Agastya Nadi Karmic Secrets for Jyotish Students by Vinayak Bhatt
In a past life, this soul was a king, a leader, or someone in a high position. People praised him, followed him, and feared him. But power went to his head. He forgot that the position was given by karma, not by personal greatness. He insulted others, especially those who were lower in rank. He became proud, and in that pride, he disconnected from his real self.
Agastya says, when such a soul is reborn, Sun and Ketu join together in the chart. This shows the ego is now under karmic correction.
He writes:
“Surya with Ketu means the light has become too sharp. Now the soul must walk without shadow to find its truth.”
In this life:
- The person may struggle with identity—they keep asking, “Who am I really?”
- They may face rejection from father, boss, or government at some point
- Confidence comes and goes—sometimes they feel like a king, sometimes like a nobody
- They don’t like being in the spotlight for long—fame feels uncomfortable
- In many cases, father or father-like figure is either absent, distant, or has strong karmic connection
This is not a punishment. It is life teaching humility. The soul is now remembering its original purpose—not power, but purity.
Remedies from Agastya Nadi:
- Every Sunday, offer water mixed with jaggery to the rising Sun
- Serve your father or Guru with sincerity—don’t expect anything in return
- Avoid false pride—never talk about your achievements just to feel superior
- Read or listen to Aditya Hridaya Stotra with devotion, not for show
Lesson for Jyotish Students:
When you see Sun and Ketu together, don’t just say, “You will have ego issues or problems with father.”
Ask instead:
“Do you sometimes feel like you don’t know your real purpose, or you feel invisible even when doing great work?”
That opens the soul’s real journey.
Agastya teaches us—Ketu cuts false identity. When it meets Surya, it dissolves the outer name and reveals the inner light. Jyotish helps us see not what the world sees, but what the soul really is.
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