Let us now understand the second part of article of the 2nd house.
This time we meet Bṛhaspati—the Guru, the priest, the giver of blessings.
In Jyotiṣa, Jupiter is akṣaya—it never dries. It is like ghee … Read the rest
Let us begin with something subtle (Venus in 2nd house). In Jyotiṣa, the 2nd house is not just about money. It is your śrī sthāna—the seat of prosperity, speech, family values, and food-karma. It stores your āhāra (what … Read the rest
In a quiet Himalayan village, … Read the rest
In one of his past lives, this soul had a big dream. He wanted name, fame, and power. He worked hard, but due to some sudden event—war, betrayal, or wrong … Read the rest
In your Navamsha chart (D-9), just check three planets only:
Now check which signs they are sitting in.
If all three planets are sitting in signs of the same element — like … Read the rest
According to Agastya Nadi, in a past life, this soul was emotionally distant. He lived far from family—either as a traveller, a prisoner, or a monk.
Sometimes he had to … Read the rest
According to Agastya Nadi, in a past birth, this soul used the power of words in the wrong way. He was either a court advisor, teacher, writer, or someone whose speech … Read the rest
According to Agastya Nadi, In one of the past lives, this soul was married but walked away from the marriage. Either due to ego, detachment, or spiritual obsession, the person left … Read the rest
According to Agastya Nadi, In one of his previous births, this soul was either a soldier, a dacoit, or someone who had power and weapons. He injured many people—sometimes in war, … Read the rest
It was a grey morning. A distant relative of one of Guruji’s long-time disciples had passed away. As a gesture of respect, Guruji and I attended the cremation.
The atmosphere was … Read the rest
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