Wednesday, August 17, 2011

THE STORY OF KALAHASTI. DO YOU HAVE KAALA - SARPA DOSHAM IN YOUR ASTROLOGY CHART?

The Sri Kalahasti temple is the home to one of the Pancha Bootha Lingams, i.e. "vaayu-lingam", representing the "air" element.  It is associated with the great saint Kannappan Naayanaar and it is also a "parihaaram" place for those who have "kaala sarpa dosham" in their astrological charts.

As the legend goes, this siva-lingam was discovered by three animals- A SPIDER, AN ELEPHANT & A SNAKE. Each of them pray to Lord Siva in their own manner.

The spider wove a web over the "lingam" to protect it, whereas the snake took the gemstones from the "naaga-land" to decorate the lingam. The elephant took the river water to clean/bathe the lingam. But, the three were unaware of each others' existence, therefore each of them considered itself to be the sole guardian to the lingam. With each of them coming at different times daily, of course the spider and the snake got furious whenever they see their webs and the decorated precious stones got washed away, without knowing, from the elephant's conduct of cleansing the lingam everytime with river water. wOw!

This angered the spider and the snake and they wanted to take revenge on whoever did this to their lingam, and they finally discovered it was the elephant that destroyed their decorations.  A fight ensued among the three.  The snake managed to bite the elephant, and as it fell, it speared the snake with it's tusks and crushed the spider simultaneously. Finally all three died.  However, the three were blessed by Lord Siva for their unwavering faith and devotion. Finally, all of  them attained salvation. And these are the three earliest devotees.

Sri Kaalahasteeswara name is made up of (LORD SHIVA=EESWARA), (SPIDER=SRI), (SNAKE=KAALA) & (ELEPHANT=HASTI).

It is the association with the snake that give it the parihaara status, where pujas are performed to appease RAHU & KETU.

There is also another story about Kannappan Naayanaar, who is an ardent devotee of Lord Siva. He never failed to perform his daily worship.  He brought water from the river in his mouth and bathed the image of the Lord by emptying his mouth onto the lingam.  Then he would chew bits of meat to ensure its suitability and offer to the deity.

One day he saw a discharge from the left eye of the image.  As he is in deep devotion, he wanted to cure the defect in the eyes of his Lord.  He pull out his own eye and put it onto the Lord's eye that was in defect. Then, he saw a similar discharge from the other eye of the image too.

Without thinking of the consequences that may arise, he decided to pull out his other eye too...OMG!! He also realise that he may not be able to see once he pull out his other eye.  He put his leg to mark the spot where the eye would go so that it would appear properly balanced on the image, once he decided to pull his other eye out.  Of course, when he is blind he wouldn't be able to see where to put the other eye on the image.   What a un-belieavable act of devotion!

As he was about to perform the act, the Lord appeared in front of him and this prevented him from self-mutilation. The Lord was pleased with his devotion and he subsequently granted him eternal bliss.

Sri Kalahasti temple is very important to the Shaivites as how Tirupati Temple is important to Vaishnavites.

Check with your astrologers for the presence of Kaala-Sarpa Dosham in your Astrological charts and know about the effects of this Dosham more.

Learn to solve your own problems with the expert guidance of a competent astrologer.

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Professional Astrologer Jyotisha Ravi
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Wednesday, July 27, 2011

ARE YOU BORN IN THIRUVAATHIRAI / "ARDRA" NAKSHATRA? KNOW YOURSELF BETTER (star 6)

THIRUVAATHIRAI, the seed of RAHU's ENERGY, is known in modern astronomy as BETELGUESE (Alpha-Orionis).  With a visual magnitude of 0.57, this red giant is one of the brightest stars in the night sky.  It is revered in most ancient cultures as a very important star.  The ancient Vedic seers saw this bright RED STAR as being the abode of RUDRA, the fierce form of SHIVA.

A "TEAR-DROP" in fact is one of the most well-known symbols of this nakshatra.  Many other scholars sees its main symbol as a DIAMOND too.

Its presiding deity is RUDRA., which translates into "the terrible", "the ruddy red", or "the transformer".  The reference to red colour is how the astronomers actually refer to Betelguese as the "RED GIANT". Rudra represents the destructive and transformative aspect of Shiva (the destroyer among the Vedic trinity).

According to some Vedic scholars, Betelguese is supposed to be the abode of Shiva. Orion was supposed to come into being when Shiva assumed the form of a hunter and took out one of Brahma's heads with his arrow. Some Vedic texts have gone to the extent of saying that Rahu resides in the heart of NEELAKANTHA, another name for Shiva.

Thiruvaathirai is considered to be a Balanced Nakshatra.  Its balanced nature stems from its mental and intellectual acumen. It represents those who think, analyze, and contemplate.  Therefore, the body parts relating to it are the EYES, BACK & FRONT of the HEAD, highlighting its perceptive and analyzing quality.  As neurologists are now discovering, most of the brain's controlling mechanisms are located in the front and the back of the Head.

It belong to the VATA (airy) sign.

It's direction:- SOUTHWEST, WEST AND NORTH.

The 1st paagam of Thiruvaathirai indicates the exploratory and the curiousness aspects.

The 2nd paagam of Thiruvaathirai indicates strong interest in all types of materialistic pursuits.

The 3rd paagam of Thiruvaathirai indicates scientific and research orientations.

The 4th paagam of Thiruvaathirai indicates the sensitiveness and the compassionate aspects of this nakshatra.

DO YOU KNOW which paagam of THIRUVAATHIRAI / ARDRA you belong to?  Every paagam comes with different interpretations.  ONLY DETAILED ASTROLOGERS can let you know the difference.

MOST FAMOUS PERSONALITIES OF THIRUVAATHIRAI / ARDRA :-  A L B E R T    E I N S T E I N


 
Regards,
Jyotisha Ravi
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Thursday, July 14, 2011

ARE YOU BORN IN MRIGASHIRIDAM'S / MRIGASHIRA'S NAKSHATRA? (Star 5)

MRIGASHIRIDAM is represented in the celestial sky by a bright star and three not so bright stars in the constellation of ORION. These stars are known in modern astronomy as Pi2-Orionis, Pi3-Orionis, Pi4-Orionis & Gamma-Orionis (Bellatrix).


BELLATRIX is the bright STAR among them, with a visual magnitude of 1.66.  It is easy to lacate, as ORION is one of the most prominent and easily noticeable constellation in the night sky.  And Bellatrix is the bright star at the top right hand corner of Orion, while the three faint stars can be aligned in a bow like formation on the right hand side of Bellatrix.

The ancient VEDIC SEERS saw these stars to be forming a DEER'S HEAD.  Therefore, Mrigashiridam translates into the "DEER'S HEAD". The association with a deer makes this nakshatra possess all deer like qualities such as timidity, fragility, fickleness, wandering, etc. 


In all ancient Vedic texts, deers are associated with gentle aspects of nature and often play major roles in ROMANTIC stories. In the vedic epic of RAMAYANA, it was a magical deer (actually a demon posing as a deer) that caught SITA's attention.

Another symbol besides the Deer, is "POT FULL OF SOMA".  And Soma is the preferred drink of the gods.  It is a kind of celestial nectar associated with the Moon.  In fact, Soma is one of the sanskrit names of the Moon.

The main DEITY of this nakshatra is the MOON. Ancient vedic seers also saw this nakshatra as a seat of SHAKTI.  In fact, PARVATI, the wife of SHIVA is the main PRESIDING DEITY of this Nakshatra.

The essence of the nature and functioning of Mrigashiridam can be summed up by one word - 'SEARCHING'. Mrigashiridam is the most curious amongst all nakshatras and thus makes one seek new areas of experience.

It's gender is known to be neutral and has the ability to function both as a male and a female. This dual functioning is clear from its ruling deities MOON and PARVATI.  Moon is seen as a male deity by the Vedic seers while Parvati is the female companion of Shiva.

EYES and EYEBROWS are the body parts related to this Nakshatra.

It is a primarily "PITTA" (fiery) nakshatra.

It's direction:
It's range is the ARC BETWEEN SOUTH WEST AND NORTH WEST.

The 1st paagam of Mridashiridam indicates firmness, yet creative and artistic.

The 2nd paagam of Mridashidiram indicates strong conversational acumen and strong mental ability.

The 3rd paagam of Mrigashiridam indicates sociability and a penchant for exploring.

The 4th paagam of Mrigashiridam indicates intellect, argumentative  and suspicions.

DO YOU KNOW which paagam of MRIGASHIRIDAM / MRIGASHIRA you belong to?  Every paagam comes with different interpretations.  Only DETAILED ASTROLOGERS can let you know the difference.

MOST FAMOUS PERSONALITIES OF MRIGASHIRIDAM / MRIGASHIRA :  PARVATI, the consort of Shiva.

Regards,
Jyotisha Ravi
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Tuesday, June 28, 2011

ARE YOU BORN IN ROHINI'S NAKSHATRA? (Star 4)

ROHINI is known in modern astronomy as ALPHA-TAURI (ALDEBARAN).  And Aldebaran  is one of the brightest stars in the night sky.  In fact, this unique rose star can even be spotted in the evening sky.  The ancient vedic seers revered this star as the abode of BRAHMA and PRAJAPATIS.

ROHINI can be roughly translated into 'THE REDDISH ONE" or 'THE GROWING ONE".  The colour "Red" evokes notions of warmth, passion and liveliness.  It was seen as the colour of ABUNDANCE AND PROSPERITY.

ROHINI's main symbol is an Ox-Cart pulled by Two Oxen.

BRAHMA, the creator among the governing Trinity of the Universe, is the main presiding DEITY of this nakshatra. Rohini's extraordinary charm and magnetism is made clear by the fact that MOON, whose duty is to spend only a certain amount of time with each of the 27 Nakshatras (wives of the Moon), REFUSED TO LEAVE ROHINI'S ABODE. (Please refer to my earlier article, in my blog-archives, on MOON WAXES AND WANES BECAUSE OF HIS FATHER-IN-LAW'S CURSES).  Rohini makes people and even Gods chase after it in every way possible!...wOw!

ROHINI natives usually have large, clear and expressive eyes, refined features and a smiling countenance.  They are popular within their social circle because of their charisma.  Rohini is a true patron of the Arts.  Most persons born under the Rohini's nakshatra are usually very careful about their health and known to live up to a ripe old age. Common English words like "robust", "romantic", "romeo", "rosy", "rose" seem to have the same root as the word "Rohini".

Rohini is considered to be a BALANCED nakshatra.  Those who are involved in any productive activity will understand the importance of "balance" in achieving desired results.  Just as nature is creative and productive through the BALANCE of HEAT  & COLD, LIGHT & DARK, RAIN & SHINE, WINTER & SUMMER, etc., Rohini is methodical and balanced in its actions. 

 According to Varahamihira, those born with Moon in Rohini are "HONEST, PURE, BEAUTIFUL, STEADY MIND & PLEASANT SPEECH".

It is the 4th nakshatra and the number 4 represent the mothering principle in nature.  And Rohini is the nakshatra most related to the Earth.

THE FOREHEAD, ANKLES, SHINS & CALVES OF THE LEGS are the body parts related to this nakshatra.

It is a KAPHA (watery) nakshatra.

It is related primarily to SOUTH, SOUTH EAST & NORTH WEST.

The 1st paagam of Rohini indicates strong passions & extravagance.

The 2nd paagam of Rohini indicates materialism, actualisation and fulfilment of desires.

The 3rd paagam of Rohini indicates materialism, arts, sciences and business.

The 4th paagam of Rohini indicates home and material security.


DO YOU KNOW which paagam of ROHINI you belong to?  Every paagam comes with different interpretations.  Only detailed Astrologers can let you know the difference.

MOST FAMOUS personalities of ROHINI :-  K R I S H N A, (Vishnu's 8th incarnation)  &  Q U E E N  V I C T O R I A.

Regards,
Jyotisha Ravi
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Wednesday, June 15, 2011

ARE YOU BORN IN KARTIKAI'S NAKSHATRA? (Star 3)

KARTIKAI can be roughly translated into "THE ONE WHO CUTS / THE CUTTERS". Therefore its main symbol is an AXE, RAZOR, BLADE OR KNIFE. A FLAME of any type is another widely used symbol for Kartikai. PEACOCK too is another alternative symbol of this natshatra.

KARTTIKEYA, the commander of the celestial godly forces, is the primary ruling DEITY of the natshatra. He is one of the most prominent among SHIVA's sons. He was born for destroying the demons and restoring the heavens to the gods.

ONE POINTED ACTION & FIERY BURSTS OF ENERGY sums up Kartikai's nature and functioning. Kartikai exemplifies SUN's anger rather than MAR's anger. Sun's anger doesn't last for very long, while Mar's anger lingers on. They have an extreme temper, but it does not last for more than a few minutes.

Kartikai borns have a direct and straightforward approach and don't like to beat around the bush. At the same time, they are good at putting up social graces and do not act in a sharp manner all the time. They do so only when aroused.
Otherwise, they like to support others around them through their warmth, independence and will-power.

HIPS and the CROWN OF THE HEAD are the body parts related to this natshatra.

It is KAPHA (watery) natshatra.

The 1st paagam of Karthikai indicates moralistic & generousness.

The 2nd paagam of Kartikai indicates materialism rather than mental or spiritual.

The 3rd paagam of kartikai indicates knowledge.

The 4th paagam of Kartikai indicates group-work of all types in a joyful, benevolent way.

DO YOU KNOW which paagam of KARTIKAI you belong to? Every paagam comes with  different interpretations. Only detailed Astrologers can let you know the difference.

MOST FAMOUS personality of KARTIKAI :- K I N G J A M E S II of England.

Regards,
Jyotisha Ravi
Professional Vedic Astrologer
H/P : 016-9700 001

Thursday, June 2, 2011

ARE YOU BORN IN BHARANI'S NAKSHATRA? (Star 2)

BHARANI can be roughly translated into "SHE WHO BEARS".  The name relates primarily to the feminine side of nature and its capacity to RECEIVE, HOLD,  NURTURE AND DESTROY. Bharani therefore carries all the above attributes.

YAMA, the lord of death, is considered the main presiding DEITY of this  natshatra.  In the vedic texts, he is mostly seen as the Lord of DHARMA.  When seen in the light of the fact, it is YAMA's duty to assign the life paths for the souls who have their earthly bodies, it becomes clear that he has to be well versed in the laws of KARMA and DHARMA.

EXTREME is the one word which sums up Barani's essential nature and functioning. Bharani natives are often strong characters who can understand the many turbulences which life has to offer.  They do get down and moan and cry like infants sometimes, but nothing holds them down for too long.

They are often seen to undergo huge transformations and radical changes throughout their lives. And all Baharni natives have a CREATIVE urge inside them. With their strong sense of ADVENTURE, it is seen that they can only achieve their goals if they are under constant GUIDANCE from a more mature and wiser source.

THE HEAD and BOTTOM PARTS OF THE FEET are the body parts related to this natshatra.

It is a PITTA (fiery) natshatra.

The 1st paagam of Bharani is ruled by SUN.  It indicates self-centric, drive and will-power.

The 2nd paagam of Bharani is ruled by MERCURY. It indicates service and hardwork.

The 3rd paagam of Bharani is ruled by VENUS.  It indicates creativity and enjoyments.

The 4th paagam of Bharani is ruled by MARS.  It indicates energy.

DO YOU KNOW which paagam of BHARANI you belong to?  Every paagam comes with different interpretations.  Only detailed Astrologers can let you know the difference.

MOST FAMOUS personality of BHARANI: -  I M E L D A - M A R C O S.

Regards,
Jyotisha Ravi

Tuesday, May 24, 2011

ARE YOU BORN IN ASHVINI'S NAKSHATRA? (Star 1)

ASHVINI, is also known as the "HORSE-WOMAN" due to it's mythical creature with a horse's head and a woman's body. Therefore it's symbol is a "horse-head".  A horse's head conveys the idea of "A BEGINNING". That's why it is the 1st Nakshatra.

The Ashvini Kumaras, the two celestial horsemen, are regarded as the main presiding DEITIES of this nakshatra.  In vedic legend they are the twin brothers, who were born out of the union of SUN and his wife SANJANA, when they were in the form of a stallion and a mare. (Please refer to my earlier write ups)  These two brothers are seen as the celestial PHYSICIANS in ancient vedic texts.  And this is where the HEALING and REJUVENATING aspect of this nakshatra stems from.

SPONTANEOUS is the word which sums up this nakshatra's nature and functioning.  Quickness like agility and speediness form the core of Ashvini's functioning. Also known for their straightforward and no-nonsense approaches. The phrase "HURRY CAUSES DELAY, and HASTE MAKES WASTE", seem to be aimed directly at Ashvini born persons.

KNEES and top portion of the FEET are the main body parts ruled by this nakshatra. Its association with knees is evident from its association with movement.  Knees are the body parts which provides us our capacity for walking, running and jumping.  Horses can run fast because they have strong knees. The feet again are related to our ability to move.

It is VATA (airy) nakshatra.  Vata carries a very MOVEABLE ENERGY in tune with this nakshatra's basic nature.

The 1st paagam (quarter) of this asterism 0 degrees to 3.20 degrees is ruled by MARS. It indicates courageous & most pioneering.

The 2nd paagam, i.e. 3.20-6.40 degrees is ruled by VENUS. It indicates graceful & resourceful.

The 3rd paagam, i.e.6.40-10 degrees is ruled by MERCURY. It indicates humour & communicative.

The 4th paagam, i.e. 10-13.20 degrees is ruled by MOON. It indicates the healing part of Ashvini.

DO YOU KNOW which paagam of Ashvini you belong to? Every paagam comes
with different interpretation. Only detailed astrologers can let you know the difference.

Most Famous personality of Ashvini : BRUCE LEE, was born with Ashvini rising on his Ascendant.

Regards,

Jyotisha Ravi
Professional Vedic Astrologer
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Thursday, February 17, 2011

THE PERFECT JUSTICE BROTHERS-LORD YAMA AND LORD SANI & VEDIC ASTROLOGY

16/2/2011

Both Lord Surya's sons Yama and Sani rules our lives, whether we are alive or dead. Yama takes over the death and Sani rules the living one.

YAMA is assisted by CHITRAGUPTA who is assigned with the tasks of keeping every records of human beings on the earth, and upon death, deciding to have REINCARNATED as a SUPERIOR or INFERIOR organism, depending on their actions while alive on earth (KARMA).

Yama, is known as the Lord of Justice and is referred to as DHARMA.

Sani gives the results of one's deeds, while alive, through appropriate punishments and rewards.  And Yama grants the results of one's deeds, but, only after dead!

Yama is the Guardian of the Direction and represents SOUTH.  It is said that he is the wisest of the devas.

AGNI, who is the conductor of the dead, has close relationship with Yama.  In other words, Agni is Yama's priest serving as the burner of the dead.

SANI rules the MASSES. Without the planet's blessings, a mass following is difficult to come by.  EXALTED SANI or strongest Sani awards one with such a leadership position entailing fame and recognition among the masses.  A lot of politicians or crowd-pullers have strong Sani in their horoscopes.

A DEBILITATED SANI or weakest Sani, on the other hand, makes one weak. It is said to have poor comitment and perservarance towards duties and suffers in the process of completing one's karmic obligation.

SANI is known as NEEDHIMAN (JUDGE).  He only troubles the person during his/her DASHA for the wrong doings.  Even in SANI DASHA, if a person is RIGHTEOUS & DEVOTED, he/she would be sure to come out of this period without any ill-effects.

According to VEDIC ASTROLOGY, Sani is considered to be the STRONGEST DISCIPLINARY TEACHER.

A favourably placed SANI in one's astrological chart, indicates a STRONG CAREER too. Sani rules MAKARAM & KUMBHAM.  It exalts in THULAM & it debilitates in MESHAM.

MERCURY, VENUS, RAHU & KETU are considered FRIENDLY towards Sani, while SUN, MOON AND MARS are ENEMIES. JUPITER maintains NEUTRAL.

Sani rules 3 NAKSHATRAS, i.e. POOSAM, ANUSHAM & UTHIRATHAATHI.

Lord Sani is known more for his blessings than his ill-effects. No other planet is comparable with Lord Sani. He showers his blessings at the end of his Dasha. Have you heard of the saying that says, "The end of one's depression is JOY!" That is exactly how Sani operates.  It gives you the joy at the end after testing your patience "cukup-cukup".  He corrects our immoral acts by creating frustrations and delays.  In the end, he makes one conscious enough to understand his/her mistakes!

Sani matures our SOULS, makes us understand the TRUTH of life, and finally we become a WISER person.  Ask any persons who have come out from their ASTHAMA SANI or 7 HALF YEARS SANI periods.  They would be transformed FROM the futility of their actions done out of ignorance in the past TO wiser persons at present.

Sani's influence is NOT ARBITRARY; rather it is the RESULTS OF ONE'S OWN KARMA!

Regards,
Jyotisha Ravi
Professional Vedic Astrologer

Thursday, February 10, 2011

ARTHA-ASTHAMA SANI - THE STORY OF NALLA DAMAYANTHI

9/2/2011

When SANI transits (Sani Payartchi) to it's 4th House from one's MOON sign, this period is known as "ARTHA-ASTHAMA SANI".  It can make one to leave away from his/her place of stay. Are you going through this Artha-Asthama Sani period?
 
Many great Kings have lived in exile during this period.  LORD RAMA went to the forest in his Artha-Asthama Sani period. This story is about KING NALLA's experience in his Artha-Asthama Sani period.
 
It is said that King Nalla lost his entire kingdom in a game of DICE to his brother, and left to the forest along with his beautiful wife, DAMAYANTHI.
 
With so much of humiliation, he decided to desert his wife in the forest.  Nalla ran away from the forest.  He saw a snake in the pit and tried to rescue it.  Unfortunately, he got bitten by the snake he tried to help.  The poison of the snake turned Nalla into a dwarf and an ugly man.  A handsome prince transformed into an ugly dwarf.......poor Nalla......kena KAW-KAW!!
 
The snake, then, guided him to KING RITUPARNA of AYODHYA. (For your information, King Nalla was an expert COOK & an expert HORSE-RACER too).  King Rituparna decided to keep Nalla, the ugly dwarf, as his personal cook and personal charioteer.
 
Meanwhile, Damayanthi's father who is also the KING of VIDHARBHA managed to rescue his beloved daughter and took her back to Vidharbha.
 
It is also at this time, the whole town of Vidharbha knew of that amazing cook in Ayodhya who could cook amazingly well. King Rituparna was lucky enough to have such a great cook, right?
 
Damayanthi suspected that cook could be her husband, but then, she need to see him to confirm.  How, then?
 
She decided to have a second SWAYAMVARAM CEREMONY.  (Swayamvaram is a custom wherein the princess could choose her husband.)
 
She send out an invitation to all the eligible bachelor kings.  The catch is - the invitation gives only ONE DAY NOTICE to attend the ceremony.  Even the nearest kingdom, Ayodhya is 1,000 km from Vidharbha. 
 
She knew very well, there could only be one person doing such a marathon feat, that is her husband, Nalla.
 
King Rituparna wanted to participate the Swayamvaram ceremony too.  He could only rely on Nalla, the dwarf.  Upon hearing from King Rituparna, Nalla felt very jealous about his wife organising the Swayamvaram.  He too wanted to check it out, and so they succeeded travelling to Vidharbha in such a thundering speed.......wOw! 
 
When both of them reached Vidharbha, surprisingly, there were no festivities at sight.  Somehow, Damayanthi could recognise the dwarf Nalla as her husband.  Suddenly, to his surprise, she asked him WHY he had deserted her.  
 
Nalla had got no choice but to reveal everything to her......his Artha-Asthama Sani experiences, snake-bites, his dwarf looks, etc. 
 
On the advise of LORD NAARADA, he undertake a pilgrimage and finally reached THIRUNALLAR.  As soon as he bathed in the temple tank, he was RELEASED FROM THE CLUTCHES OF ARTHA-ASTHAMA SANI.  With this, the SNAKE POISON comes out from Nalla's body, and Nalla became the handsome looking prince again and regaining his kigdom too.
 
King Nalla requested SANI to rule as ANUGRAHAMURTHY and Sani obligingly stayed back at the temple, PROMISING NOT TO TOUCH ANYONE WHO MENTIONS THE WORD "NALLA-DAMAYANTHI".  That is why there is a sanctum for LORD SANI at the THIRUNALLAR TEMPLE. 
 
It is also believed that whoever does through his/her "7 & HALF YEARS SANI", it would be a good idea to go to the Sani temple in THIRUNALLAR.
 
ARTHA-ASTHAMA SANI, ASTHAMA SANI & 7 & HALF YEARS SANI, can bring anyone to the GROUND; be it a KING or a COMMON-MAN!
 
Regards,
Jyotisha Ravi
Professional Vedic Astrologer
 
 

Tuesday, February 1, 2011

LORD SHIVA IS THE GURU-JI OF LORD SANI

01/02/2011

One morning Lord Sani visited Lord Shiva and told him that it is Lord Shiva's turn to go through the 7 AND HALF YEARS of SANI's GAZE.  Being his guru-ji, Lord Shiva felt he should not be subjected to the full period of the 7 and half years of Sani's gaze.  Instead, he bargained with Lord Sani and finally the both came to an agreement that Lord Shiva should only undergo 3 hours and 45 minutes of Sani's gaze. A very good bargain indeed.

Lord Shiva thought Lord Sani would not be able to accomplish anything within the short period of 3 hours and 45 minutes. "What can Sani do in such a short period of time?" he smiled to himself.  To deny Sani's role, Lord Shiva decided to bath in the River Ganges by thinking that 3 hours and 45 minutes will just pass if he spend that time in the river.  And then, he would be freed from Sani's gaze.

As Lord Shiva was walking happily to the River Ganges to take his long bath, suddenly a WATER-MELON SELLER who had been following Lord Shiva appeared in front of him and gave him two juicy water-melons. And the watter-melon seller happens to be Lord Sani, who has actually took the form of that water-melon seller. When the water-melon seller a.k.a. Lord Sani's shadows fell upon Lord Shiva, his mind changed.

What happened then? Lord Shiva put both the melons in the bag and proceeded to the river.

In the meantime, there was another development taking place.  On the previous day, the King's two princes who went for hunting were missing.  The King was worried for the safety of both the princes and he had sent his soldiers out to search for the princes.  It was at this point in time, they stumbled upon Lord Shiva carrying his bag heading to the river.  They asked, "What is in the bag?".  Lord Shiva quipped, "Oh..two water-melons".  By this time, there were blood dripping out from the bag.  Shockingly, when told to open the bag, they found the two HEADS of the King's princes!

By the gaze of Lord Sani, the water-melons have changed into the heads of the princes....wOw!

The soldiers, then, took Lord Shiva to the King, who was so furious that he ordered an instant hanging.  By this time, Lord Shiva already knew "this play" must have been BRILLIANTLY designed by Lord Sani.  He pleaded with the soldiers to wait for a few minutes knowing very well that Sani's gaze would be over by then.

As soon as Sani's gaze was over, the King's two princes entered the palace.  Seeing this, the order to hang was immediately cancelled.  The King felt very bad and asked for forgiveness from Lord Shiva for putting him in such an ordeal.

After all these, Lord Sani again reached to Lord Shiva and asked him, "What was the experience of my gaze, guru-ji?"


The ever-forgiving Lord Shiva replied, "YOU ARE GREAT."

In Vedic Astrology, when one goes through the 7 and half years of Sani's gaze, ONE NEED TO KNOW, through the competence of their respective astrologers, WHEN would one be going through the SANI BUKHTI or SANI SUB-BUKHTI? And WHAT would also be the IMPLICATIONS of your own sani bukhti or sub-bukhti?  These would precisely give a CLUE as to when the Sani's gaze will fall upon him/her and it's MEANING.

He/she would be in a better position to handle that period compared to a person who has been caught unaware by surprise, right? Isn't this a privilege information?  Go and get your PRIVILEGE INFORMATION from your vedic astrologers.

Regards,


Jyotisha Ravi
Professional Vedic Astrologer