Let’s decode a mysterious Shravan maas birth.
A native has Rahu behind Mercury in Leo.
You think this is just illusion in speech?
No.
In Shravan Maas, such a chart reveals a past life tantric who used speech for mantra siddhi but misused knowledge for control. In this life, he may stammer, suffer false allegations, or go through spiritual confusion — until he chants Rudra Suktam facing South with a black dhatura flower.
How do we know? Because Rahu behind Mercury is the karmic shadow of broken mantra — and Shravan is the only time Lord Shiva allows redemption.
Bhrigu Nandi Nadi Class Discussion—
Imagine three friends standing in a line, all inside the fiery sign of Leo. The one at the back whispers a private wish, the one in the middle feels that wish, and the one in front shows it to the world. That is how Bhrigu Nandi Nadi reads a “planet‑behind‑planet” story.
When Rāhu stands just behind Mercury, the whisper is smoky and restless, and the voice that comes out is Mercury’s. So the native’s words can sound clever yet confusing, sweet yet slippery. In a past life, this person may have been a mantra‑chanting tantric who bent sacred sound for selfish power. Because that vow was broken, the tongue now stammers or attracts blame. Śrāvaṇa—the holy month of Lord Śiva—gives the best chance to set things right. Facing south, chanting the Rudra Sūktam while offering a single black dhatūrā flower lets the tongue find its proper rhythm again.
What happens when a third planet joins the row?
If Venus stands in front of Mercury, the world hears a soft, artistic voice. Songs, perfumes, charming slogans pour out. Yet the hidden Rāhu hunger still pushes from behind, so fame can suddenly turn to scandal. During the same Rudra Sūktam, add one white lotus for Venus; that small gesture tells Venus to polish, not spoil, those glamorous words.
If Mars slips between Rāhu and Mercury, the voice turns quick and sharp, sometimes cutting like a knife. One angry tweet can start a legal fire. First, cool Mars by rubbing red sandal paste on a Śiva‑liṅga at sunrise; then continue the south‑facing Rudra Sūktam to calm Rāhu’s shadow.
If Saturn takes the front seat, speech grows slow and heavy. Papers get stuck, authorities ask hard questions, certificates go missing. Writing “Om Namaḥ Śivāya” one mala each day—slowly, neatly—pleases Saturn, after which the Rudra Sūktam unlocks the stalled words.
Sometimes Mercury stands behind and Rāhu steps in front. Then the mind hides inside ambition: decoding stock charts, spinning conspiracy ideas, diving into secret software. The planet that now leads—Sun, Jupiter, or Moon—decides the field of action. Choose the remedy for that leader first, and only then chant for Rāhu.
The rule is simple: back planet = hidden intention, front planet = visible action. Śrāvaṇa merely opens Lord Śiva’s door so we can clean the old intention. Read the order, give the right offering, and the same tongue that once bound karma will finally speak truth with power.
Jai Guru Dev,
Vinayak Bhatt
Source: Bhrigu Nandi Nadi Course with Horary Astrology 2025 in English
