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SEP 2025
Agastya Nadi Karmic Secrets for Jyotish Students by Vinayak Bhatt
In one of his past births, this soul was a learned person—a teacher, priest, philosopher, or scholar. He had deep spiritual knowledge and was respected in society. But slowly, ego entered. He began using his wisdom for fame, money, or to control others. He judged people harshly, misled a few, and even ignored the suffering of someone who came with faith.
Agastya says, when this soul takes birth again, Jupiter enters the 12th house—the house of isolation, silent service, and spiritual surrender.
He writes:
“When Guru sits in Vyaya Bhava, the soul must now learn silent wisdom. It must give without pride, learn without preaching.”
In this life:
- The person may be spiritual but feels disconnected from society or traditional gurus
- Learning comes through isolation, travel, or loss—not through normal education
- Many are wise from childhood, but feel unseen or unheard
- They may teach or guide others quietly, without title or fame
- In some cases, they may feel their wisdom is being ignored, or they hesitate to share what they know
This is not punishment. It is nature’s way of returning the soul to its real purpose—pure guidance without pride.
Remedies from Agastya Nadi:
- Offer yellow sweets or bananas in a temple every Thursday without telling anyone
- Teach one poor student or child in your area without expecting anything in return
- Read one shloka or paragraph from the Gita or a sacred book daily in silence
- Avoid criticising other teachers, gurus, or religions—silence is your strength
Lesson for Jyotish Students:
When you see Jupiter in the 12th house, don’t just say, “You will face problems in education or Guru.”
Ask instead:
“Do you feel like you know something deep inside, but hesitate to speak or teach it?”
This is the sign of a soul that once misused its knowledge and now walks the path of quiet correction.
Agastya reminds us—Jupiter in the 12th is not a fall. It is a return to humility. It is the wisdom of a Rishi who teaches not by words, but by silence, action, and surrender.
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