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Sanchit Karma vs Prarabdha Karma: Understanding Your Karmic Journey

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Chanting is the next stage, wherein with constant chanting you start moving beyond the mind. Always remember, joy is always found when you are no more trapped in your mind. And when you feed, you are adding positive karma to the reservoir of your karma, known as Sanchit karma.

Sanchit karma is your bank balance of all karma that you did in many past births. Prarabdha karma is just a small part of Sanchit karma, and in this birth it is only the Prarabdha karma that you will face. In short, Sanchit karma is the whole book of your total karma of all births and rebirths, while Prarabdha karma is just a chapter of the book.

By reciting and chanting, you improve your Prarabdha karma, and by feeding the poor, by feeding the animals and birds, you improve your Sanchit karma. See how deep and beautiful astrology can be. The annual transit of planets impacts the Prarabdha karma, while the placement of planets in your natural birth chart signifies the Sanchit karma. By doing the suggested remedies, you will be able to improve both your Sanchit karma as well as your Prarabdha karma.

It all depends on how faithful, consistent, deeply devoted, and focused you are on improving the quality of your life. Always remember, the quality of life is not based on what mobile you use or what brand of car you drive. The quality of life is based on the quality of your thoughts.

There is a difference between standard of living and quality of thoughts. You may upscale your standard of living through money and power, but you will be able to upscale the quality of your life only when you start focusing within, when you start focusing on your self-growth. It is only through the path of self-growth that you can improve the quality of your thoughts. And when thoughts start changing for good, life also starts changing for good. A thought is a thing.

Focus on improving the quality of your thoughts. Start meditating, start chanting, and start helping those who deserve your help. Remember, my fellows, we are visitors on this planet. We are here for 90 or 100 years at the most. During that period we must try to do something good, something useful with our lives. If you contribute to other people’s happiness, you will find the true goal, the true meaning of life.

Life is short, so get up and get going. My father died at the age of 47. Until the age of 47, he lived his life by devoting himself to books. He wrote several novels and books, and he was one of the famous journalists in Mumbai. He lived with Osho, he interviewed Osho, and he also was a great astrologer. But suddenly, at the age of 47, while he was writing an article, he died with a massive heart attack. He was only 47.

So life is short. You never know when the exit call will come. And so ignore all the negative men and women, my fellows. All these negative men and women are in your life just the way they are in my life. These people will always try to pull your legs, these people will always try to ridicule you. But all these people are going to go to hell. You know why? Because their negativity will drag them.

It is an irony that many people who want to learn astrology comment so negatively, so cheaply. You tell me, will these people ever become good astrologers? Never. Because to become a good astrologer, you need to have a pure heart; you need a spiritual touch.

I love you all who are following me so closely for so many days and months. God bless you.

Jai Shree Ganesha. Jai Guru.

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Can You Rewrite Your Destiny? – Break the Karmic Chain

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Is there a way to modify your course of karmic cycle? The answer is yes. God is so kind that at every moment you are given the rarest of rare opportunity to choose—whether to react or respond, whether to say something offending or just ignore, whether to be positive or negative. Every moment you are getting the luxury of choice, and your future course of life is shaped based on the choice that you make.

If you are disturbed by the other and you react, then the karma falls into the deep reservoir of samskaras. You are accumulating again for future lives. But if you don’t react, then the past karma is fulfilled. You must have insulted this man in some past life—now he has insulted you, the account is closed, finished. A man who is aware will feel happy that at least this part is finished, now he has become free. There is no balance left.

Once it happened, somebody came and insulted Buddha. Buddha remained quiet, he listened attentively, and then he said, “Thank you.” The man was puzzled. He said, “Have you gone mad? I am insulting you, I am hurting you, and you simply say thank you?” Buddha said, “Yes, because I was waiting for you. I had insulted you in the past and I was waiting. Unless you had come, I would not be totally free. Now you are the last man. My accounts are closed. Thank you for coming. You may not have come in this life, and then I would have had to wait for you. I don’t say anything anymore because enough is enough. I don’t want to create another chain.”

This is what a man of awareness does—he never reacts, because he is perfectly aware that with every reaction he is getting lost in an unending cycle of repetitive karma. A man of awareness is perfectly aware that the way out of this repetitive cycle of karma is through not reacting but through deep understanding.

Understanding cannot be studied. Nobody can teach it to you. You have to be a light unto yourself. You have to seek and search within your own being. You have to learn how to dive within yourself—not in the scriptures, but within your own existence. The more you look within, the more is the depth of your understanding.

Weak people react quickly because there is simply no depth of understanding. Somebody is late and you react: “Why are you late?” Only a man of awareness will not react. He will simply respond by saying, “Don’t worry, I understand. Next time please be on time.”

Lovers are mad in love, but if one has to wait a little longer, immediately the reaction is: “Why are you late? How can you be so late?” True love is born out of understanding. Buddha says, true love is understanding. The ego is not, and the ego exists as long as the mind exists. The mind can never understand; it only knows how to react, how to quarrel. The more you follow your mind, the more shallow your understanding. The more you follow your heart, the deeper your understanding.

The heart has its own reasons which the mind cannot understand. The heart is higher and deeper than the mind, beyond the reach of it. It looks foolish. Love always looks foolish because love is not utilitarian. The mind is purposive, end-oriented—it turns everything into a means. But love cannot be turned into a means. That is the problem. Love in itself is a goal.

A deeply meditative man never reacts. Then the daily karma does not fall into the reservoir, it does not add to it. In fact, the reservoir is less than it was. Your transits of planets will become less and less effective as you become less and less reactive. And you will become less and less reactive when you become more and more meditative. It is all connected. And at the root is just one simple thing: to know yourself, to realize yourself.

But who wants to listen? People want fancy answers and fancy ideas, something that will stimulate their mind. So they continue to run everywhere. That is what the mind does—the mind is always wandering.

The reality is: you are not the mind. Sri Ramana Maharshi says, the nature of the mind is to wander. You are not the mind, but your ignorance makes you believe that you are the mind. And then you become the mind. And then begins the cycle of your unending miseries.

Mind makes everything complicated. That is how you ask questions—otherwise questions wouldn’t arise. The mind continues to give birth to many questions. But for the heart, everything is simple. It simply takes the world as it is. A man of heart is not acceptable to society. He is too simple, almost a simpleton. He may not have many followers, he may not have much support, he may not have many friends. And yet all the beautiful things open themselves to him because he has centered himself in his being.

Once you are rooted in your own center, nothing from outside can move you. You can overcome the effects of transits and Mahadasha only if you are centered within, only if you are turning inwards, and only if you are becoming more and more meditative.

Astrology is not to create fear within you. Astrology is not to make you a robot who follows the stars and planets. Astrology is not to limit you, not to block you, but to make you realize the vastness of this human life—the depth and value of this human life.

Time is less, life is short. Instead of wasting this precious human life in seeking pleasures and satisfying unending desires, how beautiful it will be if we all spend some quality time to discover our true self. Then there will be a song to it, a dance. Then life will be no more the same. Then life will be no more a problem but an adventure.

Let us fall in love with ourselves. Let us rejoice in the name of the Lord. Let us all become more and more meditative. Start with meditation and things will go on growing in you: silence, serenity, blissfulness, and sensitivity. And whatever comes out of meditation, try to bring it out in life. Share it, because everything shared grows fast. Just as the river flows, your Mahadasha flows. And you have to be aware, conscious as you flow through—because at every stage of your Mahadasha, it is the depth of your awareness, your consciousness, that enables you to realize the many wonderful insights of this human life.

The key to your growth is in the depth of your awareness, your consciousness. Although you appear in earthly form, your essence is pure consciousness. You are the fearless guardian of divine light. So come, return to the root of your own soul.

Whatever watches the mind is not the mind. It is greater than the mind. It is awareness—and this is your true self. You can start with awareness. Then awareness takes you away from the mind, and the identification with the mind drops naturally. The body starts relaxing; you are no longer attached.

Tensions cannot exist in the light of awareness. When you come with an inner light, you move fully alert. Each step is taken in awareness—the walking, the coming, the sitting, everything is done in full awareness. Then tell me, can tension ever exist in your life?

Your tension of transits, or Mahadasha, or anything under the sky, is because of your ignorance. Come to the light of consciousness, move towards the sky, and become more and more aware. Meditate.

Jai Shree Ganesha. Jai Guru

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September 2025 Astrology | Venus, Mercury & Eclipse Predictions for All Zodiac Signs

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Namaste.

Last few days I was very busy in something very important. It was about my new book and I am finally done with it. Very soon it will be published in the month of November and the subject of the book is very, very significant and it is going to help each one of you. So remember my words, once the book is published in November, I will definitely let you all know about it.

I was just looking at the ephemeris and I see that Venus is coming into the sign of Cancer and Mercury into the sign of Leo. On 20th August, Venus in Cancer softens hearts, deepens emotions, and draws our attention towards affection, home, and intimacy. On 30th August, Mercury moves into Leo, turning Leo into the very heart of celestial drama. On 7th September, a lunar eclipse will stir emotional waters, revealing truths and karmic closures. And on 21st September, a solar eclipse will act as a cosmic reset, marking new beginnings and demanding release of ego-based attachments.

September is not business as usual. It will be charged with intense energies, heightened emotions, and sudden turning points. Expect grand shifts, theatrical twists, and life events as if on a stage. With the spotlight glaring, the cosmos is scripting a month of passion, power plays, and transformation. And we are all part of this act.

Aries. From the 20th of August, Venus settles in your fourth house of home, heart, and emotional roots, blessing you with warmth, affection, and the desire to nurture your loved ones. You may find yourself drawn towards home improvements, family gatherings, or simply creating a peaceful corner where your heart feels safe. Relationships with mother figures or women in general will be supportive. At the same time, Mercury moves into your fifth house of creativity, romance, and self-expression on the 30th of August. This is a powerful boost for communication in love, artistic pursuits, and even speculative ventures. If you are single, charming conversations can spark new romantic possibilities. If you are creative, your words will carry magnetic appeal. However, with the lunar eclipse on 7th September, certain romantic illusions may dissolve. A love affair or a creative plan that was running on ego or pride may reach a turning point. The universe is helping you replace drama with genuine joy. Stay open to changes and you will find that what remains after the eclipse is truly worth keeping.

Taurus. Venus, your ruling planet, moves into your third house of communication, siblings, and skills, making your words sweeter and your ideas more persuasive. From 20th August, you may feel inspired to learn something new, reconnect with a sibling, or explore short trips that refresh your mind. Artistic writing, public speaking, or social media expression will be especially rewarding during this time. Mercury’s entry into your fourth house of home and emotions on the 30th of August brings important conversations within the family. You may plan property matters, home renovations, or have deep heart-to-heart talks with loved ones. The lunar eclipse on 7th September may bring emotional revelations, perhaps about your living situation, family relationships, or inner security. Something that once felt stable may be shifting, urging you to create a new definition of home, one that nurtures your soul, not just your physical comfort.

Gemini. From the 20th of August, Venus graces your second house of wealth, speech, and values, making this a favorable time for improving finances and strengthening your material security. You may attract profitable opportunities, receive gifts, or simply enjoy life’s pleasures without guilt. Your speech will carry charm, helping you negotiate better in both personal and professional settings. Mercury, your ruling planet, enters your third house on 30th August, bringing a burst of mental clarity, networking, and quick learning. This is an excellent time for writing, marketing, and making impactful connections. The lunar eclipse on 7th September can bring unexpected news or developments involving siblings, neighbors, or a communication project. Be mindful of words. What you say now can have long-lasting effects. This is your cue to shift from small talk to meaningful, soul-driven dialogue.

Cancer. With Venus entering your first house of self and personality on the 20th of August, your charm and magnetism are amplified. People will notice your warmth and you will feel more confident in expressing your emotions. This is a good time for self-care, upgrading your appearance, and allowing yourself to be loved without resistance. Mercury’s move into your second house on 30th August turns your mind towards finances and personal values. Conversations about money, family, resources, and self-worth may come into focus. The lunar eclipse on the 7th of September may shake up financial plans or challenge you to reassess what truly holds value in your life. This is your moment to realize that self-worth is the foundation of all other wealth.

Leo. Venus in your twelfth house from the 20th of August brings a quieter, more introspective form of love. This is a time for healing emotional wounds, practicing compassion, and perhaps even enjoying romantic moments in privacy. Spiritual connections and creative solitude will feel deeply nourishing. Mercury enters your first house on 30th August, sharpening your mind and making your communication more influential. This is your chance to express yourself clearly, whether through public speaking, negotiations, or creative self-promotion. The lunar eclipse on 7th September is a major turning point. Expect heightened emotions, a need for release, and a call to shed outdated versions of yourself. This is not an ending, Leo. It is your cosmic rebirth.

Virgo. Venus moves into your eleventh house on the 20th of August, blessing you with supportive friendships, group collaborations, and opportunities for networking. Financial gains through social connections are possible. You may also reconnect with an old friend who warms your heart. On the 30th of August, Mercury enters your twelfth house, encouraging introspection, spiritual study, and clearing mental clutter. This is a time to listen more than you speak. The lunar eclipse on the 7th could trigger karmic closures. An old habit, fear, or hidden influence may come to light, urging you to release it for good. Trust that what leaves now is making space for your soul’s freedom.

Libra. With Venus entering your tenth house of career on the 20th of August, professional charm is at an all-time high. You may be appreciated for your diplomacy, aesthetic sense, and leadership in work matters. New career opportunities could arise through your network or through female influences. Mercury’s entry into your eleventh house on the 30th of August energizes your social life. Expect group discussions, team collaborations, and possibly a key conversation that opens a door to progress. The lunar eclipse on 7th September can bring a turning point in friendships or long-term goals. Some alliances may fade away, but this will make room for more authentic, aligned connections.

Scorpio. From the 20th of August Venus blesses your ninth house of higher learning, transformation, travel, and spiritual expansion. You may feel drawn towards distant journeys, philosophical studies, or spiritual teachers. This is an excellent time for couples to travel together or for singles to meet someone inspiring through educational or spiritual circles. Mercury enters your tenth house on the 30th of August, bringing sharp strategic thinking in career matters. Your words can influence authority figures and elevate your professional reputation. The lunar eclipse on 7th September can signal major career changes. A project may conclude or a leadership role may shift. You are being guided to align your work with your soul’s purpose.

Sagittarius. Venus moves into your eighth house on the 20th of August, making this a period of emotional depth, transformation, and intimacy. You may receive unexpected financial support or deepen a romantic bond through vulnerability. On 30th August, Mercury moves into your ninth house, sparking interest in travel, publishing, and higher studies. Your ideas can inspire others now. The lunar eclipse on 7th September can bring revelations about your belief system, spiritual path, or educational direction. This is a moment to break free from mental cages and embrace higher truths.

Capricorn. From the 20th of August, Venus graces your seventh house of partnerships, softening relationships and inviting harmony in both professional and personal alliances. This is an ideal time for romance, commitments, and resolving old misunderstandings. Mercury’s move into your eighth house on 30th August shifts focus to shared finances, joint ventures, and intimate discussions. The lunar eclipse on 7th September can reveal financial truths or bring deep emotional purging. This is a time to strengthen trust in your closest bonds while letting go of control.

Aquarius. Venus enters your sixth house on 20th August, improving workplace relationships and bringing a desire to beautify your daily routines. Health matters can improve through pleasant changes in diet and lifestyle. Mercury’s entry into your seventh house on 30th August sharpens communication in partnerships, negotiations, agreements, and joint plans will take center stage. The lunar eclipse on 7th September can bring relationship truths to the surface. The universe is asking you to seek balance between independence and togetherness.

Pisces. From 20th August, Venus lights up your fifth house, enhancing romance, creativity, and joy. This is a beautiful time to express love, explore artistic passions, or simply enjoy life with a playful spirit. Mercury enters your sixth house on the 30th of August, helping you organize work matters, improve health routines, and handle day-to-day responsibilities more efficiently. The lunar eclipse on 7th September may reveal hidden stress factors in your work or health. This is your cue to simplify life and prioritize well-being over chaos.

Overall, the period from 20th August to 7th September is a period of change. Always remember, except for change, everything else changes. Change is constant. Once a seeker went to a saint and asked, master, when will my life stop changing so much? When will it become stable? The saint smiled and pointed to the flowing river nearby. Look at the river, he said. It flows without clinging to any one place, yet it always reaches the ocean. Life too will keep changing. New currents, unexpected turns, but if you stay aligned with your inner truth, you will always reach your destination.

This period from 20th August to 7th September is exactly like that river. Venus softens the heart, Mercury sharpens the mind, and the eclipses stir the currents of destiny. Do not resist the flow. Allow the universe to take away what no longer serves you and bring in what will nourish your soul. Remember, storms come not to drown you, but to clear your path. Stay anchored in prayer, consistent mantra chanting, and you will find that even in the greatest drama of the skies, your spirit remains unshaken.

The power of mantra chanting is immense. The great spiritual master, Sri Brahmachaytanya Gondavalekar Maharaj, says, chant the name of the Lord the way a blind man fills water in a pot. He cannot see how much water is in it, he just keeps pouring. In the same way, keep chanting the mantra without worrying about how much you have done or how far you have reached. When you chant like this, the mantra slowly, slowly seeps into every atom of your body and every corner of your mind. Then, without even trying, your whole being, body, mind and soul will naturally be absorbed in the mantra. The first result of chanting the mantra is that dirt is cleared from the consciousness or the mirror of the mind.

So as you get ready for a highly dramatic month of September, focus on being consistent with your mantra chanting. Reading hundreds of spiritual books and talking on spiritual subjects is not going to help much until you yourself dive within and get hold of your mind by doing the chantings regularly and with deep faith, love, and devotion.

Sant Kabir says, chant the divine name always with the constant remembrance of God. For the seed of God’s name to grow into a plant of bhakti, it needs to be watered by doing constant japa, by devotion. Unless there is bhakti, true devotion, you remain like a plastic rose, flawless to look at, but without the living fragrance. You may impress the eyes, but you will never touch the heart. Only when you allow yourself to be drenched in the nectar of bhakti do you become the real rose, alive, breathing, radiant. Yes, you will have thorns, the sufferings, the trials, the scars. But along with them comes the fragrance that reaches the soul.

In this world, there are countless perfect looking roses. Smooth and beautiful, but they are lifeless. The real ones are imperfect, weathered, and a little wild. Yet they carry the perfume of truth and the beauty of being alive. So decide. Do you want to be a perfect, good-looking plastic rose that will never fade because it was never alive? Or do you want to be a real, imperfect rose with thorns, with struggles, yet overflowing with fragrance, beauty, and life? Choose your answer consciously. Because what you choose is what you become.

Jai Sri Ganesha. Jai Guru.

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Jupiter and Gemini: A Cosmic Clash or Hidden Harmony?

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Ketu exalts in the sign of Sagittarius — the sign of Guru Jupiter.
Rahu exalts in the sign of Gemini — the sign of Mercury.

On one side is righteousness — Jupiter.
Jupiter is the master of Ketu. Jupiter is the Guru of Ketu.

On the other side is intellectualism — Mercury.
Mercury is the Guru of Rahu. Mercury is the master of Rahu.

Jupiter and Mercury are enemies of each other simply because their energies are in total contrast.
Rahu and Ketu are also in contrast to each other — Rahu is intellect, Ketu is intelligence.

  • Intellect is of the mind — Moon and Mercury impact the mind.
  • Intelligence is of the soul — Sun and Jupiter impact the soul.

The more consciousness you have, the more energy flows upwards. Intelligence moves upwards. Intellect moves downwards.

Once it happened, there were two disciples — Sohan and Mohan.

Mohan was a very simple man. The master would fondly address him as Bhola. He was an illiterate man, never had been to school, never had been to any town — he was a farmer.

One day, he found the master walking through his farmland, and something moved within him. The glow of the master, his bliss, his joy, his peace — there was something about this man. He could feel the presence, and then he simply dropped everything. He left everything behind and started following the master.

The master said, “What are you doing? Go back home.”

But Mohan said, “You are my home. After so many years, I have found my home, and you are saying to go back home? You are my home, and I cannot go back.”

The master smiled — he was accepted. Mohan became an ardent lover of the master. Along with Sohan, Mohan continued to follow him.

After many years, one day Sohan and Mohan said to the master,

“We need to be initiated. When will you initiate us?”

The master said, “I will initiate you both. But before that happens, I want you to do something.”

Sohan said, “I am ready.”
Mohan said, “Master, you just tell me what I have to do, and I’m certain I will be through it with your grace.”

The master gave one bird to each disciple and said,

“Go to an absolutely lonely place where there are no people, and then kill the bird. Once you have killed the bird, come back.”

Sohan took the bird, went out in search of a lonely place, found one, looked around to ensure nobody was there, and then, with a sharp knife, killed the bird.

He came back to the master and said, “I am done. I have followed your instructions accurately.”

The master said, “Wait. Let Mohan come back too. He is still to return.”

But Mohan did not return.
Days passed. Weeks passed. Months passed. Yet Mohan did not return.

The master waited. The master can always wait.

One day, on a very hot afternoon, Mohan returned.

He bowed before the master, who was deeply engrossed in meditation. Looking at Mohan, the master smiled and said,

“Where have you been, and why did it take so long for you to come back?”

Mohan rushed towards the feet of the master, held them in his hands, and started crying.

The master said, “What happened?”

Mohan said,

“I am sorry. I cannot follow your instruction. I could not kill the bird.”

“Why?” asked the master, his eyes twinkling with light.

Mohan replied,

“I took the bird everywhere — to the mountains, to the deep valleys, to the most lonely places — and yet I could not find any of these places to be lonely. Whenever I would try to kill the bird, I could feel that there is God who is watching. I tried to close my eyes, and yet I could not kill, because I could feel the presence of God.

I drugged the bird, made it unconscious, and yet I could not kill, because I could feel God present in that bird too. I’m sorry — I cannot do this. If this is the condition for initiation, then I am willing to let go. But I cannot do this, because I could feel God present all around me — within me, outside me — and so there was absolutely no lonely place that I could find.

I also experienced the presence of God in that bird — its innocence, its chirping, its dancing. I’m sorry, but I cannot do this. I tried for months and weeks, but I could not.”

The master got up, rushed towards Mohan, and gave him a tight hug.

The master said to Mohan,

“You are the chosen one, my son. You are the one. It was a test, and you have passed.”

Then he called Sohan and said,

“You — get out. Get lost and never come back. You are stupid. You will never understand what I teach. You will never understand the essence that I share. Please get lost.”

Sohan is Rahu — he goes by the intellect. He could not go to the depth of the matter. He could not relate to the essence of the master’s teaching. He simply followed the head, went out, and killed the bird.

Mohan is Ketu — he has tremendous sensitivity because there is absolutely no head, no intellect. And because there is no head, no intellect, there is abundance of heart energy.

It is his heart that wouldn’t let him kill the bird. He went all around the world but could not kill it. The heart wouldn’t let him.

The consciousness wouldn’t let him.

His consciousness made him realize that God is present everywhere — within and without.

That was what the Guru, the master, wanted to test. Mohan had passed the test, and the master had finally taken him under his wings.

Jai Shri Ganesha. Jai Guru.

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Purva Bhadrapad Nakshatra and Jupiter: The Path to Higher Wisdom

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Jupiter rules and loves three nakshatras — Punarvasu, Vishakha, and Purva Bhadrapad.

  • The nature of Punarvasu is restoring that which has been lost.
  • The nature of Vishakha is to intensify that which has been restored.
  • The nature of Purva Bhadrapad is to spread the light of awareness — the wisdom that has been gained by intensifying self-penance and self-growth.

So you see, Purva Bhadrapad is the culmination, the flowering of Jupiter — Sri Guru.

Purva Bhadrapad is very special for me and for all meditative beings, since the realized ones are perfectly aware of the depth and maturity that this wonderful, pious, divine nakshatra has.

Purva Bhadrapad is one of the most pious nakshatras.

In simple words, Purva Bhadra signifies the maturity value of Jupiter.

Maturity value is the amount due and payable to the holder of a financial obligation as of the maturity date of the obligation. Similarly, Jupiter’s qualities manifest in totality in the nakshatra of Purva Bhadrapad — it is the maturity value of Jupiter.

Moon in Purva Bhadrapad

When Moon occupies Purva Bhadrapad, the desire to be pious, to attain knowledge, to attain wisdom, and to share knowledge by expanding the network of friends and followers is more than usual.

The most striking quality of Purva Bhadrapad is being human.

Being Human vs. Perfection

The essence of being human is that one does not seek perfection.
Perfection is an ego trip. The very idea of perfectionism drives people crazy. The perfectionist is bound to be a neurotic — he cannot enjoy life till he is perfect.

Perfectionism is a neurosis. It is an illness — and the more you try to become perfect, the more frustrated you will become.

Being human means not to chase perfection, but to chase excellence.

Strive for excellence, not perfection.

Excellence is attainable when you give your heart and soul to the work that you do. In other words, when you are total in whatsoever you do, then and only then excellence is attainable.

The key to attaining success and experiencing a happy life is by being total, not by being perfect.

Always remember:

  • The pursuit of excellence is gratifying and healthy.
  • The pursuit of perfection is frustrating, neurotic, and a terrible waste of time.

Purva Bhadrapad, ruled by Sri Guru Jupiter, is interested in attaining excellence, not perfection — and Moon in Purva Bhadra simply fires up this tendency of chasing excellence.

Humanistic Nature of Purva Bhadrapad

The beauty of Purva Bhadra-born natives is that they are humanists.
To them, humanity matters above all.

These fellows don’t try to be perfect — they emphasize being human.

Remember: don’t try to be perfect, just be an excellent example of being human.

Connection with Aquarius

Out of all the 12 zodiac signs, it is only Aquarius that is truly dedicated to being an excellent example of being human. Aquarius is a highly humanistic sign, and Purva Bhadrapad Nakshatra falls in Aquarius.

The sign of Aquarius comprises three nakshatras:

  1. Dhanishta
  2. Shatabhisha
  3. Purva Bhadrapad (three padas)

This means the fourth pada of Purva Bhadra falls in the sign of Pisces.

Aquarius vs. Pisces Influence

Moon in Purva Bhadrapad in the three padas of Aquarius is more social and more interested in networking than Moon in Purva Bhadra that falls in the last fourth pada in Pisces.

Moon in Pisces is more religious and more traditional than a Moon in Aquarius Purva Bhadrapad.

It is like twins — one is dashing, dynamic, and humanist, while the other is very religious and conservative.

The Humanitarian Warrior

Being human, fighting against inequality, advocating for human rights — Purva Bhadrapad Nakshatra is all about being a Robin Hood or being Martin Luther King Jr.

Martin Luther King Jr. was an American Baptist minister and activist who became the most visible spokesman and leader in the American Civil Rights Movement.

Martin Luther King Jr. had his Moon in Aquarius Purva Bhadrapad Nakshatra. He was a total Aquarius man — he fought against injustice, for human rights, and for black Americans who were denied basic human rights in the US.

On October 14, 1964, Martin Luther King Jr. won the Nobel Peace Prize for combating racial inequality through nonviolent resistance.

That is the power of Aquarius — a highly humanistic sign.

Righteousness in Aquarius Nakshatras

Aquarius is unconventional when Moon is in Shatabhisha Nakshatra. However, it becomes louder in being righteous when Moon is in Purva Bhadrapad Nakshatra.

Being the nakshatra of Jupiter, righteousness can manifest in the form of:

  • Following religious dogma, or
  • Following community guidelines while fighting for equality and human rights.

So being human is the primary goal of the Aquarius sign, irrespective of which Aquarius nakshatra one belongs to.

True Humanitarian vs. Conditional Goodness

A typical conservative person or God believer will do a certain act of goodness because he wants blessings from God or to accumulate good karma — so there is a hidden agenda behind such a man’s good act.

But a humanist will simply give food to a starving person out of love and compassion — and that’s all.

That is why a humanist always says:

If you are hungry, I will offer food.
If you are thirsty, I will offer water.
If you are cold, I will offer warmth.
If you are in need, ask and I will give.
If you are in trouble, ask and I will help.

I do not do these things in hopes of being rewarded or out of fear of being punished. I do these things because I know them to be right. I set my own standards and I alone enforce them.

That is how a true humanist is.

Rare and Pure Compassion

It is really a pity that many people feed dogs, cats, fish, or birds for a selfish reason — to strengthen a planet, remove a dosha, or as a remedy.

But there are very few — very, very few — who simply offer food out of love and compassion. They don’t do it to strengthen a planet or remove any dosha. They just do it because they want to do it.

It brings joy to their heart and a smile on their face.

I love such men and women. They are very rare to find, truly special in the eyes of God.

Most of them certainly have some connection with the sign Aquarius, because only Aquarius has the humanistic quality — it will do, but it will do out of compassion.

Only such an act of compassion reaches God — and God takes care of such beautiful fellows, fellows of heart, fellows who are truly the shining stars of this human world.

Jai Shri Ganesha. Jai Guru.

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The Nameplate Mistake That Attracts Bad Energy

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I also explained why you should not display your full name on your nameplate and why it is always good to display your family name or a specific house name instead. But never display your full name on your nameplate.

Why? The reason I have explained in this forecast.

Many times, especially in India, I have seen that nameplates are displayed on the main door. Never display your nameplate on your main door.

So where exactly should you display your nameplate?

By implementing these guidelines that I have explained here, you will definitely see positive developments happening in your life.

The Main Door — The Mouth of the House

The main door is not just wood and hinges — it is the mouth of the house.
It is the space where people, opportunities, blessings, and yes, energies enter.

What you display here sets the tone for everything that comes in. When you announce your full personal name to the street, you don’t just mark an address — you expose your aura, your identity, your frequency, your family schedule, everything.

In today’s world of curiosity, envy, and surveillance, that’s a needless vulnerability.

I always advise:

  • Show the house or flat number with your family name, or
  • Use a dignified house name

But do not display your complete personal name. That way it’s elegant, protective, and energetically cleaner.

Astrological Reason — Rahu and Shani

Now let me reveal the reason directly connected with Rahu and Shani (Saturn).

  • Rahu is the enemy of Shani.
  • Rahu is against all that is ethical, moral, and safe.
  • Shani is all for ethical, moral, and safe.
  • Rahu thrives on overexposure — it loves noise, attention, and leakage of personal data.

A full name outside on your nameplate is a ready-made anchor for a malevolent glance (drishti), nazar, and gossip.

Shani (Saturn) prefers restraint and structure.

A simple flat number, for example:
702 Mahita (flat number + family name)
Or a house name such as Guruka or Ashirvad, signals order without oversharing.

Restraint is protection — always remember this.

When you keep the plate minimal, you reduce hooks by which others can “catch” you — meaning unnecessary attention, evil eye, buri nazar.

When to Avoid Full Name Display

You should definitely avoid displaying your full name if you are going through:

  • Rahu Mahadasha
  • Ketu Mahadasha
  • Shani Mahadasha
  • Sade Sati
  • Dhaiya
  • Difficult Rahu transits through your 8th, 4th, or 10th house

Vastu Reason — Never on the Main Door

The name plate should never be displayed on your main door. Instead, display it on the wall beside your main door.

Privacy is smart Vastu.
Vastu aims to stabilize prana (life force) at the entrance. Boundaries and minimal identifiers reduce energetic disturbance at the threshold.

Important point many people ignore:

  • The nameplate should be fixed on the right-hand wall next to the main door when you stand outside facing your entrance.
  • The main door is the direct channel for energy inflow. Drilling into it to fix heavy plates or metal can disturb the door’s vibrational field and create subtle imbalance in the energy flow.
  • When the door swings open, a plate fixed on it moves constantly — symbolically shaking the stability of the household’s identity and fortune.

Placing the nameplate on the right side wall keeps the door energetically unburdened while still identifying the residence for guests. The right side is considered the side of auspicious welcome in Vastu.

Occult Reason — Protection from Evil Eye

When it comes to evil eye, buri nazar, and black magic, the nameplate matters. People project jealousy and unresolved pain.

A bold full name outside becomes a fixed focal point for projection. In occult terms, it’s like leaving the gate half open.

A neutral identifier — your apartment number plus your family name or house name — diffuses attention.

Example:
604 Tamhankar + a sacred seal or symbol such as Om, Ganesha, or Swastik (in correct cultural form).

Avoid clutter or too many yantras — one quiet symbol is greater than ten loud ones.

Choosing a House Name

If you want a house name instead of a family name, let it carry positive vibrations:

  • Anugraha
  • Shraddha
  • Guruka
  • Ashirvad

Fonts, Material & Colors

  • Fonts: Proper, easy-to-read, not overly stylish
  • Material: Metal, acrylic, or stone — never wood
  • Colors: Black with warm gold, or white with warm gold — keep contrast high for readability
  • Language: Only one language — full English, full Hindi, or one full local language. Do not mix.

What a Minimal Name Plate Communicates

A minimal, correctly placed nameplate says:

  • This house is anchored, not anxious for attention
  • Visitors feel order before they ring the bell
  • Strangers learn nothing personal about you — only your last name

Your name belongs in your work — not as a billboard at your threshold.

Keep the entrance sacred, simple, and strong. Let the nameplate say just enough to guide the right people in, and nothing more to invite the wrong energies.

Restraint is beauty.
Restraint is protection.
In Vastu and in life — restraint is power.

Lord Saturn represents this quality of restraint.

Don’t show the public your personal name — you never know who is against you or who can go against you. Time changes, people change. Nothing is constant except change.

Friends become enemies, enemies become friends. You never know who will be with you or against you.

So display only:

  • Your apartment number and last family name, or
  • Your apartment/house number followed by a poetic, joyous, positive name for your house

I hope this helped you, and I’m sure once you implement this change you will see positive developments in your life.

Jai Shri Ganesha. Jai Guru.

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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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