Agastya Nadi Karmic Secrets for Jyotish Students by Vinayak bhatt
In one of his previous births, this soul was either a soldier, a dacoit, or someone who had power and weapons. He injured many people—sometimes in war, sometimes in personal fights. In some cases, this person killed someone out of anger or greed. That blood never dried in karma.
Agastya says, when such a soul takes birth again, you will find Mars and Rahu together in the chart. Either in same sign or close degrees.
Agastya Nadi warns:
“When Mangal joins Rahu, blood of past birth starts boiling again. If not controlled, same anger and danger will repeat.”
In this life:
The native may have anger issues, impulsive actions, or accident-prone body
Sudden injuries, surgeries, or wounds are common—especially on head or legs
People may get trapped in legal fights, police issues, or road rage situations
In some cases, native may attract violent people or become victim of sudden attack
Inner frustration remains high unless it is expressed through sports, discipline, or karma yoga
This is not a curse. It is leftover energy. If not used in right direction, it harms the person and others.
Remedies from Agastya Nadi:
Visit Hanuman temple every Tuesday and offer sindoor (vermilion)
Do regular physical exercise or martial arts to burn excess energy
Donate sharp tools (like knife, blade) to blacksmith or labourer on Tuesday
Help accident victims or donate for trauma care in hospitals
Lesson for Jyotish Students:
If you see Mars and Rahu together, don’t just say, “You are brave or hot-tempered.” That is not enough.
Ask instead:
“Have you ever felt like anger or danger comes suddenly, without reason?”
That one question opens up the karmic truth.
Mars-Rahu people are not always criminals or violent. Many of them are doctors, athletes, engineers, or even monks—but only if they learn to redirect the fire. Jyotish helps them realise this.