ASTROLOGY

  Celestial Convergence on March 29, 2025: Partial Solar Eclipse, Saturn's Transit into Pisces, and Their Astrological Significance for Personal Transformation and New Beginnings Partial Solar Eclipse: Visibility and Observational Details On March 29, 2025, a significant partial solar eclipse will occur, with the Moon obscuring a substantial portion of the Sun's disk. This event will be observable across various regions, including northeastern North America, Europe, Greenland, Iceland, and parts of Russia. In certain areas, up to 94% of the Sun will be covered, offering a remarkable celestial display. The eclipse will commence at approximately 08:51 UTC, reach its maximum at 10:48 UTC, and conclude by 12:44 UTC. Observers are advised to use proper solar viewing equipment, such as eclipse glasses, to safely experience the event and prevent eye damage. Saturn's Transit into Pisces: Astrological Implications Coinciding with the eclipse, Saturn (Shani) will transition from Aqua...

  Upa Grahas or Sub Lords in Vedic Astrology: Hidden Celestial Influences Shaping Destiny, Life Events, Karma, and Spiritual Growth Understanding Upa Grahas and Their Role in Astrology Upa Grahas, also known as sub-planets or secondary celestial bodies, are significant yet lesser-known components in Vedic astrology. Unlike the main Navagrahas (nine planets), Upa Grahas are subtle planetary influences that modify and refine the effects of primary planets. These sub-lords do not have physical existence like planets but act as mathematical points that influence an individual’s destiny. They are primarily used in Prashna (horary) astrology and predictive analysis to give deeper insights into specific life events, obstacles, and karmic patterns. Types of Upa Grahas and Their Effects There are different classifications of Upa Grahas in Vedic astrology. Some well-known ones include Dhooma, Vyatipata, Parivesha, Indrachapa, and Upaketu , each associated with particular planetary en...

  Ketu in Vedic Astrology: The Planet of Detachment, Spiritual Awakening, and Karmic Influence karma and spiritual journey . The Mythological and Astrological Significance of Ketu Ketu is one of the nine celestial bodies (Navagrahas) in Vedic astrology and is considered a shadow planet along with Rahu . It represents the tail of the celestial serpent , formed when Lord Vishnu severed the demon Swarbhanu’s body after he drank the nectar of immortality. Mythologically, Ketu is associated with detachment, liberation, and moksha (spiritual enlightenment) . It is known as the South Node of the Moon and is always positioned opposite Rahu in the birth chart. Unlike other planets, Ketu does not have a physical form but significantly impacts an individual’s karma and spiritual journey . Effects of Ketu in the Birth Chart Ketu is considered a mystical planet that influences spirituality, intuition, and past life karma . A well-placed Ketu in a horoscope can grant wisdom, detachment from ...