On 18 May 2025, the Moon’s North Node (Rahu) shifts into Aquarius while the South Node (Ketu) moves into Leo, activating a powerful karmic axis across all twelve ascendants. This blog unpacks, sign by sign, the house positions, core themes, cautions, and practical remedies—so you can harness this transformational transit for growth and balance.
On 18 May 2025, the Moon’s North Node (Rahu) shifts into Aquarius while the South Node (Ketu) moves into Leo, activating a powerful karmic axis across all twelve ascendants. This blog unpacks, sign by sign, the house positions, core themes, cautions, and practical remedies—so you can harness this transformational transit for growth and balance.
Numerology turns your birthdate into a powerful roadmap for self-understanding. By learning two core numbers—your Moolank and Bhagyank—and plotting them on a simple 3×3 grid, you can uncover patterns that reveal strengths, challenges, and life-mission themes. Let’s dive in!
Astrology teaches us that the positions and relationships of the planets in your birth chart can give rise to powerful “yogas”—unique configurations that influence your life in specific ways. While some yogas bring blessings and success, others can create tension, frustration, or unexpected challenges.
In Vedic astrology, every planet in the horoscope plays a karmic role, but one specific planet reveals your deepest challenges: your Gnati Karaka (or Jnati Karaka). This is the planet that represents your hidden enemies, mental blocks, emotional struggles, and karmic debts. In this blog, we explore how to identify your Gnati Karaka and what it means when different planets occupy this critical role in your chart.
This is the New KP Ayanamsa (NKPA) Formula provided by Prof. K. Balachandran (KP & Astrology Year Book, 2003) to calculate Ayanamsa specifically at 5:30 AM IST on April 15 each year: 📐 Formula: NKPA = B + [T * P + (T^2 * A)] / 3600 The answer lies in understanding the origin and use case of Gnati Karaka and how degrees are defined in each system:
Saturn’s slow transit has long been one of the most significant factors in Vedic astrology. Its influence—whether during the lengthy 7.5‑year Sade Sati or the shorter, intense Small Panoti (Shani Dhaiya)—can bring challenges and growth in our lives. Here’s how our backend calculates these transits in a fully Vedic way, and how it even visualizes Saturn’s degrees for a more comprehensive timeline.
As per traditional Indian Vaastu Shastra, having a place of worship (such as a temple, church, mosque, or any other religious structure) adjacent to a property can be either auspicious or inauspicious, depending on certain factors:
This poem, titled "Whispers of Light: A Journey to Freedom," explores the inner struggle of breaking free from self-imposed limitations. It tells the story of a young girl standing in darkness, drawn toward a light that represents truth, freedom, and self-realization. Another girl, standing within that light, encourages her to take a bold step into the unknown, symbolizing the courage needed to overcome fear, doubt, and mental barriers. The poem speaks to the universal journey of discovering one's true self and finding the courage to step out of the shadows and embrace the light.
Rudraksha beads hold a special place in traditional Indian culture for their spiritual, healing, and astrological significance. They are associated with specific deities, planets, and elements, and they influence various aspects of life, including health and Vaastu. Additionally, Rudraksha beads are believed to balance the three Ayurvedic doshas: Vata, Pitta, and Kapha. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore the different types of Rudraksha, their connections to the planets, elements, and doshas, and how they can be used for healing, Vaastu corrections, and overall well-being.
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