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.
