Agastya Nadi Karmic Secrets for Jyotish Students by Vinayak Bhatt
In one of his past lives, this soul was a brilliant student. He studied all shastras under a great Guru. But as time passed, pride entered his heart. He started debating with his Guru. One day, he insulted his Guru publicly and left the ashram. He even started calling himself a greater teacher.
This disrespect towards the Guru turned into a curse. Agastya says, in this birth, such a soul is often born with Jupiter in the 6th house.
Agastya’s words are clear:
“Jeeva who turns away from Guru, faces confusion in Dharma and suffering in learning.”
When Jupiter is in 6th house:
- The native may face betrayal from their teacher, mentor, or elder
- They may struggle to find a good Guru in this life
- Even if they are spiritual or educated, they lack inner clarity
- They may face health issues related to liver, stomach, or fat
- Their marriage is delayed or disturbed due to ego in values
This position is not only about enemies or service. In Agastya Nadi, it reflects karma of disrespecting knowledge and sacred teachers.
Remedies given by Agastya Nadi:
- Never argue with your Guru or any elder who gives knowledge
- On Thursdays, offer yellow chana dal and turmeric to a poor Brahmin or temple
- Read or listen to Brihaspati Kavach regularly
- Offer one banana to a cow every Thursday
Lesson for Jyotish Students:
When you see Jupiter in 6th house, don’t just say “you will face problems in marriage or job.” That’s surface-level.
Ask instead:
“Did you have any issue trusting a teacher or following advice?”
That one question reveals the karmic reason.
Agastya teaches us that knowledge is divine. When we misuse it or insult those who give it, nature delays our own wisdom. This placement is a chance to correct that mistake.