Spirituality

After that unforgettable meeting with the mysterious sadhu in Rishikesh, I kept thinking about his words for days. Something had changed inside me. Not just about how I saw Mercury, but how I saw Jyotish itself. It was no longer … Read the rest

Every time I visit Rishikesh, I stay in only 2-3 places. Not hotels.
Only ashrams – peaceful, divine, close to Ganga.

These ashrams are not just places to stay… they feel like home to me now. Over the years, I … Read the rest

(Real Bhrigu nadi Case That Changed My Understanding of Remedies)

A few years ago, during a one-on-one consultation, a young man sat in front of me — confident on the outside, but his eyes held something else.
A kind of … Read the rest

To analyze speaking ill of others and its karmic consequences in Jyotish, we need to correlate it with specific divisional charts, past life karma, and pending karma, along with its manifestation in the current life.

Divisional Charts for Speech and

(From Ayur Jyotish Volume 2 )

Heart problems have become very common these days. High BP, heart attacks, blockages, bypass surgeries, and stents—almost every family has someone facing heart issues. But can astrology predict heart diseases before they happen? Yes. … Read the rest

Refuses to perform Pind Daan for ancestors.
“Arre bhai, wo sab nahi karna! What’s the point of all these old rituals?”
But when it comes to Lakshmi Pooja, suddenly, full enthusiasm—elaborate setup, detailed rituals, and multiple rounds of aarti.
“Lakshmi … Read the rest

Visits a temple, clicks a selfie in front of the deity, uploads with the caption—”Feeling Blessed.”
Spends five minutes getting the perfect filter, checking likes, and replying to comments.
On the way out, a hungry beggar asks for food. Completely … Read the rest

Runs a scam business, overcharges clients, manipulates people.
No worries—just chant “Om Namah Shivaya” 108 times, and you’re instantly pure!
If a business deal is stuck, just do one extra round of japa—”Jaldi kaam ho jaye, toh ek aur jaap … Read the rest

Walks into a temple, donates ₹100 with full devotion.
“Bhagwanji, bless me with a Mercedes!”
Five minutes later, at a street vendor’s stall—
“Baba, ek rupee bhi zyada nahi dunga!”
Moral: Charity is only for impressing the gods, not … Read the rest

Steals at work, overcharges people, evades taxes. But once a month, donates a coconut at the temple.
“Bhagwan sab maaf kar dega!”
Gives a big laddu to Ganpati and confidently declares, “My business will boom now!”
Moral: Apparently, punya … Read the rest