Especially for those who get demotivated thinking -everything is predestined, should read this thread 🧵
Sanchit Karma
It is total karma which you've accumulated till last birth.
You accumulate karma because of "antahkarn or conscience"
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Prarabdha Karma, also called bhagya.
It is some portion of sanchit karma which is fixed for a particular birth.
"Like you're taking some portion of money out of your bank account for a particular trip"
It completely ends with the end of life in that birth.
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Kriyamaan karma
It is the same which you're doing now, also called Purush-artha.
Aagmi karma
What you're creating for the future births in present and this will add up in Sanchit Karma. In which birth what will become Prarabdha is enigmatic.
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Human is not effected by Prarabdha only. If it is, then mundane or desh-kaal will not apply. It applies actually.
Prarabdha gets destroyed after giving the results, but impregnates the impression (संस्कार) on an ignorant human.
Whereas Purush-artha has the ability to create.
"So with effort or present actions you can suppress any Prarabdha"
The only condition is present actions should be prominent and stronger than Prarabdha.
Prarabdha can be negative or positive.
When a positive Prarabdha is getting support from a similar kriyamaan then it is great.
"In astrology, yoga of 9th and 10th lords gives rise to the greatest Raj yoga"
And similar Prarabdha is not getting support then you're destroying goodness with present karma.
Similarly, a negative Prarabdha getting support from similar kriyamaan karma leads to more destruction.
And a negative Prarabdha, getting unsupported and suppressed by present actions leads to reduction of negativity.
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It sounds easy to suppress a Prarabdha through present actions. But it is the most difficult thing in the world.
Remember Prarabdha makes an impression on the mind even after destroying. So, those who live only in the present are very good examples of not getting impressed.
Even sleeping is karma. It starts with life and ends with death.
An astrologer or spiritual guru can guide you how to use kriyamaan karma to suppress negative Prarabdha and support positive elements of it.
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Remember: Prarabdha is fixed. It can be suppressed or faced with strong courage.
There is strength in Prarabdha as well. A very strong Prarabdha can't be suppressed to an effective state but you can definitely stop it from making an impression on you which create similar again.
In our scriptures, the endless battle between devas and asuras is not just mythology; it is the mirror of our own inner life.
Every character in this great drama lives within us. Indra, the king of the devas, represents our Indriyas, the senses.
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Just as Indra rules heaven, the senses rule our body and mind. Through them we experience beauty, taste, touch, fragrance, sound, pleasure. They give life its joy, yet they are also restless, greedy, insecure. Indra in the stories is never fully content.
He is often tempted by apsaras, jealous of rivals, afraid of losing his throne. This is exactly how our senses behave—powerful, yet unstable.
One of the most important lessons I’ve learned in my Jyotish journey is about speech 👉🏽
the choice of your words, the way you speak.
Many problems in life happen because of speech. And many problems can be avoided by it.
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Why?
Because the 2nd house (speech) is the 9th from the 6th house (debts, enemies). And the future of your enemies is the 5th from your 2nd house; which again depends on what you speak.
So, your speech directly influences the fate of your enemies. If your words are good, your enemies reduce, and life becomes easier.
A Guide Through the Nine Grahas
Karma is the silent thread that connects our deeds to our destiny. Each planet inspires us toward certain virtues and warns us against harmful tendencies.
To walk the path of dharma, we must know what uplifts us and what pulls us down.
☀️ Ravi (Sun)
Good Karma: When we serve the sick, we honor the life-giving energy of the Sun. Caring for the weak restores balance in the world, just as the Sun restores health to nature every morning.
Bad Karma: Pride and arrogance are the shadows of the Sun. If we let power or position make us haughty, we move away from light and invite darkness within.
🌙 Chandra (Moon)
Good Karma: Feeding the hungry with clean, vegetarian food reflects the nurturing side of the Moon. Just as the Moon nourishes the tides and emotions, sharing food nourishes hearts and creates peace.
Bad Karma: Cruelty or violence, even in thought, hardens the Moon’s softness. To hurt another being emotionally is to poison our own inner waters.
1/ In Chapter 16, Krishna explains two paths of human nature:
Daivi Sampad (divine qualities) → leading to freedom
Asuri Sampad (demonic qualities) → leading to bondage
Non-violence, truth, absence of anger, renunciation, peace, compassion, freedom from greed, gentleness, modesty, and steadiness.
These soften the heart and make it a vessel for grace.
THREAD: Pitru Paksha – Why it matters for every family 🧵
1.We all inherit. Not just property. We inherit health, disease, habits, strengths, weaknesses, even the unfulfilled karma of our ancestors. This is why our parents became our parents. It is not random.
2.Think about it: if your ancestor did noble work, society praises you even today. If they did crimes, the family still carries the shadow. In the same way, we inherit their blessings and their burdens. This is what astrology calls Pitru influence.
Jyotish, the Moon is linked to ancestors. Shastra even says Pitris live on the Moon. One human fortnight equals one day or night for them. The dark fortnight, Pitru Paksha, is their “daytime.” That’s when they are awake and waiting for us.3.In
In astrology, eclipses are not ordinary shadows. They are moments when Sun, Moon, and Rahu–Ketu align, disturbing the natural flow of light and energy.
Across history, such alignments have marked turmoil—wars, deaths of rulers, famine, and shifts in kingdoms. The ancients feared eclipses not without reason.
This thread explores how eclipses have shaped history, why they are considered malefic in Jyotiṣa, and what we can learn from their recurring patterns.
The lunar eclipse of June 1946 fell on the Taurus–Scorpio axis.
Within the six months following, India witnessed some of the darkest communal riots: the Great Calcutta Killings, Noakhali massacres, and the infamous Direct Action Day.
From the chart:
The Moon in the 9th house of religion was caught in the eclipse.
Ketu joined the Moon, intensifying chaos and division in matters of faith.
Mars, the planet of aggression and violence, directly aspected this eclipse point—its involvement almost always inflames conflict.
The Sun, lord of the 6th house (strife, enemies, disputes), also cast its aspect on the eclipsed Moon in the 9th.
Eclipse of May 1947 and the Partition Turmoil
The solar eclipse of May 1947 again fell on the Taurus–Scorpio axis, echoing the turbulent eclipse of June 1946.
Once again, Mars directly influenced the eclipse point, and the results were visible in history—this was the very period when the decision of Partition was finalized, communal fires raged, and India prepared to bid farewell to colonial rule.
From the chart:
The eclipse occurred in Kṛttikā nakṣatra, whose lord governs the 10th house—showing direct impact on the seat of government and authority.
Indeed, the British government departed and the first government of free India took shape.
The 9th house of religion and dharma carried the heaviest affliction.
Saturn sat in the 9th house, receiving the aggressive aspect of Mars.
The 9th lord itself was caught in the eclipse.
Such combinations strike directly at the domain of religion, faith, and societal dharma—which in mundane charts translate to communal upheavals, sectarian violence, and moral disarray.
The result was exactly that: the horrors of Partition, where millions were uprooted and communal violence left permanent scars on the subcontinent.