Students should keep tamarind leaves in their books on Thursday. It is a tested remedy that helps in retention and boosting memory power.

Additionally, the 24 letter Mantra of Dakshinamurti Mata can also be recited 108 times daily. It also helps in stopping distraction.

If you suffer from problems of laziness and procrastination, are careless for your work in spite of trying best and are not able to wake up in time, then chant Ratrisukta daily in morning and before sleeping at night. It's mentioned in Markandeya Purana. Read next tweet.

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If you are unable to find Ratrisukta online, it is available in Durga Saptashati book published by Gita Press. It's available at a nominal price.

Make sure that you chant it:
1) Twice
2) Daily

Gradually, you will find your laziness fading away and your works picking up speed.

I deleted a tweet that was actually meant to address one of the replies. Now that tweet is also deleted.

Some people have asked which version to chant. In this regard, I already wrote in the main tweet that the one which is a part of Markandeya Purana. It is Tantrokta Version.

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Thread on Swastik and Swasti Vachan (listen video).

In it, we will learn how our Rishi-Munis visualized Swastik in sky and why our Vedas inherently confirm the impact of Nakshatras upon us & how closely constellations have been mapped in Sanatan culture.

RT too.

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There are 27 Nakshatras in Vedic Jyotish. The 14th, which is Chitra Nakshatra, is the central one with 13 Nakshatras on either side. Even with the scheme of 28 Nakshatras (including Abhijit) mentioned in Vedas, the central point does not deviate much from Chitra.

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Last Nakshatra Revati is almost 180° away from it. The line might not be straight, but for the purpose of visualization, a small variation would not bother. In this way, Sharavan Nakshatra is about 90° away from Chitra & Pushya Nakshatra is about 90° away from Revati.

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So, Pushya, Chitra, Shravan and Revati Nakshatras constitute mutually right angles and can be visualized as the four cardinal points of Zodiac. If lines are drawn to connect them, a "+" would be formed. A Parikrama is followed, that is, it appears from left to right.

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Swastik becomes naturally evident when four points are joined with cross lines and direction arrows.

But how does Swasti Vachan (video) in first tweet signify Swastik and pray for benevolent impact of Nakshatras upon us? Let us read some names mentioned in Swasti Vachan.

For hesitation, difficulty/delay in speaking, no control on speech, weak mind, no inclination in studies, carelessness, Kartikeya Stotra should be chanted 10 times in morning.

It should ideally be started on Pushya Nakshatra and continued till next instance of Pushya.

Pls RT.

Kartikeya Stotra is easily available online. You can take print out.

Upcoming Pushya Nakshatra dates are 4 Sept and 1 Oct. and 28-29 Oct. (has to be done on 29).

Parents can chant it on behalf of their kids too, but after Sankalp. This is very effective and time-tested remedy.

Another text reflecting the auspicious and greatness of rainwater pouring when the transit of Sun is in Swati Nakshatra. Since this text is purely astrological, it doesn't mention Chatak bird (and importance of Moon's transit in Swati for it).

Navamsa chart (D9 chart) is indicating who you really are from inside.

Main birthchart (D1 chart) is indicating what is happening to you in the material world.

If your main birthchart is the tree, then Navamsa (D9 chart) is the fruits of that tree.

If you're troubled by any Dosha of Shani (Saturn) in your chart, don't wear dirty clothes and wear clean clothes daily. Quickly dispose broken utensils, mirror and bed. Don't accumulate litter inside home. All these together mitigate all Doshas of Shani, however severe they are.

Karma does not mean our Fate.
Karma means our Deeds.

We act with a conditioned free-will creating our own destinies.

Karma refers to the totality of our actions and their associated reactions in this and previous lives, all of which determine our future.

There are 3 types of Karma as per Vedas:

Sanchita Karma: Total accumulated Karma so far (D60 chart)

Prarabhda Karma: A portion of your Karma which has to be faced in this life. Ripened Karma (6th house)

Kriyamana Karma: Fresh Karma you create in this current life. (10th house)