Talisman for the strength of intercourse

 Write this talisman and hang it on your right arm and have intercourse with a woman, for you will see wonders

And it is true and tested:

IN SEARCH OF YOUR SOUL

 

To truly understand oneself is, in essence, to consciously accept bodily mortality and spiritual immortality. Recognizing that we are much more than just a collection of bones and flesh is the first step on the journey to discovering our soul. This search is carried out with closed eyes but an open mind and heart. By asking questions and seeking answers, we create our reality, shape our destiny, and ultimately influence our karma.

Each of us is here with a purpose, a mission, and a reason for being. No one is redundant or insignifi cant. The real distinction among us lies between those who feel and understand and those who, for various reasons, find themselves unable to do so. In this world, which can be both beautiful and terrifying, many distractions intentionally divert us from the search for our true selves, complicating our mission and trapping us in cycles that become increasingly painful and difficult each time.

From personal experience, I know how crucial it is to ask questions and seek answers throughout life. Those who seek will eventually find their answers. Why are questions and answers important? Primarily because they pertain to the very meaning of existence. Life cannot merely be a routine repetition of everyday actions such as eating, sleeping, and reproduction. At some point, I believe we all pause to reflect on what our true life or karmic purpose is.

Many may not realize that astrology can be a valuable tool in this exploration. Specifically, analyzing the positions of Rahu and Ketu, the South and North Nodes of the Moon, in one's natal chart can provide insight. For instance, the influence of Ketu in the 9th house might indicate unresolved spiritual or karmic issues.

 

WRONG TIME OR PLACE?

If you feel like you were born in the wrong time and place, it often stems from the placement of Ketu in the ninth house of your natal chart. This house governs spiritual beliefs and represents your karmic blueprint from past lives. Ketu's presence here usually indicates a sense of detachment from conventional social norms and a longing for a different time or spiritual environment where you feel more aligned.

According to Indian astrologers, the association of the ninth house with philosophy and spirituality suggests that your soul is carrying a desire to comprehend what feels incompatible in your current circumstances. This feeling is a common karmic pattern, indicating that your soul has come into this life to reconcile these sentiments through inner growth and spiritual pursuits. Embracing your unique path and understanding that these impulses are part of your spiritual journey can help bring peace and clarity to the sense of being in the wrong time or place.

Every individual, from birth to death, is infused with seeds of both happiness and sadness, which are elements each of us must navigate throughout our lives. Both emotions present opportunities for learning and overcoming karmic tasks.

 

KARMIC PARTNER OR LONELINESS?

Individuals with Ketu in the ninth house and Rahu in the third house possess a special gift: their unusual or extraordinary experiences are not mere figments of imagination but are likely rooted in real karmic energies. Ketu's position in the ninth house often signifies memories from past lives or deep spiritual impressions that unexpectedly surface, sometimes manifesting as unique experiences or insights.

These individuals tend to “recognize” love partners from past incarnations, experiencing encounters as if they are reconnecting with them. Rahu's influence in the third house enhances receptivity to extraordinary phenomena, ideas, and even intuitive impressions, increasing the likelihood that these experiences possess a deeper significance. However, there is a common challenge for such individuals: they are often dissatisfied with “ordinary” relationships based on superficiality or mere physical attraction. Instead, they seek deep emotional and spiritual connections.

People who choose to remain single or find it difficult to form attachments are often labeled as unhappy, unlucky, or picky. However, the reality is that they may simply not have found their karmic partner. For instance, when Venus, the planet of love and partnership, is in Pisces, it carries a deep spiritual significance. In such cases, the ideal karmic partner is someone who brings profound emotional or spiritual lessons. If that person is not found, it means the mission remains unfulfilled, and solitude may be the best option. Pursuing relationships under these circumstances can lead to self-deception and dishonesty, ultimately creating a karmic debt and necessitating further lessons.

Additionally, we may carry fears and traumas from past lives, which can hinder our ability to trust, relax, and enjoy love and relationships. To overcome these challenges, it is essential to develop emotional resilience, self-awareness, and practical boundaries. Focusing on inner healing practices and cultivating self-love can help us strengthen our vulnerabilities, leading to a more balanced and fulfilling life.

To determine through astrology whether someone is a karmic partner, one should examine synastry aspects, planetary overlaps, and karmic indicators such as intersections in the 7th house, Venus placements, and connections involving Ketu or Rahu.

Saturn in the 12th house often brings feelings of loneliness, loss, or limitation, which may encourage deep introspection but can also lead to experiences of depression. While this period may be emotionally challenging, it is essential for releasing old patterns or illusions, which is necessary for spiritual growth. Such periods are common in karmic cycles and act as catalysts for inner development and awakening. Importantly, these struggles offer opportunities for a deeper understanding of our true selves and our purpose in life.

The Vedic Horoscope as a Guide to Life

 

A natal chart is a map of the planetary positions at the time of birth, highlighting one’s potential and life lessons. However, it is our inner knowledge that truly guides and shapes our journey through life. When combined with astrological influences, this intuitive understanding creates a strong foundation for a spiritual journey. Why is it considered spiritual? If we feel empty inside, our existence lacks meaning and purpose. Additionally, the term “spiritual” goes beyond religion; it encompasses a much broader concept that provides individuals with freedom and fulfillment in belief, which is often absent in traditional religious frameworks.

As mentioned in the introduction, the natal horoscope serves as a guide to human destiny and potential based on the positions of the planets at birth. It aids in understanding our strengths, general life trends, and periods when we may face challenges or achieve successes. What has always fascinated me about horoscopes is their ability to offer deeper insight into the soul's journey, karmic influences, and the lessons that must be learned.

In Vedic astrology, the positions of the Moon, Sun, and planets—especially the lunar nodes, Rahu and Ketu—are particularly significant for comprehending a person's spiritual path and karmic tendencies. For instance, the position of Ketu reflects areas of spiritual growth and past life influences, while Rahu indicates areas of obsession or essential life lessons that we need to overcome.

 

Throughout the human lifespan, the 40th year is particularly significant, as it represents a spiritual and emotional turning point. This year often coincides with major karmic realizations or transformations, as predicted by Ketu's transit and influence in Vedic astrology. During this time, past karmas resurface, necessitating inner growth, especially in the areas of career, identity, and mental health. This process is part of a deep cleansing and rebirth, helping us release old patterns and move toward greater clarity and spiritual balance. It's important to recognize that each person is largely the creator of their karma.

 

Everything is Connected and Everything Affects Each Other

It is essential to understand that wars and mass killings, such as the genocide in Bosnia during the 1990s or the ongoing genocide in Gaza, accelerate time on a specific energy level and impact human souls globally. Every war and instance of mass suffering drastically affects karma and complicates the destinies of all of us. Everything is interconnected, and we cannot separate ourselves from global events or pretend they do not exist. Until humanity as a whole recognizes this truth, we will continue to cycle through punishment and redemption.

On an individual level, the 8th house in astrology is often associated with past life karma and hidden emotional patterns that carry over into this life. These patterns can create feelings of longing or sadness, even when there is no apparent reason in our current circumstances. Additionally, the placement of Rahu in the 4th house can intensify these feelings, as it often signifies karmic lessons related to emotional security, attachments, and inner peace that we are meant to navigate throughout our lifetimes. The persistence of these emotions suggests that the human soul carries unresolved karmic patterns.

 

Planetary influences can reveal the direction in which our soul is evolving, whether through relationships, career, or inner development. Ultimately, astrology guides us in recognizing these lessons, leading us to greater awareness and the fulfillment of our higher purpose. To enhance Ketu's influence in your life, repeat the mantra “OM KETAVE NAMAH” 108 times every day. Chanting the mantra is especially recommended on Tuesdays, but you can also do so on any other day.