" I have planets in 6th, 8th & 12th house. Is all my life messed up now?"

No, but there's definitely

something tragic about you,
And something so magic about you.

Accept these placements and let them work their magic, one day at a time.

8th house: Resurrection
12th house: Redemption

Planets in the 8th house will bring circumstances of a restart, a rebirth.

Planets in the 12th house will bring circumstances of an atonement through sacrifice or charity.

Money Matters!!

2nd house: your possessions

6th house: the turmoil you go through for those possessions

10th house: image you create for yourself by going through that daily grind

For finances check the condition of 2nd house, 6th house & 10th house, and their rulers.

Yes 12th house is "Spiritual" but we can't just gloss over its shadow side.

Planets here will go through periods of dealing with isolation, self-sabotage, loneliness before it begins seeking some divine intervention.

No wonder Saturn is the natural significator of this house.

Ascendant nakshatra: your physical journey

Moon nakshatra: your emotional setup

Atmakaraka nakshatra: what your soul is currently dealing with

4th house: our happiness, inner peace
8th house: our fears, secrets
12th house: losing our Self, freedom

Inner peace comes when we deal with our inner fears, transform ourselves.(8H)

And that transformation comes when we lose our illusions about our current Idea of Self (12H)

Moksha houses (4th, 8th & 12th house) drive us towards seeking that Ultimate freedom.

Also, 11th house (fulfillment of our desires) is 8th house from the 4th house (happiness)

In theory, 11th house (our desires) are an obstacle to our happiness, our inner peace.

So astrologically,

Excessive desires cause suffering, disturb our peace.

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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.

A new chapter is opening up in your life.

Release all that is distracting you from your life's purpose. Willingly let go of all that no longer serves your greatest and highest good in all dimensions: past, present and future, At the same time also surrender to your divine will.

Your life's purpose is in your birthchart.

Placement of Rahu (NorthNode), Ascendant ruler and Atmakaraka (highest degree planet in your sidereal chart) will give insights into your life's purpose.

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).

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)