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A person’s life and future are greatly impacted by a quality education. It lays the groundwork for their achievement. This is why even low-income parents put in a lot of effort and make numerous sacrifices to ensure that their children attend the best schools and colleges. However, having money and opportunities alone will not guarantee a quality education. Also, it depends on the person. A person might not be particularly interested in education, for instance. Other factors may also be involved. One such factor is fate. The planets and stars in the sky when you were born can tell a lot about your life, including your education.

We can examine a person’s education yoga with the assistance of Student and Education astrology. A person’s horoscope is all that is required. A good astrologer will be able to predict a person’s level of education and academic achievements by analyzing their horoscope. He will also be able to determine which career path will help a person succeed in life. Parents frequently coerce their children into participating in activities that they find distasteful. The child may lose interest and motivation as a result. As a result, they won’t do well. However, Vedic astrology can identify a child’s strengths and weaknesses in a particular subject. The parents will be able to properly direct the child once these have been identified.

Astrology for Students

The native’s birth chart’s second, fourth, and fifth Houses, as well as the positions of various planets in these Houses, are crucial for higher education. The Navamsha Kundali must be utilized for education analysis. The position of the fifth House should be thoroughly investigated.

Education is represented by the 4th House, and knowledge is represented by the 5th House. Higher education is governed by the 9th House, and success is symbolized by the 11th House. Jupiter, Venus, Mercury, and Ketu should be well-placed for success in higher education.

Venus is in charge of entertainment, arts and crafts, and so on, while Mercury is associated with intelligence and Jupiter with knowledge and wisdom. and Ketu is a sign of technical expertise and hidden intelligence. The native will succeed in higher education if these planets are well-positioned.

Mercury and Jupiter The child will receive an excellent education if both planets are in favorable positions. The education level rises if these planets are related to Kendra or the triangle house.

The state of education is decided by the second House. It is important because it serves as the child’s foundation and is the primary House for elementary education.

The chart places happiness in the fourth House. The level of education after elementary school is revealed by this House.

The most significant House in terms of education is the fifth. Because Jupiter is the planet in this House that causes things, it tells you if the education you get will help you get a job or start a business. When it comes to selecting the best topics for earning a living, this House plays a crucial role.

Additionally significant are the planets associated with education and the position of the Lord of the Houses in the square Kundli. If the planets and houses are weak in the square Kundli, even if the Kundli is good, the education level may not be good. As a result, the square Kundli is extremely helpful in providing the complete picture.

Let’s take a look at some other planetary positions that affect education:

If Rahu is in the 6th, 8th, or 12th Houses, the native may have trouble concentrating and fail to graduate school.

The native will miss out on good opportunities if Jupiter and Rahu are aligned in the 12th House.

Obstruction in higher studies is likely if the Lord of the 9th House is in the 8th House.

The native experiences repeated failures when Saturn is aligned with Rahu in the 9th House and the Lord of the 5th House is positioned in an afflicted state in the 12th House.

The native may not pursue higher education if Mercury is weak, Venus is weak, Jupiter is in retrograde in the 8th House, and Ketu is bad.

The Lords of the 4th, 5th, 6th, and 9th Houses ought to be strong, beneficent, well-placed, and supportive of academic success.

Kala Sarpa Dosha, Grahana Dosha, Guru Rahu Dosha, Shrapit Dosha, and Visha Yoga are examples of negative yogas that have the potential to cause issues in higher education. It may be very difficult to succeed in higher education if any two of these are present in the chart.

Astrology and Success in Examinations

The native can pass the exam if the 9th House is favorable. Additionally, the 9th house ought to be strong and in good position.

At the time of the examination, the native will have difficulty passing if there is a negative influence from planets during the Dasha and Bhukti periods. If Rahu and Ketu are positioned in the 12th house and their Dasha and Bhukti periods are ongoing, the same outcome is possible.

The native may be very knowledgeable and have strong willpower if the Lagna is beneficent and strong and the 5th House is also strong. And they can pass the exam if Mercury is strong and in the Lagna, 4th, 5th, 9th, or 11th Houses. The native may pass the competitive exam if Jupiter, Rahu, Venus, the Sun, and Saturn are strong and in good places. The native may face numerous challenges in passing the exam if these planets are weak and in the 8th or 12th House.

In competitive examinations, the 4th, 5th, and 6th Houses play supporting roles. The native will pass the exam if Jupiter, the Sun, Mercury, and Rahu are strong and positioned in the sixth house.

Mercury that is weak and in retrograde will make careless mistakes, anxiety about exams, and other things. In competitive exams, students who have Budha Aditya Yoga, Guru Aditya Yoga, Raja Yoga, or Bondhu Poojya Yoga in their chart will score well. If not, success will require the 5th, 6th, 9th, and 11th Houses to be benefic and powerful. Additionally, the Vidya karaka planets, such as Mercury, the Sun, Jupiter, or Saturn, ought to be powerful and favorable.

Additionally, the D9 chart must be analyzed. The native’s health will be fine during the examination if Ketu is benefic. A sudden health problem before or during the exam will result in poor performance or absence during the exam if Ketu is weak and negative.

You may have learned how to use astrology to learn more about your child’s education from this article.

Student and Education Remedies in Astrology

• Installing green curtains in your child’s study area will help them focus better and retain information better. This will please Mercury, a planet that provides excellent education.
• Ask your child to recite the Beej Mantra (Om Shreem Hreem Sarawati-Ya Namaha) 21 times while they are studying and pray to the Goddess for her blessings on education and wisdom.
• In the child’s study area, place an idol of the goddess Saraswati. It may improve the child’s capacity for concentration and memory.
• To invoke the blessings of Lord Surya, also known as the Sun God, combine sugar, roli, and rose petals in a copper container. Also, every Sunday, give something red to the poor.
• On Sundays, the native should consume food with little or no salt.
• Every day, have your child recite the Gayatri Mantra 21 times.
• Give your child one teaspoon of tulsi juice (basil) and honey every morning before breakfast. This may improve memory capacity.
• The study room should not have any heavy furniture in it. Positive energy will be blocked by this.
• Mercury’s affliction creates obstacles and delays in achieving desired outcomes. Offer green moong dal, cardamom seeds, and Dhruva wrapped in a green cloth on Wednesdays at a temple to Lord Ganesha to overcome this.
• The youngster ought to confront the east while contemplating.
• To ensure that positive energy flows, the study desk must face north, east, or north-east.
• On Wednesdays, have the child recite 108 times on a tulsi mala the mantra “Guru Grehgayepadhaanraghuraee, Alp KaalVidya Sab Pai.”
• The child should sleep with his or her head to the east or south.
• Give the Peepal tree two cardamom seeds and five different kinds of sweets. Do this for three Thursdays in a row.
• Make the child wear a long chain made of a small square of copper.

Enlightened beings known as siddhars or mystical yogis They are a part of the yogic practices of South India. Secrets surround these practices. Even though they are still in their physical form, their union with God at the end of their journey into yoga The Sanskrit word sidh, which means “achievement” or “fulfillment,” is the root of the word. As a result, it became known as “one who had attained perfection.” Siddhars, also known as miraculous powers, reach eight distinct dimensions of perfection as they progress along the yoga path. However, the spiritual traditions of Hinduism appear to discourage the yogi from acquiring “Siddhis” because doing so would result in an exaggerated sense of self-worth and impede their spiritual development.

As a result, Siddhars must exercise extreme caution when using their Siddhis. If they choose to live in society, they are also encouraged to live alone or to act like regular housewives.

As a result of their yogic practices, the Siddhars themselves regarded their Siddhis as divine grace. They stood for the presence of God within them. Siddhar has a number of schools. There are 18 masters, according to some, and as many as 210 masters, according to others.

According to Siddha teachings, these masters and their followers undergo multiple reincarnations in various divine forms at various times and locations around the world in order to adapt to the shifting requirements of humanity and bring about change. Jesus Christ, for instance, is said to have been Siddhar Pullipani’s reincarnation, and Swami Vivekananda is said to have been Siddhar Thirumulanathar’s reincarnation. Lao Tzu, according to Siddhar Bhogar, was one of his incarnations.

It is said that the Siddhar family lives in a magical world that no one can see. It hasn’t changed much over hundreds of years. It is comparable to the existence of life at the ocean’s bottom in complete darkness, under intense high pressure, and unaffected by external forces. The world of the Siddhars in South India can best be described in this way. Even though it is far removed from human civilization, it is believed to still exist. These enlightened beings are still present in these ancient spiritual locations, which are unknown to the rest of the world.

The Tamil Siddhars have taught us a lot about yoga, medicine, philosophy, astrology, alchemy, and other subjects. However, not all of their writings have yet been translated or deciphered.

All of their works are written in a poetic style with the more difficult meters of the ancient Tamil Sangam Age. They also include references to Kundalini and Tantric imagery, as well as warnings about how to control dangerous feminine power through breathing exercises or reciting the Goddess’s secret names.

The science of the Tamil Siddha is at least 5000 years old. Some of the more well-known Tamil Siddhars include Patanjali, Bhogar, Agastya, and Thirumoolanathar.

Who is Siddhar Idaikkadar?

Idaikkadar actually worked as a goat herder for a living. He gets his name from Idaikadu, where he was born. He would merge with the divine and attain higher consciousness while working as a herder. Bhogar was astonished to see him in this state while he was traveling through space.

Bhogar gave him Nayana Deeksha’s knowledge because he saw his desire for spiritual knowledge. This indicates that he simply shared his knowledge by gazing into his own eyes. Idaikkadar quickly developed proficiency in Siddha yoga, Siddha medicine, astrology, astronomy, and gnana philosophies. Additionally, he has written numerous songs and poems.

His astrological findings are still used today. His predictions begin the annual Hindu almanac known as the Panchangam. He was also able to join the Divine and complete the final phase of Kundalini awakening.

Idaikkadar and The Navagrahas

In many temples, the arrangement of the Navagraha (9 planetary deities) idols is disordered, that is, they face in random directions. In earlier times, they were found in a neat circle around the Sun. The disorderly arrangement is the handiwork of Idaikkadar Siddhar. An interesting story lies behind this.

Once, a severe and prolonged drought ravaged the land. Idaikkadar foresaw it and prepared his goats by letting them eat plants that grow in drought conditions. So their milk slowly became toxic. Idaikkadar prepped his body by drinking this milk. The milk could make people drowsy. Due to the famine, people’s livestock perished. But the Siddhar’s goats survived.

The 9 planetary deities became curious and decided to find out the secret behind their survival. They came to his house in the guise of human beings. Idaikkadar gave them some food made using goat milk, and they fell unconscious. He immediately bound their energies and transferred them into 9 idols or Murthys. Then he made the idols face in different directions. A small Navagraha temple called the Idaikkadar Siddhar temple exists even now.

According to astrology, there will be calamities like droughts, etc., when a friendly Graha or planet loses power due to the directional influence of a malefic Graha. A rare 12-year drought occurred because all benefic planets lost their powers due to opposition from a malefic planet during those 12 years. Realizing this, Idaikkadar positioned the idols of the grahas in a random and disorderly manner. His arrangement of the idols was followed by other temples, too, later.

As per his mentor, Bhogar’s instructions, Idaikkadar spent his life in the Tiruvannamalai region, helping the local people, and eventually attained Jeeva Samadhi there.

Aries: your Yearly Horoscope for 2023 indicates that you might have to pay for a wedding or other work-related needs. Because of Jupiter’s location, salaried natives may see an increase in pay. Jupiter’s blessings could increase your savings, even if your finances are inconsistent. You frequently make impulsive purchases, particularly of costly items. However, you will also investigate ways to earn money. This year, try to increase your assets.

Taurus: according to your 2023 astrology predictions, you may achieve your financial objectives. However, the final quarter of 2023 indicates a deficit. Therefore, develop a sound strategy to manage your finances and save money. In 2023, there might be some unexpected costs. However, the overall financial situation may be favorable until April. If you don’t properly manage your expenses after April, you will eventually face a cash crunch.

Gemini : According to the Gemini Horoscope 2023 report, Jupiter may be able to help you meet all of your monetary and materialistic requirements. Leading multinational corporations may offer you lucrative employment opportunities. Wealth and opportunities that didn’t come to them expectedly await entrepreneurs. You might be able to earn money in a number of different ways. Perform due diligence before making any investments, or you could lose money. It is likely that many will be promoted and hired on. Increased revenue may result from innovative business strategies. However, capital and stock market investments are not recommended.

Cancer: Financial progress is likely to be slowed down in the first quarter as a result of Cancer Saturn. You might receive the money that your relatives or friends borrowed from you at the beginning of 2023. However, property-related losses may occur. After July, some may purchase land or real estate. While traveling for work, business, or publication may result in financial gains, Mars may incur costs. Businesses that deal with machinery and manufacturing may experience stronger financial and commercial expansion.

Leo: This year, Leo Saturn wants you to put your work first. Stress and health issues can result from negative thoughts. Some expenses may be caused by health problems. Leos are generous and enjoy lavishing financial support on friends. This may increase your costs even more. You might go to parties or travel with money. Try to have a variety of assets.

Virgo: In the first quarter of 2023, you probably will get money from your job and help from your spouse. During the months of January and March, business owners and independent contractors may also experience positive cash flow. However, relatives’ financial assistance may take longer to arrive. Repairing or purchasing a vehicle will probably cost money. Before investing money, seek professional counsel. Your astrology for 2023 predicts that real estate may see gains in the first half of the year. Real estate investments are also an option at this time.

Libra: You can get money from three to five different places. Therefore, wealth is likely this year. You can put money into mutual funds and bonds or the stock market. However, do not begin investing on a Thursday. Parents may provide more assistance to students. Traveling abroad is likely. But don’t spend too much in the last three months of the year. Your yearly horoscope predicts that working professionals and businessmen need to be careful because it’s possible for close friends to steal in the middle of the year. Keep a small amount of cash at home. Try to put it to use as soon as you can.

Scorpio: things look good for your financial sector in 2023. Due to Jupiter’s placement, your previous investments may have yielded good returns. Scorpios enjoy spending a lot of money on frills, but they shouldn’t go overboard. Things will get better after the middle of October. You could put money into foreign bonds or the stock market. This could work in your favor. However, investing after July is safer.

Sagittarius: At the beginning of 2023, Jupiter and Venus in Sagittarius may help you save money. There might be numerous chances to earn money. You can put in more effort, and your efforts might be noticed. Your income may suffer as a result of this. Around February, it will be necessary to address some asset-related issues. Be careful because the weather will get better only in April. You frequently give to charity. As a result, you might also get a double refund.

Capricorn: Jupiter will be in your favor, according to your 2023 horoscope. However, Rahu’s influence can be disruptive throughout the year. Financially, 2023 may be fairly prosperous. The flow of money might be good. After April, savings may rise again. The stock market may present an excellent opportunity for investment. In ongoing legal disputes concerning ancestral properties, victory may be possible. You can buy diamonds or jewelry. You can also invest in land for a farm or a house.

Aquarius: In the second half of the year, old investments are likely to yield good returns. At the beginning of 2023, Jupiter may bring in a lot of money. Before you make any new investments, consult an expert. Saturn might test your ability to manage your money. Experiencing difficulties may be necessary. The middle of February can bring about a lot of financial difficulties.

Pisces: businesses may conduct profitable transactions in 2023. This could help you grow financially. However, there may be some challenging circumstances later in the year. So, don’t spend too much or invest without doing your homework. Your financial situation may improve after February. However, unexpected costs might put some pressure on in March. Through investment astrology, Jupiter’s blessings may increase income.

This attempt to learn more about Lord Krishna is represented by these 108 facts about Sri Krishna. Several of the facts are known, while others are unknown. In Hinduism, Vishnu, the Preserver Archetype, is incarnated as Sri Krishna. In order to safeguard Dharma (righteousness) throughout the universe whenever it is in danger, Vishnu has taken on numerous avatars. The following is a list of 108 facts about Krishna, some of which are fairly well-known and others less so.

1. Uttara is where the popular image of Krishna originates. She was Arjuna’s daughter-in-law and Abhimanyu’s wife. Based on her description, King Vajranabhi, Krishna’s great-grandson, created the first image of Krishna.
2. The significance of devotion and simplicity is demonstrated by the three foods that Krishna enjoyed on earth. They are Kuchela’s poha or aval, Draupadi’s leftover grain (or, in some instances, amaranth leaves), and the porridge he ate at Vidura’s house.
3. A mustache is rarely depicted on Krishna. However, the mustache is on the Parthasarathy form of Krishna in the Triplicane Parthasarathy temple in Chennai.
4. The Sudarshan Chakra is depicted by Krishna in cave drawings found in Mirzapur, Uttar Pradesh. The drawing was created around 800 BC.
5. On Indo-Greek coins from 108 BC, there are also depictions of Krishna holding the Sudarshan Chakra.
6. Mayon and his affection for cows and bulls are mentioned in Tamil Sangam literature from 200 BC to 100 BC. Krishna, supposedly, is Mayon. Mayon is connected to Kerala’s Onam celebration.
7. Rishabha, the Jaina God, is one of 22 Vishnu avatars mentioned in the Bhagavad Purana.
8. Legend has it that when Vasudeva brought Krishna to Gokul, Devaki made a baby with four arms.
9. According to a Kannada legend, Devaki’s prisoner son was delivered by a donkey. Because of the donkey, Kamsa was aware of the birth of the child. The donkey, on the other hand, did not bleat when Krishna was born.
10. Krishna is complexed in the dark. However, in contemporary television serials, he has fair skin.
11. Bengali Bauls hold the belief that Krishna is a reincarnation of the goddess Kali.
12. Putana was the first demon that Krishna freed on Earth. Krishna was destined to kill all the demons he killed and achieve Moksha.
13. Sursagar of Surdas talks about Krishna killing Kakasura, a crow demon, but the Srimad Bhagavad Purana doesn’t say anything about it.
14. Harivamsa asserts that Krishna intends to relocate to Vrindavan from Gokul. He made wolves out of his own pores for this purpose. The wolves attacked people and livestock in Gokul, causing trouble. The people then move to Vrindavan.
15. Sri Krishna idols have nose rings on them. Yashoda is said to have dressed Krishna up as a girl to protect him from demons and other evil forces. In Rajasthan’s Nathdwara, Krishna wore a nose ring.
16. The Upanishadic teaching of Tat Tvam Asi is represented by Krishna displaying the entire universe to Yashoda in his mouth.
17. According to the Puranas, Vishnu conceived Devaki with black hair and white hair. Balarama was Balarama with white hair, and Krishna was Krishna with black hair.
18. Monkeys always share Krishna’s stolen butter. It is said that these monkeys assisted Rama in finding Sita.
19. Keshava is another name for Krishna because he killed Keshi, the horse demon.
20. In India, the taming of the bull demon Arishta by Krishna is the origin of the sport of subduing bulls.
21. By producing children that Brahma kept secret, Krishna demonstrated to Brahma that he is the Supreme Truth. As a result, Brahma learns who the true creator is.
22. Because Krishna is the king of Gopikas, parrots have a connection to him. The parrot is a love animal.
23. Earrings in the shape of a fish are on Krishna. These are Kundala of Makara.
24. In Vrindavan, Shiva became a Gopika, and his devotees venerate him as Gopeshwara Mahadeva.
25. According to the Padma Purana, Arjuna donned the costume of a Gopika to participate in the dance performed by Krishna and the Gopis.
26. It is believed that Trivakra, a Mathura hunchback that Krishna cured, was an incarnation of Manthara, a character from the Ramayana.
27. When a Kerala temple opens, food is offered to Krishna. After killing Kamsa, Krishna is said to be in Rudra Bhava here.
28. Before killing Kamsa, Krishna subdues every animal, including the bull, crane, python, horse, donkey, and elephant.
29. Krishna only began formal education after Kamsa passed away. Sandipani is the Guru of Krishna.
30. Friendship is a major theme in Krishna stories, along with Bhakti.
31. It is widely held that Radha was the wife of a different man. He goes by the names Ayan, Abhimanyu, Chandrasena, and Raya.
32. In Odia Haribansha, Krishna tells Rukmini and Satyabhama the story of Radha, which Achyutananda Das narrates. The story is quite interesting. According to Krishna, Radha’s father discovered her lying on a lotus leaf and that she is a form of Goddess Lakshmi.
33. Cosmic Vishnu’s vision was shown to Akrura by Krishna. It took place in Vrinadavan at the Akrura Ghat.
34. Krishna told Radha that he wouldn’t be able to play the flute without her as he was leaving Mathura. His life is only full of dance and music when Radha is present.
35. Krishna asked the royal washerman to wash his clothes when he got to Mathura. However, the man stated that he would not wash cowherds’ clothing. After that, Krishna pushed him and took his royal attire. In the Ramayana, it is alleged that he was the same washerman who questioned Sita’s chastity. In his subsequent avatar, Krishna exacted revenge on him.
36. In Mathura, Krishna broke a bow as well. The bow had to be bent and tied by a lot of soldiers. But Krishna did it on his own. He broke the bow by bending it.
37. Krishna entered the wrestling ring carrying a white tusk from the elephant Kuvalayapida during his duel with Kamsa. Kamsa ‘s plan was to kill Krishna utilizing the elephant. Krishna, on the other hand, defeated the evil elephant mahout.
38. Krishna killed Chanura, a powerful wrestler, prior to meeting Kamsa.
39. As depicted by television serials, Kamsa’s death was not a dramatic event. Kamsa was standing at the podium and watching Krishna wrestle. Kamsa ordered his men to arrest the cowherds after seeing him kill the wrestlers. Krishna rushed toward Kamsa amid the chaos and caused him to fall. After that, he killed Kamsa by dragging him around the wrestling ring.
40. After Kamsa’s death, Krishna’s prema (loving) and vatsalya (caring) form gives way to Rudra bhava. After this, Krishna turns into a controller and legend. He loses his shringara bhava.
41. Subhadra was first introduced to Krishna by Devaki. She was born behind bars. Yoganidra is said to be Krishna’s sister Subhadra.
42. Krishna went to Yama’s house as Guru Dakshina and rescued Sandipani’s son, who had been kidnapped and killed by the conch-shell demon Panchajanya. The conch came to symbolize Krishna after he defeated the demon.
43. On the west coast of the Indian subcontinent, Sandipani’s son became lost. When Krishna was looking for him, he first went to the area. Dwaraka was built on this coast by Krishna later.
44. Krishna allegedly went to Yama’s house at Devaki’s request to retrieve his six older brothers, who Kamsa had killed. However, they were living with King Bali in Sutala. Asuras, the six brothers had performed severe repentance in order to attain Moksha. They met Krishna at Devaki. However, as soon as they received Moksha, they vanished.
45. As a prince, Krishna had a lot of enemies. Jarasandha of Magadha was the greatest foe. Uddhava was asked by Krishna to inform the Gopas, Gopis, and Radha that Krishna would not return as promised because he was aware that it was impossible to return to Vrindavan.
46. The majority of the Krishna tales shown on television are based on Mathura Mahatmya. Numerous incidents are mentioned in this text.
47. Mathura was attacked 17 times by Jarasandha. Each time, Krishna and Balarama were successful in resisting him.
48. An eagle was the symbol on Krishna’s banner. The Sudarshana Chakra, the sword, the Nandaka, the mace, the Kaumodaki, and the Saranga bow were his weapons.
49. Krishna desired to relocate Mathura’s inhabitants to the island of Dwaraka. To attack Mathura, Jarasandha had sought Kalayavana’s assistance. Kalayavana’s army was defeated by Krishna and Balarama. All Mathura residents fled to Dwaraka at this time.
50. Kalayavana was the son of Sage Gargya. Mathura was his home. Gargya was called impotent and mocked by the Yadavas for not having children. He performed arduous repentance and begged Shiva for the blessing that he would bear a son who would demolish Mathura.
51. Dwaraka was constructed by Vishwakarma, the divine architect. The God of Wealth, Kubera, had gold and grains in both its Treasury and its Granary.
52. Krishna used deception to kill Kalayavana. Krishna chased him into the cave where the warrior Muchukunda was sleeping because no Yadava could kill him. The warrior was worn out from assisting the gods in numerous battles. A blessing from the gods guaranteed that anyone who awoke him would be consumed to ashes. Kalayavana kicked Muchukunda because he thought he was Krishna. When Muchukunda awoke, he burned Kalayavana to the ground.
53. Because he left the battle, Krishna is known as Ranchhodrai in Gujarat and Rajasthan.
54. After Kalayavana’s death, Jarasandha is said to have instructed his soldiers to burn the cave. He thought Balarama and Krishna had perished.
55. Everyone was of the opinion that Krishna and the Yadavas had perished. However, Vidarbha’s Rukmini was certain that no one could harm Krishna. She wrote a letter to a messenger and instructed him to search the area until he found Krishna before handing the letter to him. Every day, Rukmini paid homage to Goddess Gauri. Rukmini was taken away from the Goddess Gauri temple on the day she was to wed Shishupala by a golden chariot. The chariot was unable to be stopped by the assembled kings and warriors. Krishna was riding in the chariot, and he appeared to be very much alive.
56. In India, the story of Rukmini’s kidnapping is very popular.
57. Daruka is Krishna’s charioteer, and his four horses are Balahak, Shaibya, Sugriva, and Meghapushpa.
58. Rukmini, not Radha, is more significant in warkari worship of Krishna in Maharashtra.
59. Krishna was defeated when Rukmi, Rukmini’s brother, attempted to challenge him. However, Krishna spared him at Rukmini’s request and released him after shaving off half of his mustache and head hair.
60. When Rukmi’s daughter wed Pradyumna, Krishna and Rukmini’s son, the family feud came to an end.
61. Rukmini, Satyabhama, Jambavati, Kalindi, Bhadra, Satya, Mitravinda, and Lakshmana are the eight wives of Krishna.
62. Krishna had to tame seven bulls of King Nagnaji in order to marry Satya of the Kosala kingdom. He did it by transforming himself into six additional Krishnas.
63. In a swayamvara, Krishna was married to Avanti’s Mitravinda. However, marrying Krishna, a cowherd from her family, upset her brothers.
64. Krishna aimed an arrow into the eye of a fish that was attached to a revolving wheel in order to wed Lakshmana of Madra. He did this while balancing on the pans of a scale and looking at the fish’s oil reflection.
65. Goddess Lakshmi appears in the eight wives of Krishna.
66. Supposedly, Krishna’s wives gave birth to ten children each. Therefore, Krishna had 80 kids.
67. Krishna weighed more than Satyabhama’s entire stash of gold and other valuables. Krishna, on the other hand, weighed more than a single Tulsi leaf. Krishna is content when he practices Bhakti.
68. The eight wives of Krishna are said to stand for the eight directions.
69. Krishna got sick once. He could only be cured by dusting off the feet of a woman who truly loved him. Because they thought it would be a sin, his wives resisted the urge to remove the dust from their feet. As a result, the doctor set out for Vrindavan to collect gopi dust. Radha and the other gopis gave the dust to them without hesitation. Because they only cared about Krishna’s well-being, they had no fear of going to hell.
70. King Paundraka was a fictitious individual who claimed to be Vishnu. Even though he claimed they belonged to him, he gave Krishna the order to hand over his divine weapons. When Krishna got to the palace of Paundraka, he threw his weapons at him and told him to keep them. However, the king was slain by the weapons.
71. Sudakshina, the king of Kashi, was envious of Krishna and questioned his divinity. He developed a demon with fiery hair. Dwaraka was set ablaze by the demon, but Krishna used his discus to kill both of them.
72. Krishna met the Pandavas for the first time at Draupadi’s wedding.
73. He met Kunti after they followed him. Additionally, he stated that he was her brother Vasudeva’s son. Therefore, the Pandavas were his cousins and Kunti was his aunt.
74. After Kunti met Krishna, she gained the courage to fight for her sons’ rights.
75. Half of Hastinapur went to the Pandavas. When they built Indraprastha, Krishna helped.
76. The construction of Indraprastha marked the beginning of their special bond.
77. When Krishna needed her cloth to bandage his bleeding hand, Draupadi once gave it to him. She is said to have given Krishna her dress when he lost his own while bathing, according to another legend.
78. Due to her dark complexion, Draupadi is also referred to as Krishnai.
79. Arjuna was asked to elope with his sister Subhadra by Krishna. He did this to strengthen the Yadava and Pandava ties. Additionally, Krishna was against Subhadra marrying Duryodhana.
80. Arjuna and Krishna are referred to as Nara Narayana in numerous tales. In some, Krishna teaches humility lessons. Arjuna learns about Krishna’s divinity through other people. They meet Hanuman, go to Vaikunta to find the dead children of a poor man, fight for the demon Gaya, help Arjuna find love, and other common tales.
81. Jarasandha was given the opportunity to wrestle Krishna, but he chose Bhima instead. Jarasandha made fun of Krishna by claiming that he fled the battle.
82. Jarasandha’s death was out of Bhima’s hands. The only way to kill him was to split him in two and throw them in opposite directions. By tearing a leaf in half and throwing the two halves in different directions, Krishna revealed the secret to Bhima.
83. Krishna was able to correct a birth defect in Shishupala. However, according to a prediction, the person who fixed the defect would also kill him. As a result, Shishupala’s mother pleaded with Krishna to overlook 100 of her son’s mistakes. Krishna used his Sudarshana Chakra to kill Shishupala when he surpassed the 100 insults at Yudhishtira’s coronation as king of Indraprastha.
84. King Salva, his friend, attacked Dwaraka on a flying saucer in retaliation for Shishupala’s death. Salva was beheaded after Krishna shot an arrow into the flying saucer.
85. Because Krishna ate it, a single grain that was left behind in Draupadi’s washed vessel fed the entire universe.
86. The Pandavas were to be driven into exile by Krishna. He wanted them to get ready for being king. Additionally, he desired that they acquire the necessary weapons and training to defeat the evil kings on Earth.
87. When their parents fled, every Pandava child remained in Dwaraka.
88. Pradyumna, the son of Krishna and Rukmini, was kidnapped by the Asura Shambara and thrown into the sea. However, the child was able to get away and later saw his parents again.
89. Aniruddha was Krishna’s grandson and the son of Pradyumna. He was in love with Usha, Bana’s daughter and a devotee of Shiva. Krishna and Pradyumna fought Bana when he imprisoned Aniruddha and saved him, who later married Usha.
90. Samba, his son, was cursed by Krishna for behaving badly around women. As a result, scaly white spots appeared on his face. The patches disappeared after intense repentance and pleasing Surya. Jambavati was Samba’s mother.
91. Vatsala, the daughter of Balarama, and Abhimanyu, the son of Arjuna, got married in secret. Balarama, who wanted her to marry Duryodhana’s son, was enraged by this. However, Krishna subdued Balarama.
92. Krishna’s meal at Vidura’s house demonstrates that God values genuine devotion and simple offerings.
93. According to legend, Vidura’s wife was so awestruck by Krishna’s presence that she offered him banana peels instead of bananas. However, they were accepted by Krishna because he had never rejected anything genuine devotees offered him.
94. Duryodhana was of the opinion that Krishna’s cosmic appearance in the Hastinapura court was witchcraft.
95. Karna was informed by Krishna that he was Kunti’s son and the Pandavas’ eldest brother. But Karna remained loyal to Duryodhana even at that point.
96. Arjuna chose Krishna over his army, the Narayani Sena, in the Mahabharata conflict. The Kauravas were fought by Krishna’s army.
97. Barbreek was a powerful warrior who supported the weaker side in the Kurukshetra war. He was the grandson of Bhima and the son of Ghatotkacha. Krishna realized that because Barbreek would keep switching sides, this would make the war pointless. As a result, Barbreek’s head was sacrificed to Krishna. He was there for the entire conflict. Barbreek is regarded as a form of Krishna known as Khatu Shyamji. In the end, there was a debate about who was the fiercest warrior in the Kurukshetra war. Bhima claimed to be him. Arjuna said it was him when he disagreed. They finally inquired of Barbreek. He responded that Krishna only helped Goddess Kali eliminate the Adharmic kings.
98. Iravan, who was to be sacrificed the following day, was married to Krishna as Mohini. They tied the knot for one night. Some people think that Iravan is a version of Shiva and that he made the sacrifice so that the Pandavas could win. The conversation that Krishna and Arjuna have before the war starts summarizes all of the lessons in the Upanishads.
99. Despite the fact that Krishna was only a charioteer, he destroyed all of Adharma’s supporters in the Mahabharata war without using any weapons. The ferocity of Arjuna’s arrows and Bhima’s mace carried the mark of Krishna. The Pandavas never lost their focus thanks to him.
100. The animals used in the Kurukshetra War always received water from Krishna. With his arrows, he would instruct Arjuna to retrieve water from the underground.
101. By hitting Duryodhana in the thighs, Bhima killed him. Krishna was the one who broke the secret about Duryodhana’s weakness.
102. After the war, the chariot is said to have caught fire when Krishna got out of it. Arjuna and the chariot were safeguarded by Krishna.
103. Ashwatthama was cursed by Krishna to wander the earth as a penance for the sins of trying to kill Uttara’s unborn child and killing those who were sleeping after the war.
104. By crushing and hugging Bhima, Dhritarashtra intended to kill him. But Krishna was aware of his plan, so instead of Bhima, he pushed an iron statue toward him. Because his hands were strong enough to kill an elephant, Dhritarashtra was able to easily crush it.
105. Arjuna and Krishna have a second conversation in the Anu Gita. Jnana Yoga and karma are the primary topics.
106. Samba, Krishna’s son, posed as a woman and asked Sage Durvasa if he would have a boy or a girl. Sage Durvasa became enraged and beswore Samba to bear an iron rod that would kill the Yadava family as a whole. The Krishna avatar’s existence on Earth was ended by a fragment of the iron rod that Samba gave birth to.
107. Arjuna carried out Krishna’s final rites. He failed in his attempt to save Dwaraka and its inhabitants. After that, he thought back to Krishna’s teachings and had a vision of a baby sitting on a leaf. He was aware that the cycle of creation would continue as it always had, and that death was not the end.

A Shaivite festival known as Arudra Darshan or Arudra Darisanam is celebrated during the Tamil month of Margazhi (December to January). The date of Arudra Darshan 2023 is January 6 (Friday). Arudra Darshan will cease to exist in 2022. The cosmic dance of Nataraja, a Shiva-like form, is the focus of the festival. The term “golden red flame” is Arudra. The dance is performed by the deity as a reddish-gold flame. In Hindu astrology, a Nakshatra, or birth star, is called Ardra, Arudra, or Thiruvathirai. Shiva is connected to the star.

Importance of Arudra Darshan

According to the Hindu calendar, Arudra Darisanam is a very lucky day. Five activities are symbolically represented by Shiva’s cosmic dance. Embodiment, Destruction, Creation, and Release are their names. To put it another way, it stands for the never-ending cycle of creation and destruction. Every particle is a part of Shiva’s cosmic dance, which generates all of the universe’s energy. This ecstatic dance is celebrated at Arudra Darshan.

The Arudra Darshan ceremony at Chidambaram Nataraja Temple is well-known and popular with devotees. Additionally, it signifies Margazhi Brahmotsavam’s end.

The Tiruvalankadu Temple, Tiruvarur Temple, Nellaiappar Temple, Kutralanathar Temple, Kapaleeswarar Temple, and others also hold grand celebrations of it. Additionally, it is observed in numerous other Shiva temples worldwide. Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Singapore, South Africa, Australia, and other countries celebrate the festival as well. where there is a significant Tamil population.

When is Arudra Darshan?

Together with the Arudra Birth Star, it occurs in Margazhi on Purnima, or the night of the full moon. Additionally, it is the shortest night of the year. The majority of people who celebrate the festival are Tamil.

At the Chidambaram Shiva Temple in Tamil Nadu, Arudra Darshan is celebrated to its greatest extent. On this auspicious day, the temple performs the cosmic dance of Shiva.

Lord Nataraja Urchavam is the Tiruvannamalai Temple celebration of Nataraja’s or Shiva’s cosmic dance in the month of Margazhi. On the day of Ardra Nakshatra in Margazhi, the festival is also celebrated at Tiruvannamalai Arunachaleswarar Temple. On this day, there will be special Poojas and rituals.

Arudra Darshan at Chidambaram Nataraja Temple

One can worship Shiva as Nataraja at the Chidambaram Nataraja Temple in Tamil Nadu. He is in the Ananda Tandava pose that can be seen here. The most significant festival in this temple, Margazhi Brahmotsavam, comes to an end at the same time as the festival.

The Thillai Nataraja temple, which is also known as the Chidambaram temple, is named after the Thillai forest that once grew where the temple is now. It was constructed in the 10th century, when Chidambaram served as the Chola kings’ capital. It is one of the Pancha Bhootha temples and symbolizes the sky, or space. It is at the center of the magnetic equator of the world. The temple is 235 kilometers away from Chennai, the state capital.

The Legend behind Arudra Darshan

Legend has it that Shiva, dressed as Nataraja, performed the cosmic dance at Chidambaram for Adi Shesha and Vyagrapaadar, two devotees. Vishnu rests on Adishesha, a seven-headed snake in the Milky Way Ocean. After hearing about it, he wanted to see this cosmic dance of creation. He was given instructions by Shiva to transform into Sage Patanjali and travel to the Thillai forest to perform the dance. Sage Vyagrapaadar was a Shiva devotee who attended the Ananda Tandava by performing rigorous Tapas and penance. At Chidambaram, Lord Shiva danced for these two devotees.

A group of sages once lived in the mangrove forests of the Thillai species. They believed they had magical abilities and that their “mantras” and rituals could even control God. Shiva appeared in the form of a simple mendicant named Bhikshadanar and entered the forest to subdue their arrogance and ego. He was very handsome, and he was accompanied by Mohini, Vishnu, who played the role of his lover.

The attractive mendicant and his wife enchanted the rishis and their wives. However, when the sages observed their wives pursuing the mendicant, they became enraged. Through their magic, many “serpents” came to life. However, the mendicant adorned his matted hair, waist, and neck with them. Shiva then donned a loincloth made of the skin of a ferocious tiger that the wise men had invoked. The angry sages summoned a powerful demon named Muyalakan, who stood for arrogance and ignorance, with all of their spiritual might. However, Shiva immobilized the demon by stepping on his back. He then danced the “nanda Thandava,” which means “the dance of eternal bliss.” The sages fell at his feet and gave up their arrogance and ego when they found out who the mendicant was.

The five divine acts of creation, sustenance, dissolution, concealment, and grace bestowment are represented by Ananda Thandavam.

The Symbolism of Ananda Thandava

The demon Nataraja finds beneath his feet symbolizes his victory over ignorance. His destructive abilities are symbolized by the fire in this hand. He signifies that he is the savior of all life by raising his hand. The universe is represented by the back Ring. The beginning of life is symbolized by the drum in his hand. In the Chidambaram Temple, Shiva is also worshipped as Chidambara Rahasyam, also known as Akasa Lingam or the “formless form.”

In Kerala, the Thiruvathirai festival, which is dedicated to Shiva and Parvati, is celebrated as Arudra Darshan.

The primary objective of a person’s life is spiritual development or evolution. Hindus practice rebirth. Hinduism asserts that only the body dies when we die. The soul never dies. It reincarnates in a new body, and the cycle of birth and death continues until the soul, or Atman, reaches Moksha, or union with Brahman, or God. Before this occurs, the soul may need to give birth to multiple children. The soul goes through a spiritual evolution over many lifetimes that enables it to join God.

A person’s spiritual development can be learned a lot from their horoscope. A person’s spiritual development can be gauged by participating in one of a few yogas for spirituality. However, the materialistic aspects of life are the primary focus of the majority of classical astrological texts. This is not surprising considering that they were written by courtly astrologers for kings.

For instance, Varahamihira’s Brihat Jataka, which was written in the sixth century, is a comprehensive work on astrology. It goes into great detail about many aspects of predictive astrology, but only four of the stanzas deal with yogas, or planetary combinations for spirituality. Therefore, it would not be incorrect to assume that spiritual astrology, in comparison to other aspects, is a neglected and secretive component of Vedic astrology. Perhaps the ancient Rishis preferred to keep it a secret or only taught it to a select few worthy individuals.

Rahu as A Spiritual Catalyst

Rahu is a significant planet that has a significant impact on our spiritual development. Since it is the north lunar node, it does not exist. As a result, it is known as a shadow planet. The south lunar node is Ketu.

In Vedic astrology, Rahu influences our approach to authority, control, and power. Rahu can make people more ambitious and willing to take risks. Opportunities that can lead to immense wealth and fame can be provided by it. Rahu is very materialistic and makes illusions. It never becomes content with what it has. Rahu moves from one sign to another for 18 months. It has an 18-year Mahadasha period.

Rahu has a strong negative influence and has the potential to make the native’s life very hard. The karmic issues that the native has carried over from previous births are revealed by its presence in the horoscope. Issues or bonds of various kinds arise when Rahu aligns with various planets.

So, how does Rahu support our spiritual development? Rahu helps us get clear on the things that really matter in life, like our goals, values, and beliefs. This makes it possible for us to have the things we want in these areas come true. It allows us to travel toward enlightenment by illuminating our gloomy places.

Rahu has the power to keep us from getting too caught up in materialistic desires. This helps us pay more attention to the more profound aspects of life. We can gain a better understanding of ourselves and realize who we really are. We turn away from success in the outside world because of its energy. We instead set out on an internal journey of self-discovery. We are thus freed from any preconceived notions regarding the success expectations of society.

Individuals who are influenced by Rahu will select distinctive means of personal development. These could be practices of mindfulness or meditation. Alternately, they can experiment with something like ayahuasca, a spiritual and religious drink. People begin to become more self-aware in this manner and discover the innate wisdom they already possess. They will also push past the limits that limit their potential and develop spiritually over time.

Ways in Which Rahu Brings Spiritual Growth

Spiritual development is aided by the Mahadasha of Rahu receiving Jupiter’s aspect when it is associated with the fifth or ninth lord.

There are many ways that Rahu can help you spiritually. When Rahu and Jupiter are in the same sign as Jupiter (Pisces or Sagittarius), this combination can lead to spiritual development in any of the Moksha sthana (the 4th, 8th, or 12th houses).

Putting up with a very difficult Rahu Mahadasha is another option. This can occur if Rahu Mahadasha occurs in Mercury’s Gandanta nakshatra (especially in the fourth pada). The Mahadasha of Rahu would then result in significant change. Even if nothing else is going on, the Rahu Mahadasha has a tendency to dramatically alter the native’s life.

Anta means “the end,” while Gand means “knot.” Therefore, Gandanta denotes the final knot. Gandanta is a symbol of a major problem we need to solve within ourselves. To put it simply, Gandanta is nothing more than an accumulation of negative karma in one’s karmic account. Over many births, the native has not cleared it, resulting in a knot. The native has made similar errors in numerous previous lives that they have never attempted to correct. Additionally, they are likely to make the same mistakes during their current pregnancy. As a result, their own karma keeps them stuck in a vicious cycle. The soul must go through Gandanta experiences in order to progress into a higher dimension, despite their often-extreme agony.

As they attempt to unravel the secret knot that will lead them to the next level, planets in these positions will create uncertainty. Trauma, interpersonal conflicts, or internal struggles are all ways in which these issues will manifest in a person’s life. In order to prepare our minds for the next stage of our soul’s journey, we may have to endure a very trying time when life reaches a point of clarity. This won’t happen until you’re happy with where you are right now. To move on to the future, one must accept the present. The Gandanta has a lot of power in the positions of the planets. They suggest that our birth in this life served a very special purpose. To progress to the next level of spiritual development, it may be necessary to confront numerous issues and make adjustments. This has the potential to untie the knot and bring joy.

The materialistic aspects of life typically take the lead during the Rahu Mahadasha period. Rahu can show you the bad aspects of life from this position. You can learn a lot from Rahu. From the mud, a lotus blossoms. In a similar vein, during the 18 years of its Mahadasha, Rahu will subject the native to unpleasant things. The native will have endured the worst by the time the Jupiter Mahadasha begins, and they will be ready to take advantage of the positive aspects of Jupiter. All that the natives went through during Rahu Mahadasha would have cleansed their minds. The native’s soul would have begun the path toward spiritual development as a result of Rahu’s karmic lessons, regardless of whether Jupiter Mahadasha has positive or negative effects.

Hindus who practice the faith practice Pooja every day. Pooja is nothing more than a rite of worship for the gods. Rituals, songs, prayers, and invocations are all ways to accomplish this. One is able to establish a spiritual connection with God through all of these.

According to Hinduism, there are 33 crore gods and goddesses. Most of the time, people only worship the gods they believe have a direct impact on their lives. They make the decision to worship one or more of these deities and engage in practices that may help them establish a connection with them.

They hope that by contacting these gods, they will receive their blessings for granting their wishes and safeguarding them from danger. A god-related image or other symbol is required for daily Pooja. It could be a picture or an idol. Devotees believe that it contains the cosmic energy of the deity because it represents the deity. This icon becomes a focal point for communicating with the deity as the devotees pray to it. The deity’s spiritual energy is stored in the objects.

Hindus perform a variety of Poojas, including Shiva Pooja, Vishnu Pooja, Saraswati Pooja, Durga Pooja, Lakshmi Pooja, and Vastu Pooja, among others. The importance of performing pooja to please the gods is emphasized in the Vedas, Puranas, Itihasa, and Upanishads, as well as in the epics like the Mahabharata and the Ramayana.

Poojas are also performed on auspicious occasions like birthdays, marriages, and the start of new businesses or careers. They can be performed at homes, temples, or other locations where the ceremony is held. However, performing Poojas is not required. They can be performed every day or on special occasions, or they can be offered as prayers.

There are numerous approaches or schools of thought regarding the Pooja rituals. Both Nigama and Agama rituals exist. The first includes fire or Agni without an image or idol, while the second includes both.

The devotee performs the Pooja by lighting an oil or ghee lamp, reciting Pooja Mantras, and singing Vedic hymns in praise of the god. The devotee then presents Neivedya to the deity with sweets and fruits. These are made pure after prayers and given to everyone as Prasadam, which means food that is blessed or holy.

Significance of Pooja

An offering of one’s entire mind and body—including one’s thoughts, actions, desires, and possessions—is known as pooja. In the spirit of devotion and surrender, this is done. The worshiper receives whatever the deity offers in return as a gift. It’s possible that Tantric worship gave rise to pooja. Tantric rituals and Vedic sacrifices share some similarities, though.

Poojas can be performed by an individual or a group of people. Pooja can also be performed by a priest on behalf of a worshipper. Priests typically carry out major pujas.

Because even lay people can perform Poojas without the assistance of a priest, they have replaced Vedic sacrifices like Homas and Yagnas as the primary form of Hindu worship in modern times. As part of their daily devotional service, homeowners offer it as a domestic sacrifice.

In Vedic rituals, people ask the gods to help them get wealth, children, good health, a partner, jobs, success in school and the legal system, and protection from enemies and evil forces like the evil eye and black magic, among other things. There are additionally ceremonies for achieving association with the Incomparable or Moksha (salvation). Dharma (religion), Kama (sensual pleasures), Artha (economic prosperity), and Moksha (liberation) are the four goals of a Vedic ritual.

Poojas in Temples and Homes

Poojas can be performed in private homes, temples, and public locations.

According to Hindu tradition, a deity will leave a temple if its idols are neglected. Because of this, priests live inside the temple and take care of the needs of the deities. Poojas are performed at dawn, noon, dusk, and midnight. The temple isn’t always visited by everyone; If one has a Pooja room or area, one can also worship at home. The primary component of a Pooja is the individual’s offering to God, as opposed to congregational worship. The majority perform daily Pooja at home.

A deity’s home or seat on earth is the temple. Devotees are received and blessed by the deity here. Therefore, temples are sanctified locations where people can experience the divine presence and where gods accept human offerings. Similar to palace architecture, the architecture of many temples is frequently grand. This is due to the fact that the gods are regarded as aristocracy. A single main deity is typically the focus of a temple.

The majority of Hindus keep idols of various deities in a Pooja room in their homes. They also go to temples to worship, usually on holidays or religious celebrations. Most people think that praying in a temple is better than praying at home.

Ideally, experienced Brahmins or priests who are familiar with Vedic rituals and mantras should perform ritual poojas.

A thorough home or temple Pooja entails numerous steps. The devotee first welcomes the deity as a guest into their home, and then they pay tribute to the deity as an important guest. In addition, the devotee offers food (Neivedya) and sings Stotras, or Vedic hymns, to the deity. Kalash, coconut, vermilion (kumkum), water, flowers, chandan, and betel leaves are all required for the Pooja. A complete Pooja typically involves 16 steps.

Benefits of Pooja

• Doing day to day Pooja has many advantages.
• It can avert negative energies. This can bring harmony and flourishing. During Pooja, individuals frequently serenade ‘Gayatri Mantra’. It is the mother of the Vedas and probably annihilates all transgressions.
• It can wipe out distresses and work with otherworldly turn of events. Doing Pooja increments great considerations, inspiration, and profound vibrations.
• To improve the advantage of Pooja, one can do otherworldly practice and commitments. Reflection, fasting, petition, and reciting Mantras can cleanse us and assist us with consuming more otherworldly energy delivered by the Pooja.
• Ceremonies like Pooja instill beneficial routines and rejuvenate request. Do Pooja consistently, and you can foster a positive and strong outlook.
• Doing Pooja assists you with beginning your day on a note of energy. It gives us the solidarity to manage issues.
• Poojas make a feeling of congruity inside us. The Aartis and reciting instigate tranquility and harmony. It emphatically affects the body, brain, and soul.
• Pooja can assist with warding off stink eyes. At the point when individuals purchase something expensive like a vehicle or a house, they initially do a Pooja to shield them from hurt.
• Poojas are finished to fix or acquire alleviation from sicknesses. Love behaves like a fake treatment. Feeling the heavenly presence around us makes us more grounded.
• Keep us grounded roots and customs. It is the reason elderly folks or guardians lead Poojas day to day at home so their kids will notice and proceed with the customs after they have gone. Failing to remember God is the most important move toward moral and material rot.
• Pooja purifies the home of disasters.

When she is young, a daughter is a bundle of joy for her parents. However, as she ages, joy occasionally gives way to anxiety. “A daughter is another house’s wealth” is the Hindi expression for “Beti hai paraya ghar ka dhan.” A daughter becomes more a part of her husband’s family once she marries. She can keep in touch with her parents, but her husband and in-laws must take precedence over everything else.

Join us today through our Telegram and YouTube channels for spiritual initiation, astrological guidance, divine solutions to problems, and fruitful living. However, the main concern for parents of daughters is how their daughters will be treated at their in-laws’ house. These concerns are not unfounded because there have been numerous reports of dowry deaths, bride burnings, and girls being physically and mentally hounded by their husbands and in-laws in India.

In the past, girls did not have a lot of education. They weren’t allowed to work for themselves. As a result, they had little control over their own lives. But a lot has changed in recent years. Daughters are no longer viewed as burdens to be shed when they reach the age of 18. Daughters receive more financial and emotional support.

Nowadays, girls expect to be treated similarly to their brothers. They want the opportunity to pursue their own goals and a high-quality education. They want to control their own destiny. Additionally, their parents are gradually adjusting to these new realities. However, what about their relatives? Can female relatives be regarded with respect? In their married homes, will they have any rights?

If a girl wants her life at her in-laws’ house to be easy, Vedic astrology has some astrological remedies she can use. Girls can anticipate a trouble-free life and a harmonious home environment by implementing these remedies.

Remedies for Harmony With In-Laws

Parents can carry out this treatment. Tie seven lumps of turmeric, three pieces of brass, jaggery, saffron, and gram dal together in a yellow cloth three days before the wedding and form a bundle. Then, toss this bundle at the girl’s parents’ house. After your daughter marries, she may be able to live peacefully with her in-laws thanks to this remedy. She can relish the affection of her mother and father-in-law as well as her spouse.

The girl going to her in-laws’ house for the first time must perform this astrological treatment. Install a coconut from your house in your Pooja room and make daily offerings of worship to it. This can guarantee common love among you and your significant other.

Take seven bundles of turmeric with you when you go to your in-laws’ house for the first time after your marriage. Keep the turmeric bundles in your cupboard by wrapping them in a yellow cloth. The in-laws will respect you and the house will be filled to capacity as a result.

When you bid your mother goodbye, give her some vermilion. At your in-laws’ house, apply the same vermilion to your forehead. Your husband will love you wholeheartedly and this remedy can improve luck.

Make a mixture of green henna and black urad and toss it toward the house where you and your husband will live. This makes it easier to love each other.

Take seven whole turmeric knots, a brass piece, and some jaggery. In order to win their love and respect, place them at the door of your in-laws’ house.

The parents must carry out this treatment. When it’s time to say goodbye to the bride after the wedding, take some Gangajal in a pot, some turmeric, and a copper coin. It should be removed from the girl’s head seven times before being thrown in a deserted location. This could guarantee the girl’s happiness at her in-laws’ house.

When you first visit your in-laws, borrow four copper nails from your mother and attach them to the four legs of their bed. By doing so, the couple will always have a loving relationship.

After marriage, it is essential for women to maintain positive relationships with in-laws. Peace and harmony in the marital home can be greatly aided by respectful communication and respect for one another. Arguments and miscommunications with in-laws can ruin a marriage and lead to divorce or separation. To earn the respect and affection of their in-laws, girls must strike a balance between being accommodating and assertive.