Aries (Mesha) the First Sign

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✨ 12 Rashis • a Journey ✨This is Part 1 of my video on Rashi or Signs.Follow my channel for the next chapters in this cosmic story 🌌📚 For learning Vedic Astrology — online, live classes (one-to-one and group) — or to get a personal reading of your horoscope, you can write to me at my email.Email:[email protected]

In this Video, we explore the foundation of Vedic Astrology — the 12 signs, 12 houses, 9 planets, and 27 nakshatras. Together, they form the sacred map of life, guiding us from the moment of birth.------------------DO YOU WANT TO LEARN VEDIC ASTROLOGY? 🌟✨ Join Bhaskara J’s most comprehensive Foundation Course in Vedic Astrology ✨ Open to English-speaking students worldwide✨ Learn step by step from the basics and build a firm foundation of knowledge📖 One-to-One Online Tutoring with Bhaskara JEmail:[email protected]

I had originally made this episode for my YouTube channel Bhāskara UvāchaDiscover how to decode the broad life pattern, career direction, and central theme of a person using Vedic Astrology. In this video, I walk you through a real-life horoscope and demonstrate how to apply the Dasha system for deeper insights. Whether you're a student of Jyotisha or simply curious, this session will help you see how a chart reveals the soul’s journey.📩 For personal readings or to learn Vedic Astrology with me, write to: [email protected]

Pronunciation Tip for ॐ सुब्रह्मण्याय नमः(From Pāṇiniya-śikṣā – the ancient Sanskrit phonetic guide)In the word सुब्रह्मण्याय, the conjunct ह्म (in ब्रह्म) is not pronounced like a hard “h” followed by “m” (as many say “subrah-maṇyāya”).According to the traditional rule (Pāṇiniya-śikṣā verse on aurasya pronunciation):When ह् (ha) joins a nasal like म् (ma), the ह् should be produced from the chest (aurasya / उरस्य), not strongly from the throat.This makes the sound flow as:subram-haṇyāya(म first, then a soft, breathy ह् gliding out from the chest)So chant it smoothly like:ॐ सु-ब्रम्-हण्याय नमः(with the “म्-ह” feeling almost like “m-ha” – nasal leading, gentle chest breath following)Avoid the common modern style “sub-rah-maṇyāya” (strong throat ह before म).The Vedic way keeps the vibration pure, fluid, and powerful.Chant slowly at first – feel the म resonating in the nose/chest, then let a soft ह् release like a gentle exhale.This small adjustment brings the mantra closer to its ancient, correct energy.=======My Email = [email protected]

This mantra is salutation to Goddess Durga in her fierce, protective, and most powerful form (Duṃ is the bīja of Mahādevī Durgā).-------Explanation of the Mantraॐ (Om)The primordial sound (Pranava). Represents the entire universe — creation, preservation, destruction. Connects the individual soul (jiva) to the Supreme Reality (Brahman). In Devi worship: Om is the sound-form of Parashakti.दुं (Duṃ) - Bīja (seed syllable) of Goddess DurgaDestroys obstacles (durgati = misery, difficulty). Activates Muladhara to Ajna chakras (especially Manipura — power center).Tantric texts say: Duṃ is the thunderbolt that shatters ignorance.Durgāyai (दुर्गायै) Dative case of Durga (दुर्गा). Means: "To Durga"Durga = She who removes difficulties (dur + ga = "going beyond hardship"Namaḥa (नमः)Means "I bow", "I surrender" - Maa Durga I am taking refuge in you. I am surrendering myself fully to the Divine Mother.=======For getting astrological reading from me you can write to me on my Email = [email protected]

Text of the Mantra is:oṃ ugraṃ vīraṃ mahāviṣṇuṃ jvalantaṃ sarvatomukham |nṛsiṃhaṃ bhīṣaṇaṃ bhadraṃ mṛtyumṛtyuṃ namāmyaham ||--------Meaning:I bow to Bhagwan Narashimha ... who is fierce (ugram), heroic (veeram), great Lord Vishnu (maha vishnum), who blazes (jvalantam) with faces in all directions (sarvato mukham). The terrifying yet auspicious (bhishanam bhadram) Narasimha (nrisimham), who is the death of death itself (mrityu mrityum)--------Benefits:Shields from physical, mental, and spiritual dangers; ideal for those facing crises or negativityEnhances courage, dispels fear--------For getting a Vedic Astrology reading from me... you may write to me on my Email.My Email = [email protected]

In this episode I have explained that what prayers and Mantras you can say during Diwali Puja.For getting a Vedic Astrology reading from me, you can write on my Email mentioned below.Email = [email protected]

This episode explains that when we can celebrate Diwali and do Lakshmi Puja in this year 2025.For getting a Vedic Astrology reading from me, you can write on my Email mentioned below.Email = [email protected]