Agastya Nadi Karmic Secrets for Jyotish Students by Vinayak Bhatt

Long ago, this soul was a great tapasvi. He lived in the forest, away from society. He left behind family, wealth, comforts—everything. His only desire was moksha. Years of meditation … Read the rest

Long ago in Ujjain, a rich merchant named Dhanpal had everything — wealth, gold, elephants, land, and fame.
But one day, things started disappearing.
His stored grain vanished. His gold melted in fire. His ships sank. His own son left … Read the rest

Once upon a time—not very far from our own timeline—there lived a brilliant astrologer named Rudra Datt, in a small village near Kashi.

He had studied every shastra—Parashara, Jaimini, Nadi—but his favourite was Bhrigu Shastra. People came from far away … Read the rest

There is a deep spiritual reason why Tulsidas ji wrote Hanuman Chalisa and why millions chant it daily with devotion. Now, what if we look at Hanuman Chalisa not only with bhakti, but through the eyes of Jyotish? Especially from … Read the rest

When someone dreams of watching a funeral or attending a cremation, it is a strong message from their ancestral karma. In Nadi Astrology, such dreams are deeply connected to Saturn and Ketu’s influence, which represent past-life debts, ancestral responsibilities, and … 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

Zooms past a red light, no seatbelt, overtaking like it’s a Fast & Furious scene…
But don’t worry—there’s a Hanuman sticker on the dashboard, so nothing can go wrong!
“Arre, Hanumanji sambhal lenge!”
(But wears a helmet only when police … Read the rest