Ketu Archives - Vinayak Bhatt

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 spiritual detachment. Saturn governs karma and family duties, while Ketu signifies the past, unfinished obligations, and spiritual debts. When these planets create an impact in a person’s life, they often bring ancestral issues and karmic burdens that need to be resolved. If someone frequently sees funerals in dreams, it means that in a past life, they either ignored their duties towards their ancestors or failed to perform important rituals like last rites or Shraddh. It could also indicate that they disrespected elders, broke family traditions, or separated from their lineage due to arrogance or neglect. In some cases, this dream can be a result of a person having been involved in death-related karma, such as wrongful actions leading to someone’s suffering or untimely demise. This energy stays in their subconscious mind and manifests through dreams as a reminder of unresolved karmic debts. In real life, this person may face constant obstacles in career, family disputes, financial instability, or mysterious health problems that don’t have a clear medical diagnosis. Many times, these struggles are not due to personal actions in this life but because of ancestral karmas that have not been resolved. The person might also notice that no matter how much effort they put in, success is always delayed or snatched away at the last moment. This is a classic sign of Pitra Dosha, which occurs when ancestors are not at peace and their karmic burden falls on the next generation. To clear this karmic issue, the best remedy is to perform Tarpan and Pitra Shraddh, donate food to Brahmins or needy people, and most importantly, show respect and gratitude to elders in the family. Helping old people, supporting family traditions, and engaging in spiritual practices like reciting Pitru Stotra or offering water to the Peepal tree can also reduce the intensity of this karma. Jyotish teaches us that no dream is random—each one is a message from our subconscious, reflecting the karmic baggage we carry from past lives. A dream of a funeral is not something to be feared, but rather, a sign that your ancestors are waiting for you to acknowledge and complete what was left unfinished. Instead of ignoring such dreams, it is wise to act on them and bring peace to your family lineage, which in turn brings peace and stability to your own life. To learn more about these dream interpretations in Nadi Astrology Methods, join my One-Day Webinar next week, where I will reveal powerful techniques to decode past-life karma through dreams and planetary influences. Don’t miss this rare knowledge!

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Decoding Funeral Dreams in Bhrigu Nandi Nadi: Ancestral Karma & Its Hidden Messages