Agastya Nadi Karmic Secrets for Jyotish Students by Vinayak Bhatt
In one of the past lives, this soul had access to hidden knowledge—maybe as an astrologer, advisor, spy, or tantric. But instead of using that knowledge with responsibility, the person hid truths for personal gain or spoke in a way that created fear or confusion. In some cases, he broke someone’s trust by revealing a secret that was meant to stay protected.
Agastya says, when this karma returns, Mercury goes to the 8th house—the house of secrecy, hidden power, and deep fear.
He writes:
“When Budh enters Randhra Bhava, the tongue becomes slow, the words become guarded, and the mind lives in corners where no one goes.”
In this life:
- The native may speak less, or feel their words are misunderstood
- Communication may carry hidden meanings or emotional weight
- Fear of expressing openly, especially in family or marriage, becomes strong
- Many become excellent researchers, astrologers, or secret-keepers—but live with inner mental pressure
- Sometimes they say something innocently, and it creates major impact or pain for others
This is the soul’s chance to learn how to speak what is needed, and when to stay silent with wisdom.
Remedies from Agastya Nadi:
- Offer green cardamom or green moong dal to Lord Vishnu on Wednesdays
- Speak only after deep thought—especially in matters of money, marriage, or secrets
- Write down hidden fears or confessions in a private journal—let the truth come out safely
- Teach someone younger a skill you know, without ego or condition
Lesson for Jyotish Students:
When you see Mercury in 8th house, don’t just say, “You will be secretive or have nervous issues.”
Ask instead:
“Do you feel like your mind carries deep thoughts that you cannot easily express?”
That’s the doorway to the deeper karma.
Agastya reminds us—speech is not always about what we say. Sometimes, silence carries more wisdom. Mercury in 8th house means the soul is now ready to use knowledge not for ego, but for truth that heals.
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