter where you are born, if you are born in Shravan Nakshatra, then you will definitely learn and upgrade yourself at some stage of life.

So, the Full Moon day is happening in such a beautiful nakshatra of Shravan. How this Full Moon day will impact your zodiac sign is what I have revealed in this forecast, followed with a beautiful story.

Always remember — 3 days before the Full Moon day and 3 days after the Full Moon day, the impact is felt. Many of you may have started feeling the impact of this Full Moon day from 5th August itself.

Planetary Influence & Mahadasha Impact

Now, depending on the Mahadasha that you are currently going through and the transits in your birth horoscope, you will experience the impact of this Full Moon day.

If it is a difficult Mahadasha, you may start feeling uneasy. If you are going through Rahu Mahadasha or Ketu Mahadasha, then you become a very easy victim for black magic attacks.

In this human life, along with good friends, you also have secret enemies and open enemies who are constantly trying to finish you, who are constantly trying to pull your legs — and then they use these kinds of cheap means of black magic.

So many people suffer because of these black magic attacks. But as I always say — you will continue to suffer because of black magic until your difficult planetary dasha or transit is going on.

The moment your planets change, the black magic impact also comes down. But by the time it comes down, you have to stay patient.

That is what Sai Baba says — Shraddha aur Saburi.

Do Not Retaliate

Don’t become offensive because they are doing it to you. Don’t do it on them because then again you are falling in that vicious cycle. Just stay patient. Let them attack you — focus on your defence.

Try to defend yourself. There are many ways to do so. In fact, in many of my podcasts I have already mentioned about these different defensive methods that you can implement.

There is nothing readymade that you will get on your plate — you have to make efforts to defend yourself.

And what are those efforts?

During Purnima and Amavasya, if you are going through any difficult Mahadasha, then you are bound to feel restless. You may face anxiety issues. You may even feel depressed. You may even feel high.

You may overreact, especially during the Full Moon period.

So, I just want to let you know that you will be perfectly fine if you make efforts towards self-purification and self-growth.

He is doing it by ignorance — but you don’t do it back. Don’t retaliate. If you are wise, if you are faithful, just stay patient. Sab time hai.

Today it’s yours. Tomorrow it will be his or hers — whosoever is attacking you.

Just stay patient and do not react. Keep walking. As you keep walking, the way appears.

The Full Moon is rising in the sign of Capricorn in the divine Shravan Nakshatra.

The beauty of the moment is that Mercury is no longer combust. By 11th August, Mercury will shed its retrograde cloak and walk direct again.

This means the fog of confusion and misunderstandings in your relationships will begin to clear. Many of you who were waiting endlessly for that one job call — your wait will soon be over.

If you feel stuck right now, my message is — be patient. Just a few more days, and after 11th August you will feel the momentum returning, life breathing again, possibilities opening their doors.

The direct pace of Mercury, paired with the gentle blessing of the Full Moon in Shravan, is a cosmic sign that things that had frozen in your life will finally begin to move — bringing that long-missing smile back on your face.

But — and I have always said this — if you are walking through the karmic corridors of Rahu Mahadasha, Ketu Mahadasha, or Shani Mahadasha, then be cautious.

3 days before the Full Moon (5th August) and 3 days after (till 11th August) can test your patience, stir anxiety, and create restlessness.

During this time, keep your energy pure, avoid non-veg food, and chant the powerful protective mantra.

Protective Mantra

Chant this Kalabhairav mantra 108 times, morning and evening. This is your shield.

Remember — it is always wiser to play defensive than offensive when it comes to energy.

When I say zodiac sign, I mean the Moon sign because Vedic astrology is rooted in the Moon sign. Your Mahadasha, even your name, is derived from the Moon sign nakshatra.

But you can also check from your Ascendant, because sometimes your Ascendant sign takes the front seat while your Moon sign watches quietly from behind.

Aries
This Full Moon lights up your career house. A long-pending work matter may find its resolution, and recognition could finally come your way. If you have been waiting for the right opportunity to prove yourself, this is your moment to speak — but speak wisely. Avoid impulsive reactions, especially with seniors. A positive shift in your professional circle will bring hope.

Taurus
The Full Moon illuminates your 9th house of luck, wisdom, and spiritual growth. Travel plans, spiritual journeys, or an important meeting with a mentor may be on the cards. Your faith will guide you through uncertainties. If studying or planning higher education, this is the right phase to move ahead with your plans.

Gemini
This Full Moon stirs your 8th house — a time of transformation, hidden revelations, and karmic clearing. Financial matters connected with inheritance, insurance, or joint assets may come to the surface. Avoid unnecessary risk-taking. Meditation and spiritual practices will help you navigate inner restlessness.

Cancer
The Moon shines in your 7th house, bringing focus to partnerships. For many Cancerians, relationships will either deepen or require important conversations. If single, a fated meeting may occur. Business partnerships also find clarity after a phase of confusion. Avoid bringing past baggage into new beginnings.

Leo
The Full Moon in your 6th house brings the urge to get your life in order. Health, discipline, and work routines will demand attention. If you have been neglecting your body, now is the time to commit to positive changes. At work, your problem-solving skills will be highlighted and appreciated.

Virgo
Your 5th house glows under this Full Moon. Romance, creativity, and joy awaken again. If you have been feeling emotionally distant, love will start flowing back into your life. Creative projects will pick up momentum, and parents may feel proud of their children’s achievements.

Libra
Home, family, and emotional security take centre stage. You may redecorate your space, reconnect with family, or feel a nostalgic pull towards your roots. However, avoid unnecessary arguments at home during the Full Moon days to maintain harmony.

Scorpio
The Full Moon in your 3rd house brings communication, travel, and networking opportunities. Conversations you have now could open new doors. Siblings or close friends may play an important role during this time. Use your words to heal and inspire, rather than to hurt.

Sagittarius
Finances, self-worth, and stability take the spotlight. If you have been waiting for payment or financial clearance, it may finally come through. However, be mindful of expenses. Invest in things that bring long-term growth and security, rather than short-term pleasure.

Capricorn
This is your Full Moon, Capricorn — it is happening in your sign. A cycle is ending, and a new you is ready to emerge. Personal growth, appearance changes, and important decisions will define this period. Others will notice your shift in energy. Use this time to release what no longer serves your highest purpose.

Aquarius
The Moon lights your 12th house. Solitude, dreams, and spiritual retreat call you now. If you have been pushing yourself too hard, take a step back and rest. Pay attention to your dreams as they may carry important guidance. This is also a powerful time for healing from past wounds.

Pisces
Your 11th house of gains, social connections, and future plans shines bright. Support from friends, mentors, or social networks will help you move forward. Dreams may feel closer to reality now. Avoid overpromising — keep your commitments realistic and focused.

Spiritual Alignment for This Full Moon

As the Full Moon graces the divine Shravan Nakshatra — a nakshatra deeply connected with Lord Vishnu — the most beautiful way to align yourself with this cosmic current is by immersing yourself in the chanting of Vishnu mantras.

You may choose:

  • Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya
  • Om Vishnave Namah
  • Om Namo Narayanaya

These three are not just mantras — they are living vibrations, seeds of divine energy that tune your being to the frequency of peace, protection, and inner bliss.

The Shravan Nakshatra is a symbol of listening (Shravanam means “to hear”). And when you chant with devotion, the sound of the mantra becomes the bridge between you and the infinite grace of Lord Vishnu.

The more you focus on chanting any of these three sacred mantras during the Full Moon day and for 3 days thereafter, the more you will notice a subtle yet profound shift within you. Your heart will feel lighter, your mind calmer, and your spirit happier than ever before.

It is as if the knots of worry begin to loosen, and a gentle current of divine assurance begins to flow through you.

The Teaching on Attachment & Detachment

Remember this — you are born out of attachment. You live bound by attachment. You die carrying attachment, and even your next birth takes shape based on the attachments you carry when you leave this human body.

Buddha says: The root of all suffering is attachment.

You may think you have detached yourself from everyone, yet there will always be that one bond, that one person, that one thread that still holds you.

If someone says, I am completely detached, they are only deceiving themselves. No matter how spiritually evolved you are, one attachment always remains.

But in the natural rhythm of lifetimes, it fades in the next birth cycle. There is no need to force it, no need to be anxious about it. Detachment is not instant — you can’t read a few spiritual books and suddenly become free. That would only be a performance, a mask, a false image.

Real detachment blossoms slowly, silently, as your awareness deepens. And as awareness grows within, detachment follows like a shadow.

The Story of Nagarjun

A story of transformation where a master thief became a saintly devotee, all because awareness touched his heart.

Nagarjun was one of the greatest spiritual masters that the East has given birth to. He used to live naked, with just a wooden begging bowl. But kings worshipped him, queens worshipped him.

One day, he came to the capital, and the queen touched his feet and said:
“I feel very much offended by your wooden bowl. You are a master of masters — hundreds of kings and queens are your followers. I have prepared a golden bowl for you, studded with beautiful diamonds and emeralds. Please don’t reject it — it will wound me deeply. For 3 years, great artists have been working on it, and now it is ready.”

She feared Nagarjun might say, “I cannot touch gold, I have renounced the world.” But instead, Nagarjun said, “Okay — you can keep my begging bowl, give me the golden one.”

The queen was shocked. Deep inside, her unconscious still carried the old Indian tradition that the awakened one must live in discomfort and poverty, as if discomfort and poverty were somehow spiritual. But Nagarjun didn’t even look at the golden bowl — he accepted it and went away.

In that capital, there lived a master thief. When he saw Nagarjun walking with the golden, jewel-studded bowl, he said to himself:
“Such a precious thing! I have never seen so many diamonds, so much gold. How did this naked man get it, and how will he protect it?”

The thief followed him to a ruined temple where Nagarjun was staying — a place without a roof, without doors. Nagarjun, hearing the thief’s footsteps, threw the bowl outside the window.

It landed right at the thief’s feet. The thief was stunned — he picked it up, and said:
“Sir, I must thank you, but you are a rare man — throwing out such a precious thing as if it is nothing. May I come in and touch your feet?”

Nagarjun smiled: “Come in. In fact, I threw the bowl out so that you could come in.”

The thief entered and saw Nagarjun’s silence, his peace, his bliss. Overwhelmed, he said:
“I feel jealous of you. Compared to you, all others are small. Is there any possibility for me to attain such freedom, such compassion, such non-attachment?”

Nagarjun replied:
“It is possible — it is everyone’s potential.”

But the thief explained:
“I have gone to many saints, and they all told me first to stop stealing before anything else. That I cannot do — it seems to be my nature.”

Nagarjun said:
“That simply means you have never met a true saint. Go on stealing — but steal consciously. Tonight, when you enter a house, be fully alert. Open the lock consciously. Walk consciously. And then if you still can, steal. Come back to me in 7 days.”

Seven days later, the thief returned, touched Nagarjun’s feet, and said:
“Initiate me — I could not steal even once. If I am conscious, I cannot steal. If I steal, I become unconscious. And when I am conscious, the whole thing looks meaningless.”

That master thief became a disciple of Nagarjun and, in time, attained Buddhahood.

Sin is born in the absence of awareness.
Virtue (punya) blossoms in the presence of awareness.

If you ever come to my home state of Maharashtra and visit the holy sect of the Warkaris in Pandharpur, you will hear them singing with all their heart:

“Just keep chanting the name of Hari, the Lord. Who cares about counting how much punya you have collected?”

This is why, for over 500 years, the Warkaris have touched the living experience of God — something many scholars and pundits have not.

Why? Because while these simple, love-filled Warkaris are lost in the joy of singing the Lord’s name, the so-called scholars and pundits are busy tallying their spiritual merit.

The scholars keep their eyes on the tally.
The Warkaris keep their hearts on the Lord.

If you understand this difference, my fellows, you are already walking the path. And once you are on this path, nothing and no one can stop you.

Just keep chanting the name of Hari, the Lord — who cares about counting how much punya you have collected?

How beautiful is this, my fellows?

And I think this is one of the most beautiful messages I could share with each one of you on this upcoming Full Moon day.

And if you are following me closely, I am certain you will resonate with this.

Jai Shri Ganesha. Jai Guru.

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13 Guidelines to Protect Yourself from Black Magic Attacks – Black Magic Removal Remedy

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Namaste

Our enemies often visit black magicians, pay them heavily, and tell them to target you simply because you are seen as an obstacle in their lives. So, on this day, it is possible you may feel low, frustrated, or depressed. These are common effects of New Moon energy, especially when linked to black magic.

Always Remember:

We cannot hold everyone’s hands. There are so many people—and anyone can get up, go to a black magician, and cast a spell on you. Nowadays, it’s easily available. If someone has money and a cheap, negative, cruel mindset—they can do it. But in the court of God, they will have to pay heavily.

Why do people do black magic?
Because they don’t have the courage to stand in front of you and confront you. So they go behind the curtains and attack you silently. Often, the one doing it may be your friend, relative, or someone close. They may act sweet, speak politely, and laugh with you—just so you never suspect them. But in the kingdom of God, they will be punished.

And when the time comes, the punishment begins:
Accidents, hospitalizations, disease—all catch up to them. The one who does black magic on you also has enemies. One day, they too will be targeted when their bad dasha comes.

Everything happens at the right time.
You just need to be patient.

Never respond or retaliate with black magic. Otherwise, you are no different from the one who harmed you.
Just follow God and wait for the right time. Time always changes.

13 Guidelines to Protect Yourself from Black Magic Attacks:

1. Close Relatives Often Do Black Magic

Based on my readings, 99% of black magic cases come from your own circle—relatives, friends, and ex-lovers.
It could be:

  • Stepmother, ex-wife, ex-husband
  • Ex-girlfriend, ex-boyfriend
  • Biological parents (in cases of Vashikaran)
  • Brother-in-law, maternal uncle, aunt, even brother or sister’s spouse

These are real-life cases I’ve seen.
So, stay detached from any family member you even slightly doubt. On the surface, remain cordial. But do not visit them or build closeness.

Especially after a bad breakup or divorce, the ex may go to a black magician out of anger or revenge. I’ve seen cases where a man was killed via black magic, and no one ever knew who did it.

2. Be Careful When You Eat at Someone’s Place

Do not eat food or drink at a relative’s place if you feel even slightly uneasy.
Black magic materials like dead body ash or powders are sometimes mixed in tea or food.
Restaurants are safer. But a jealous relative or friend may mix something in your meal.

If you don’t trust them 100%—don’t eat there.

3. Stop Oversharing

Stop sending too much information about your life to others through messages or calls. You don’t know what intentions they carry. Even sharing reels, photos, or life updates invites attention—and not all attention is good.

4. Too Many People = Vulnerability

Being too social exposes you to Buri Nazar (evil eye).
Balance your social and personal life. Spend time in meditation, chanting, and daily prayers.

5. Wear Protective Amulets

We live in a world of both positive and negative energies.
To protect yourself:

  • Wear Sulemani Hakik (25+ carats), in silver or gold
  • Wear a black thread
    These work like shields for your body and aura.
6. Block Toxic People

On social media or in real life—don’t tolerate toxicity. Be quick to block or distance yourself from negative people. They can damage your energy and future.

7. Don’t Stay Locked at Home

Don’t suffocate yourself.
Go out—visit malls, gardens, temples. Travel, watch good movies, keep your mind engaged and relaxed.

8. Handle Old Clothes Carefully

Your old clothes hold your vibrations.
If they fall into wrong hands, black magic can be done easily.
Sprinkle gaumutra or Kapoor water on them before throwing or donating.

9. Don’t Talk Too Much on the Phone

Too much talking = too much exposure.
Vital energy leaks out, and you unknowingly give personal details that can later be used against you.

10. Keep Your Plans Private

Don’t talk about your plans before they succeed.
Jealousy is common—even among friends and family. Implement first. Share later.

11. Be Careful in Sexual Relations

Don’t have sex with someone you don’t trust.
Real-life cases show people being targeted with black magic during sex.
Avoid shady places and shady people.
For the wise, a hint is enough.

12. For NRIs Returning to India

Many black magic attacks happen when you visit India, triggered by jealous relatives.
If you’re living abroad, avoid visiting relatives unless you completely trust them.
Otherwise, enjoy your vacation without informing anyone about your whereabouts.

13. Daily Prayers, Mantras, Meditation

  • Chant “Om Kalabhairavaya Namah” 108 times with a Rudraksha mala, every morning and evening.
  • Do Loban in the evening to purify your space.
    (Watch my YouTube video on How to Remove Negative Energy & Black Magic from Your Home.)

After reading to all 13 guidelines, Mohan’s eyes filled with tears.
I asked, “Why are you crying?”
He said, “I’m thankful to you. You have given me a treasure of knowledge. I will now follow all these guidelines.”

In this human world, everyone is trying to fulfill their own dream.
Nobody is here to fulfill your dream.
If you rely on others to make your dream come true, you make a fool of yourself.

Wake up.
Here, nobody will help you unless it’s:

  • A karmic debt from past life
  • Their own vested interest
  • Or your Guru and God

Nothing is free in this world.
And the sooner this truth settles within you, the sooner you’ll learn to walk your own path.

And when there is no way,

God makes the way.

So if you truly want to succeed in life, surrender at His feet. And you will witness miracles. Magic vs. Miracle.

  • Magic is man-made.
  • Miracle is God-made.

Have faith in miracles, not in magic.
When someone does black magic on you, your faith in God’s miracle is the only thing that can protect you.

Stay safe.
Meditate.
Chant:

Om Bhairavaya Namah, Om Bhairavaya Namah, Om Bhairavaya Namah

Jai Shri Ganesha. Jai Guru.

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Ketu Mahadasha Relief: The Power of Hanuman Chalisa

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A very important message—especially to all my close followers—and the message is simple. Truth is always simple.

During Ketu Mahadasha, just focus on purifying your day-to-day life by reciting the holy mantras, the shlokas, and Hanuman Chalisa. Nobody is stopping you from earning money, as long as it is to meet your needs. But if you start running behind your wants, then Ketu will take you to task.

So remain humble. Remain grounded. Recite Hanuman Chalisa every morning and every night before you go to sleep.

The great spiritual master Neem Karoli Baba says:

“Every line of Hanuman Chalisa is a Maha Mantra.”

Many believe that one should not have sex or marry during Ketu Mahadasha. That is a myth. Ketu has absolutely no interest in how many men or women you sleep with. But the more immoral, the more unethical you become, the more you will suffer during the period of Ketu.

Have you ever seen a haunted man or woman? What happens when you bring them into a holy place—a temple or a church? They start screaming in pain. Not because the temple is at fault, but because they are utterly corrupted within.

Similarly, Ketu Mahadasha is like a temple—a holy time. But if you remain unholy and corrupt, then it is natural for you to suffer. It is natural for you to scream.

Always remember: black magic and ghosts have existed in this world since the beginning of time. If you want to protect yourself from black magic, then purify yourself from within. The more you purify, the more you overcome the spells of black magic.

It is that simple. But who wants to listen?
And so, the many ignorant beings simply don’t understand the simplicity of life.

I always love simple men and simple women.

Have you been to the state of Maharashtra?
Have you read about the Warkari sect?

It is a sect initiated by one of the greatest saints—Sant Dnyaneshwar. It is a sect of very common people—farmers, poor farmers, laborers. They are called Warkaris because every year, in the month of July, they embark on a 400-kilometer pilgrimage by foot. The journey begins from a place called Alandi and ends at Pandharpur.

These are simple men and women. Yes, nowadays many fake people have also arrived in this sect, but the essence remains:

Simplicity is what God loves.

Only a simple man is a man of heart. He may be poor or rich—but he is grounded, humble, and aware of the eternal truth:

Life is a constant change.

One should never get depressed in failure, and one should never let ego rise when driving at the peak of success. One should remain grounded.

Guru uses Ketu to help you overcome attachments, to help you cleanse yourself inside out. And when you become evolved, when you become wise, you begin doing good karma—and that is how your Shani (Saturn) improves, because Saturn signifies karma.

So you see, everything is connected, my fellows. Everything is connected. The switch is plugged in.
All you need is to press the button.
All you need is to switch on the journey—within.

The only journey is the journey within.

Close your eyes. Stop worrying about this human world and turn inwards.
There is a far more beautiful world within you.
Start exploring it.
Close your eyes, fall in love… and stay there.

The message of Ketu is:

Turn inwards. Let go.

If you can listen and implement this message in your life, then—and only then—you can truly evolve during Ketu Mahadasha.
Only then can you transform into a beautiful butterfly.
Only then can you become the one from the 11,000 cows, the way Satyakam became.
What a beautiful transformative story!

And then…
You will dance.
You will play your music.
You will not bother who says what.

That is the whole message of Sri Ketu, my fellows.
The message is:

Just be yourself.

Love to all my listeners.
Stay positive.
Stay optimistic.
Stay blessed.

Always remember:

The whole world may abandon you, but the Master accepts you.
He never forgets you. You may forget Him—but He will never forget you.

And that is exactly what the great divine master Neem Karoli Baba says:

“You can leave me—I won’t leave you. Once I catch hold of you, I don’t let go.”

The love of the Master is beyond the power of expression.
Only those who have become disciples can relate to such a pure, unconditional love—
A love that goes on sharing, loving, and caring.

Remember: if you take one step toward the Master,
The Master takes a thousand steps toward you.
It is your longing for the Master that will draw Him to you.
And then, you won’t have to search for Him.
He will come in search of you.

Jai Sri Ganesha. Jai Guru.

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How Moon in Purva Bhadrapad Nakshatra Shapes Your Emotions

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Moon in Purva Bhadrapada signifies a great potential to progress on the spiritual path, provided the native is an evolving soul. An evolving soul means someone who is on the spiritual path, while an evolved soul is someone who has been on this journey for many past births. Such a soul has spent much of their life in deep penance, seeking the ultimate truth.

Moon in Purva Bhadrapada works wonders, especially when it comes to spirituality and wisdom. The Sanatan Dharma (the Eternal Religion) emphasizes the concept of Purushartha, which means the “object of human pursuit.” It refers to the four goals of human life: Dharma (righteousness), Artha (earning money), Kama (enjoying pleasures), and Moksha (attaining liberation).

People who are uncomfortable discussing sex have serious issues with their sexuality. These men and women should learn to accept that sex is one of the four goals of Purushartha in Sanatan Dharma.

Moon in Gemini, Libra, and Aquarius is good for material progress. Such moons are focused on attaining fame, expanding social networks, and considering today’s age, which is the age of networking. These moons can be an asset, provided Saturn is well-placed in the birth chart. Aquarius, in particular, is a sign that is vocal about issues that matter. When Moon is in Purva Bhadrapada, the native is very vocal and will never suffer silently; instead, they will voice their concerns and feelings.

A prime example of Moon in Purva Bhadrapada is the famous revolutionary priest and civil rights leader, Martin Luther King. One of his famous quotes is, “Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter.” Hillary Clinton, who also has Moon in Purva Bhadrapada, has been a voice for millions of women across the US. One of her famous quotes is, “We need to understand that there is no formula for how women should lead their lives. We must respect the choices each woman makes for herself and her family. Every woman deserves the chance to realize her God-given potential.”

Gemini, Libra, and Aquarius are signs of imagination, intellectualism, and communication. Many great poets and authors are born with Moon in Purva Bhadrapada. In Gemini, the Moon wants to communicate, interact, and impress; in Libra, it desires to make deals and form relationships; in Aquarius, the Moon seeks to benefit from the relationships and deals that have been nurtured. Aquarius Moon is focused on enjoying the benefits and perks, which generally leads to wealth and fame, provided Saturn, Jupiter, Mercury, and Venus are well-placed in the birth chart.

When it comes to relationships, Moon in Purva Bhadrapada, especially in Aquarius, can lead to challenges. It’s possible that, six months ago, you saw a man and woman in each other’s arms, and six months later, they are fighting and calling it love. Many love marriages have turned into hate marriages, ending up in court.

A relationship is always demanding, but relating is never demanding. When you relate, there is no obligation, no dependency. As long as you relate, you can be good friends. The moment you no longer relate, you can part ways. Relating is beautiful. In love, friendship is very important because love may fade after the honeymoon period, but friendship remains. Therefore, when in love, focus on strengthening your friendship.

Buddha never told people to love each other. He talked about friendship, and there was a reason for this. He said that friendship is deeper than love. Love can end, but friendship never ends. Love binds, but friendship gives freedom. Love can enslave, possess, and control, but friendship does not become anyone’s master. Friendship frees you.

Moon in Purva Bhadrapada understands the essence of friendship. Being a highly humanistic, social, and understanding sign, Aquarius qualities are more visible with Moon in Purva Bhadrapada. You will find such people to be good human beings—unconventional, practical, and yet capable of understanding the deeper aspects of human life.

The neem tree is sacred for Purva Bhadrapada. Watering, gardening, or nurturing a neem tree will help refine the good qualities of Moon in Purva Bhadrapada. Eating two neem leaves every day will also improve your health.

Purva Bhadrapada is the peak of Sri Guru’s wisdom. I humbly prostrate before the wise Purva Bhadrapada Nakshatra. May the blessings of Purva Bhadrapada continue to shower on me and all my close followers.

The message of Purva Bhadrapada is clear: Do not perceive the world through reason or logic. To understand this world and the Creator of this beautiful world, you must move beyond logic. The journey begins in the heart, for God dwells in your heart. The language of the heart cannot be understood through logic or reason. It can only be known when you stop thinking and start feeling.

This is how the great spiritual master Guru Nanak says: “One cannot comprehend Him through reason, even if one reasoned for ages.” Only a man of the heart can feel and understand the language of Buddha, Krishna, Jesus, or Guru Nanak. The master is in search of men and women who follow their hearts—who do not walk with their legs, but walk with their hearts.

Jai Sri Ganesha. Jai Guru.

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Rahu’s Influence on Human Desires – How Rahu Shapes Our Desires?

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Rahu gives good results in air signs because Rahu represents your subconscious desires. I met an old friend who is a meditative man, but he also had a strong desire to own a BMW car. He had been a successful businessman but always hesitated to buy the expensive car. Now that he had become older, the desire still remained. Since he was a meditative man, he told me, “Aditya, I’m buying a BMW because I don’t want to take another birth just because this one intense desire was left unfulfilled.”

He bought the BMW car, and then, after one year, he sold it. The wish was fulfilled. He was no longer held back. He experienced freedom. He was a happy man with no regrets about selling the car because he just wanted to get rid of his desire. Now that it was fulfilled, and he realized its futility, he was able to let it go. You can only give up a desire when you realize its futility.

This is a very deep subject. Shallow readers may not understand it, and my answer is not for shallow listeners. They will condemn me, ridicule me, and offend me. That is all they can do, and that is all they have been doing. For them, condemning, ridiculing, and offending others gives them joy and makes them feel good. But to me, sharing the truth brings me joy. Both our desires and intentions differ. While they like to hurt others, I like to heal, love, and rejoice in sharing the truth with all of you. I am perfectly aware that though certain men and women may condemn me, there are thousands of followers who may read or listen to this message someday, somewhere.

What you like is what you have within you. You will appreciate only that which you value within yourself. The seed of goodness is found in the soil of appreciation, and your desire is directly linked to your likes. If you like to hurt others, the quality of your desires is degrading, and a degraded desire only leads to a degraded life.

This brings us back to the question of exalted Rahu, which is related to desires. The quality of desires shapes your life. People often ask, “What is the purpose of my life?” There was a man who was such a simple person. Wherever he went, he simply loved to help others. The desire to help is the greatest desire of all. Desires remain, but it is your consciousness that helps you decide which desires are good for your growth and which are harmful.

The desire to kill someone, to hurt someone, or to cast a black magic spell on someone is a direct path to hell. You will be surprised to see that in the morning, people go to temples, but at night, the same people commit terrible acts of sin. This is the reality of the human world. Don’t go by appearances or words. Just observe closely, and you will see the truth. An ignorant man goes on hurting others, and that is what makes him happy. A conscious man, on the other hand, goes on helping others, and that is what brings bliss to his heart and soul.

Understand the difference and sever it. Our prime purpose in life is to help others. If you can’t help them, at least don’t hurt them. The subject of desires is very deep, and Rahu also plays a significant role in it. Desires are Rahu. You have come to this world because a desire was born within your being.

The story of Adam and Eve and the apple in the Bible mentions how Adam could not resist his desire to eat the apple. This desire became the starting point of the human world in which we are all caught. Desires are like a serpent that engulfs us, blocks our consciousness, and brings many miseries into our lives.

Certain people seem more interested in pointing out what the scriptures, like the Bible, say. They are more interested in correcting me by saying that I should only follow the Bible story. This is the problem—the problem of the mind. A story can have many dimensions, and if the dimension I am sharing adds value, helps you, and motivates you, then what is the problem?

But certain human beings are so shallow that they go on repeating the stories of the Bible, the Quran, and the Bhagavad Gita without realizing the deeper meanings they hold. Such people will spend their whole life correcting others but will miss the chance to correct themselves. And when they ask why life is so miserable, they miss the point.

Much has to be cut, and much has to be dropped. Only the essential has to be saved, and the non-essential must be completely destroyed. Desires are born based on your level of consciousness. The level of consciousness you tune into each moment of every day will determine the quality of your experience of the world.

A conscious man, a man of awareness, will always have a certain quality of desires, and this quality is reflected through the zodiac signs.

Jai Sri Ganesha. Jai Guru.

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Understanding Ketu and Rahu: Your Birth Chart Explained

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Jupiter loves Ketu, Mercury loves Rahu, and the whole story is divided into two parts. The entire world of human beings is divided into two parts: the heart and the head. The devatas (gods) dwell in the heart, while the asuras (materialistic beings) dwell in the head. For millions and millions of years, friction has always existed between these two sides, and it will continue forever because there are two contrasting energies, two polarities, that can never get along.

In this material world, in every house, every family, and at every workplace, there is someone who embodies the characteristics of Hitler, who represents ignorance and cruelty, and there is someone who embodies Buddha, who represents compassion and wisdom. Every birth chart inclines towards Rahu or Ketu. Every birth chart represents either a Hitler or a Buddha, a Mahavira or a materialistic soul. The whole gamut of your life’s results depends on which side your birth chart leans towards. That is the real secret, and this is why the ancient seers and sages have given immense importance to Rahu and Ketu over all other planets.

First, it has to be decided whether you can “kill the bird” or not. If you cannot, then consciousness is present; the higher love is present. If you cannot, then the heart is over the head, and such a person is welcomed in the Kingdom of God, in the Kingdom of Jupiter. If you can kill, then ignorance is at its peak. If you can kill, then the lower love is all that remains. If you can, then the head is over the heart, and such a person is not welcome because they simply cannot understand the language of the heart—the language of love. God is love, and love is real.

Mercury prides over Rahu, and that is why Lord Vishnu should be worshiped if you are going through Rahu difficulties. If Mercury is very strong in your birth chart and your Moon is in a good position, Rahu or Rahu Mahadasha will not affect you negatively. However, if the Moon is afflicted or Mercury is afflicted, whenever you fall under Rahu Mahadasha or when Rahu goes through difficult transits, you will suffer tremendously because your Mercury is not in good shape. Lord Vishnu is directly connected with Mercury. It was Lord Vishnu who beheaded the asura, Rahu.

Jupiter prides over Ketu, and that is why Lord Ganesha should be worshiped if you are unable to relate to the message of Ketu—the message of turning inwards. Lord Shiva should also be worshiped to realize the immense significance of living your life selflessly and by being more and more detached.

Marriages fail when the energies are in contrast. One person is Rahu-ish, while the other is Ketu-ish. But strange things happen. One day, a young man named Gopal came and said, “I have fallen in love with a woman, and I cannot help it. I want to marry her.” The master said, “Come tomorrow, it is very late.” The next day, the master went into deep meditation and then said to Gopal, “This marriage will not work. You are getting yourself into a deep mess, but attraction brings ignorance.”

The man was attracted, married the woman, and then began the many miseries of his life. He could not sleep in peace, could not find joy, and became like a plastic rose, with the fragrance lost. The master remembered the young Gopal, who was once a lively man, an honest man, a man of heart—innocent, compassionate, and beautiful. But with one wrong move, the same Gopal had turned into a miserable man, a man who was no longer willing to live. He was once full of life but now thinking of giving up.

Life can change 360° towards the deepest valleys if you fall for your temptations, if you fall for attractions, if you follow your mind. The same life can change 360° towards the highest peaks if you rise above your temptations. If you remain indifferent towards attractions, if you rise above your mind, Rahu traps you. Suffocation happens when you allow yourself to get into the tight clutches of Rahu. Rahu represents your desires, and desires lead to ignorance.

Ketu relieves you. A man moving towards Ketu becomes more and more detached. He becomes a Buddha. You cannot distract him, you cannot attract him. Rahu exalts not just in Gemini but also is empowered when he is in the nakshatra of Mercury. Rahu is empowered in Ashlesha, Jyeshtha, and Revati nakshatras. Whenever Rahu is in these nakshatras, he is empowered to give more intense results. If Rahu is placed well, he may benefit you. But if Rahu is placed poorly, he may do what he does best: cause more harm.

Ketu exalts not just in Sagittarius but also is empowered when Ketu is in the nakshatra of Jupiter. Ketu is empowered in Punarvasu, Vishakha, and Purva Bhadrapada nakshatras. Depending on which side the birth chart leans towards, an empowered Ketu will manifest its results. If the chart leans towards Ketu, then whenever Ketu is in Punarvasu, Vishakha, or Purva Bhadrapada, you will benefit. But if the chart leans towards Rahu, the same empowered Ketu will appear as a hurdle.

People are running behind matchmaking, matching everything—moon sign, sun sign, ascendant, etc.—but they miss one crucial point: if the man and woman who are planning to marry fall in the same category of Ketu or Rahu. A Rahu-ish man and a Rahu-ish woman can generally stay together because both belong to the same world, the world of Rahu. But if you are Ketu-ish and you marry a Rahu-ish woman, then you are in trouble.

Jai Sri Ganesha. Jai Guru.

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Facing Challenges? The Shani Rahu Conjunction Might Be the Reason!

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Yesterday, Mohan asked about the remedies for the Shani-Rahu conjunction. Rahu represents desire, while Shani represents tradition, ethics, and moral values. When Rahu is seen with Shani, the black, smoky desires slowly corrupt the traditional values, ethics, and morality of Lord Saturn.

In the beginning, the man or woman is a strict follower of ethics and moral values. Then, someone enters their life, an outsider who starts convincing them to do things that are morally incorrect. The native falls for the trap, and you see a person being corrupted by an outside influence, compelling them to just do it.

In this process, the native slowly loses control over their life and their moral standards. Misery and failure follow. Always remember: failure comes only when we forget our ideals, objectives, and principles. Many love affairs, extramarital affairs, and an urge to satisfy sexual needs in shady ways are common indications of this placement. Rahu with Shani corrupts honest officers by presenting attractive gifts, temptations, and many cheap ways.

Rahu spoils the good qualities of Shani, making Saturn extremely weak. Let this be clear: whenever you encounter a government officer with this placement, be aware, as they may appear clean on the outside, but they are not clean in reality.

Before asking for a remedy, you must understand the seriousness of this placement. Shani being together with Rahu is a curse. Extreme, unstoppable desires crucify all the traditional values, ethics, and morality of society. As a result, someone virtuous, a holy soul, curses you, and this curse continues to haunt the soul for many births. This is the most unfortunate placement, and the pattern continues for many lives until a day comes when you become mindful. Until then, it will just go on rotating like a wheel. Life repeats itself mindlessly unless you become mindful.

Usually, a corrupt person is represented through this placement, but who is not corrupt? Or rather, who has not been corrupt in human life? You cannot be a totally spotless figure unless you become a saint. However, with Rahu-Shani, the person is inclined to commit more and more misdeeds and display unacceptable behavior from the perspective of social norms.

Yes, it is true that everyone is corrupted in some way or the other, but there is effort in not repeating the same mistakes. A person with this placement, however, never learns from their mistakes. Mistakes happen – that’s life. Repeating the same mistake, though, is stupidity. You can’t make the same mistake twice. The second time you make it, it’s no longer a mistake; it’s a choice.

Natives with this placement never realize their mistakes. There is no awakening, no sign of consciousness, and a great force of ignorance. The darkest night is ignorance. Always remember: the cause of all pain and suffering is ignorance, as the Buddha says. A Buddha is someone who has awakened from the sleep of ignorance and sees things as they really are. A Buddha is completely free from all faults and mental obstructions.

There are many who have become Buddhas in the past, and many will become Buddhas in the future. But Shani-Rahu never lets the native experience the bliss of Buddha. How can they when they live in such deep ignorance? The absence of consciousness is ego. Shani represents humility, and Rahu represents ego. Here, Rahu kills humility and gives birth to an inflated ego. These men or women become victims of their own ego.

If anyone has a girlfriend or boyfriend with this combination, be aware: you are with a very egoistic person. Ego is the most triggering reason for a breakup or a divorce. The absence of consciousness is ego. Whenever ego is absent, love is present. Our world is in crisis because of the absence of self-awareness. There is absolutely no sign of consciousness, and so the miseries are more and happiness is less in our lives. The world of Shani-Rahu people is always in crisis – very insensitive, revengeful people always face some crisis in life.

Shani, or Lord Saturn, is the most respected, most feared, and most worshiped planet in the history of mankind. When Rahu eclipses Saturn, imagine what can happen. This is the perfect placement where Saturn is eclipsed by Rahu, resulting in a Shani Grahan (eclipse), and you are asking for a remedy to overcome this Rahu eclipse. Here, Saturn is already damaged, irrespective of what house it rules. Saturn is not in a condition to provide any positive results for the native.

A filthy, cheap, crooked dark man is causing trouble to the judge, Saturn. What can be done? What will be your remedy to stop or prevent this dark man from overshadowing the judgment of Shani? Do you know what astrologers suggest? Let me share this with you:

A young woman with Shani-Rahu in the fourth house was suggested to wear a gemstone of garnet, a stone of Rahu. It’s like giving sugar to a man who is already suffering from diabetes. The woman went through more miseries than she already was going through. So, by any chance – and I’m sharing this specifically for all my followers – if you have Shani-Rahu and someone suggests you wear a garnet stone, please don’t wear it.

The best way to overcome this placement is to wear a good-quality Topaz, not a yellow sapphire – just a Topaz on your right-hand index finger. Topaz is an affordable stone, and my solution is for the masses, not a specific class. Worship Lord Shiva on every Monday, and fasting on Monday is also something that you can do. Only Lord Shiva is the remedy.

Jai Sri Ganesha. Jai Guru.

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Moola Nakshatra & Pluto in Astrology: Deep Spiritual Transformation

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Pluto is deeply significant. It carries its own powerful impact and brings results that transform life from within.

Pluto is closely connected to Scorpio, a sign I deeply revere. Because without Scorpio, you can never attain the beyond. Pluto rules transformation. And Scorpio is the depth—the depth of the ocean, the depth of the unknown.

There is a beautiful similarity between Pluto and Mula Nakshatra. Many of you who have been following my blogs on Mula Nakshatra can understand this deep, miraculous nakshatra. Mula can transform you inside out, but transformation is always a painful process. The caterpillar becoming a butterfly is a beautiful story, but the process is one of suffering.

Because people remain shallow, they don’t recognize the beauty of Mula, the intensity of Pluto, and the essence of Lord Shiva—who is also closely associated with Pluto.

This sharing is only for those few close followers who can resonate with such depth.

Pluto, Death, and Transformation

“Die, O Yogi, die. Sweet is dying,” says the great Guru Gorakhnath.
Pluto signifies this death—not physical death, but the death of: Illusions, Ego, Lust, Anger, Desires

The ultimate death is the death of desires.

Even Jesus said to Nicodemus: To experience God, you must be born again.
And to be reborn, one must first die—the ego must die.

Pluto brings this death. It brings you through the fire of suffering—where all illusions are burnt. And just like the phoenix rises from the ashes, you rise, transformed, reborn into your higher consciousness.

Pluto and Mula Nakshatra – The Destruction Before Rebirth

The connection between Pluto and Mula Nakshatra is profound.
Both represent destruction.
Both are connected to Lord Shiva—the God of Destruction, the ultimate yogi, and the transformer.

Shiva’s destruction is not negative.
It’s cosmic renewal, the clearing of illusions and attachments, preparing the soul for a new life. This is why Shiva performs the Tandava, the divine dance of creation, preservation, and destruction.

Similarly, Pluto breaks the ego, the illusion, the falsehood.
It calls us to confront our inner shadows, let go of old patterns, and evolve spiritually.

Moon and Pluto Conjunction – A Sacred Intensity

Those with Moon-Pluto conjunction are intense beings.

  • Their emotions run deep
  • Their attraction to transformation is magnetic
  • They resonate with fierce deities like Lord Shiva and Goddess Kali

Pluto represents darkness, and only one who can deal with his own darkness can help others through theirs.

If you have this conjunction, you are a healer, a mystic, a warrior of the soul.
You are drawn to the mystical, the unseen, the powerful.

Remedies for Moon-Pluto Conjunction

To balance the intensity of this conjunction:

  • Worship Lord Shiva
  • Chant his mantras daily
  • Fast on Mondays
  • Wear a natural pearl (5 carats in silver, right-hand ring finger)

Pluto’s dark energy can impact the soft Moon, leading to emotional turmoil, past life traumas, and intense karmic triggers. These remedies help stabilize the emotions.

Ancient References to Pluto

Even in ancient texts, during the Mahabharata, there are references to transformative, invisible forces. In Sanskrit, Pluto is often likened to Yama, the lord of death, symbolizing transformation through letting go.

Pluto, like Mula, represents the journey from suffering to liberation.
And remember, suffering is the sole origin of consciousness.

Through suffering:

  • Ego dies
  • Illusions collapse
  • The real YOU is born

This is the ultimate message of Pluto.

The Real Death – Ego Death

Guru Gorakhnath tells a story:

A man once came and said he wanted to commit suicide.
Gorakhnath said, “Go ahead, but you’ll be surprised. You’ll realize—your body may be gone, but your ego remains.”

He added, “If you want the real death, stay with me. I will give you the art of dying—the death after which there is no return.”

What he meant was:

  • Kill the ego
  • Let the mind die
  • Let duality die
    Then you’ll meet your eternal self

As he said:
“The drop dies as a drop, but lives on as the ocean.”

Rumi and Jesus on Ego Death

Rumi says:

“I’m not a drop in the ocean. I am the whole ocean in a drop.”

And Jesus says to Nicodemus:

“To be reborn, you must first die.”

Not physically, but the ego, the mind, the false self must die.
Then, and only then, you meet God.

The Purpose of Pluto

If you are someone with deep awareness, you will appreciate what Pluto brings into your life: Self-transformation.

Pluto is a divine force that brings you closer to God by taking you through pain, destruction, and surrender.

The equation of life is simple:

  • The more you seek pleasure, the more you suffer
  • The more you go through suffering, the more you awaken

Alexander’s Realization

Alexander the Great, after conquering the world, said at his deathbed:

“All is futility.”

He realized what Pluto wants you to realize without conquering the world:

Let go. Surrender.

Final Message of Pluto

Pluto’s message is simple:

Let go.

Lao Tzu says:

“By letting it go, it all gets done. The world is won by those who let it go.”

Rumi says:

“Life is a balance of holding on and letting go.”

Moon-Pluto in Career and Purpose

People with Moon-Pluto conjunctions often excel in:

  • Psychology, therapy, trauma work
  • Investigation, research, journalism
  • Spiritual fields, astrology, occult sciences
  • Creative work, poetry, films, deep storytelling
  • Activism, healing, and intense soul work

They are not here by accident. The universe has chosen them for something great.

All they need is to surrender—and the miracle will begin.

Let the dance, the joy, the transformation unfold in your life.

Jai Sri Ganesha. Jai Guru.

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Exploring Rahu in Lal Kitab

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Lal Kitab is a different system of astrology—unique in its symbolism, remedies, and approach. One who respects all systems of astrology is the one who evolves and goes ahead. But the moment you begin criticizing other systems, you become small—your view becomes limited.

If you truly want to become a good astrologer, first become a good student. And a good student is open to all systems—he gathers the best from each and creates his own unique wisdom, his own recipe.

In Lal Kitab, Rahu is symbolized as an elephant.
Why? What is the deeper meaning behind this imagery?

Origin of Lal Kitab

The Lal Kitab or Red Book is a deeply spiritual astrological text.
It was discovered by former British Indian Army officer Roop Chand Joshi, who received this knowledge through a divine medium and later compiled it into what we now know as Lal Kitab.
The book was originally written in an ancient Hindi script and carried a red cover, hence the name.

It is not just astrological, but also deeply mystical, with planetary insights expressed through symbolic language and parables.

Rahu and the Elephant

Rahu, in Lal Kitab, is symbolically associated with an elephant.
This association reflects Rahu’s expansive, majestic, and unpredictable nature.

Here are a few verses from the original Lal Kitab—written in Hindi—and their translations:

  1. “Rahu gaj jaisa hota hai. Agar madmast ho jaaye, kuch bhi bigad sakta hai.”
    Rahu is like an elephant—if it becomes frenzied, it can destroy everything in its path.
  2. “Rahu ka prabhav haathi ke jaisa hai. Saadharanata shaant rahta hai, par agar niyantran mein na ho toh bhayanak ho jaata hai.”
    Rahu is like an elephant—usually calm, but dangerous when uncontrolled.
  3. “Rahu ki chaal haathi ki tarah dheemi hoti hai, par asar dirghakaalik aur shaktishaali hota hai.”
    Rahu moves slowly like an elephant, but its effects are long-lasting and powerful.
  4. “Rahu ka prabhav haathi ke jaise hota hai jiska ek pair gaddhe mein ho. Agar sahi disha mile toh samriddhi deta hai, warna vinash.”
    Rahu is like an elephant with one foot in a ditch—if guided properly, it brings prosperity, otherwise destruction.
  5. “Rahu ki maya haathi ke samaan hoti hai—bahar se shant aur majboot, andar se chanchal aur bhramit.”
    Rahu’s illusion is like the elephant—appears majestic and stable, but hides inner chaos and illusion.

The Five Layers of Rahu’s Symbolism in Lal Kitab

1. Illusion and Obsession
Just like an elephant’s massive body, Rahu represents expansive desires—leading to illusions and obsession.
One chases grandeur, fame, or success—but the soul feels disconnected.

2. Hidden Power and Mystique
Rahu, like an elephant, possesses latent strength.
Its presence is silent but impactful—bringing sudden changes, hidden challenges, or spiritual twists.

3. Wealth and Prosperity—with Caution
In many cultures, an elephant symbolizes prosperity.
But Lal Kitab warns: Rahu’s wealth may come with complications, hidden debts, or karmic traps.

4. Unpredictability and Fear
A wild elephant can wreak havoc—and so can Rahu, if unchecked.
Its presence demands respect, distance, and awareness. Mishandling its energy leads to chaos.

5. Need for Control and Discipline
Managing Rahu is like controlling an elephant.
It requires discipline, detachment, and humility.
If uncontrolled, Rahu brings problems in health, career, and relationships.

The Showman: Rahu’s Need to Be Seen

In simple terms, the elephant loves to show off—and so does Rahu.

An elephant’s grandeur, its majestic walk, its commanding size—naturally draws attention.
Rahu thrives in the spotlight—it pulls people with illusions of grandeur, success, and status.

But as majestic as an elephant is, if it goes out of control—it becomes dangerous.
And so does Rahu.
Unchecked Rahu can lead you down the path of illusion, deception, and greed—resulting in deep suffering.

Conclusion: Rahu Is Duality

And that is why in Lal Kitab, Rahu is symbolized by the elephant:

  • A force of grandeur and illusion.
  • A presence of majesty and misdirection.
  • A source of prosperity and potential destruction.

Understanding this symbol is key to managing Rahu’s influence in your life.

Jai Sri Ganesha.
Jai Guru.

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Astrological Insights into Sexual Encounters & Relationships

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Yesterday, Mohan asked a very significant question:
Which planets and which houses are responsible for sexual encounters?

It is a very deep subject—and many people don’t talk about it.

  • Those who have gone through certain sexual affairs will understand why it happened.
  • Those who, by mistake, got into such sexual encounters will understand what caused them.

Many times, you’re married, and then you get into an extramarital relationship.
Sometimes, you’re already in a relationship but end up cheating on your partner.

Now, there are people who continue making the same mistake again and again—falling from grace.
And then there are those who fall, realize their mistake, and rise again.
That is the real glory.
The real glory is not in never falling, but in rising every time you fall.

Understanding the Houses

Let’s begin by understanding which houses play a role in attraction, bonding, and sexual activity.

5th House – Attraction

Attraction happens through the 5th house.
And this attraction is deeply rooted in past life karmic patterns—your taste, liking, and ideas about a partner.
You might see a beautiful woman falling in love with an utterly unattractive man—or vice versa.
But this attraction has a karmic foundation.

So when someone says, “I like you,” that emotional spark originates from the 5th house.

7th House – Bonding & Partnership

Bonding or partnership happens through the 7th house.
This is the house of marriage and public declaration of commitment.

Millions of people love someone but get married to someone else.
Love and marriage don’t always walk hand in hand.
Occasionally they do, but it’s not a rule.
The 7th house is also connected to the public, and hence, marriage becomes a social acknowledgment of a relationship.

All Kendra (center) houses are connected to the public and society.

8th House – Sexual Intercourse

The 8th house is directly related to sexual intimacy and intercourse.
There are married couples who are not sexually active, yet they share deep emotional bonding—that’s when the 5th and 7th houses are strong, and the 8th is dormant.

Then there are cases where the relationship is driven purely by sexual desire or violence.
In such cases, the 8th house is highly active, but the 5th and 7th houses are weak or inactive.

When the 8th house is afflicted by planets like Rahu or Mars, it leads to cheating, extramarital affairs, or multiple sexual liaisons.

So when the 8th is strong, and the 5th and 7th are weak—there is no emotional or bonding factor, only raw desire and indulgence.

And when there is no balance, you are bound to commit mistakes.

Understanding the Planets

Let’s now talk about the three main planets responsible for sexual encounters:

1. Venus

The natural significator of love, romance, and sensuality.
Venus shows your style of loving and being loved.

2. Mars

Represents passion, energy, and sexual drive.
Mars rules Scorpio, which corresponds to the 8th house in the Kalapurusha chart.

3. Rahu

Amplifies desires, especially unconventional, taboo-breaking desires.
Rahu can lead to obsession and indulgence in impulsive sexual relationships.

Planetary Combinations & Sexual Encounters

When Venus, Mars, or Rahu get connected to the 5th, 7th, or 8th house,
you are likely to experience sexual encounters in this lifetime.

The 8th house also brings suddenness.
So if you are going through the Mahadasha or Antardasha of the planet ruling the 5th or 8th house, you may fall in love and become sexually involved during that period.

  • If the 5th and 8th combine, it may begin with love and end in sex.
  • If only the 8th is involved, then it’s just sex—with no love.

No Shame, Only Awareness

There is nothing to be ashamed of.
Whatever happens, happens because of past karmic connections.

Yes, some people fall from grace.
But the real glory is not in pretending to be perfect—it is in rising after every fall.

Mistakes happen.
But repeating those mistakes again and again—that’s foolishness.
A wise soul learns, corrects the path, and grows stronger.

If you’re a good-hearted person, and you have made such mistakes—
whether it’s cheating or having multiple affairs—
don’t carry guilt.
Just don’t repeat the mistake again.
Stay loyal.

Self-Righteousness Is Dangerous

I don’t like people who pretend they can never go wrong.
Such people are living in utter ignorance.

You never know when the planets will test you—
and make you an ass of yourself.

So never think, “I will never do something like this.”

Anything can happen with anyone.
History is witness to this truth.

Show Mercy. Be Compassionate.

Instead of criticizing those who’ve fallen from grace,
support them.
Help them.
Give them a second chance.

Because if it can happen to them,
it can also happen to you—or your children.

Be compassionate.
Yes, people should live with awareness.
But many times, it’s the karma of past lives that pulls them into such incidents.

If they are not repeating those mistakes again,
then they deserve your mercy.

One who shows mercy is greater than the one who gives punishment.

Jai Sri Ganesha.
Jai Guru.

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