In the video below, we offer our tips for anyone with their ascendant lord in the 7th house of their astrological birth chart. Also known as the “lagna lord”, when this planet goes into your seventh house it will have certain effects on your overall experience of life. We’ll tell you how to embrace that experience and utilize your natural inclinations in the most positive way for the best results.
Discover the shocking truth about corner properties in Feng Shui and how they can secretly sabotage your love life. Whether it’s sending your partner to the office too much or forcing one of you to live in the house alone, learn the surprising ways in which your home’s Feng Shui can affect your relationships. Don’t let Feng Shui mistakes pull your relationship apart – watch the video below to find out how to identify and fix these issues today!
In the video below, we guide you through a simple and easy-to-follow process to reveal your personalized lucky colors and numbers. Learn how to harness the power of Vedic numerology to attract positive energy, improve your relationships, and boost your overall well-being. We also cover which numbers are not harmonious with your personality so you can know what, or who, to watch out for.
According to classical texts on Vedic astrology, the deity ruling Swati nakshatra is Vayu, the God of the wind. Meditating with the mantra of your moon nakshatra is a powerful way to connect with the symbology of that nakshatra which will have a significant influence over your purpose in this life. Chanting the mantra of your nakshatra can also remedy or strengthen the placement of the moon in your chart. In the video below, we document the sound of a simple nama mantra of Vayu:
oṁ vāyave namaḥ
|| ॐ वायवे नमः ||
Listen to the sound and feel it working to transform your life or chant along with the video to meditate with this ancient mantra.
The Sanskrit “Vāyu” (वायु) can be translated to mean “wind” or “breath” and refers to the Vedic deity of the air element. Swati nakshatra is connected with themes related to individuation, purification, durability, breath control and yoga. Swati is often considered the star of independence. This asterism is symbolized by a seedling bending in the wind.
According to classical texts on Vedic astrology, the deity ruling Bharani nakshatra is Yama, the God of the underworld. Meditating with the mantra of your moon nakshatra is a powerful way to connect with the symbology of that nakshatra which will have a significant influence over your purpose in this life. Chanting the mantra of your nakshatra can also remedy or strengthen the placement of the moon in your chart. In the video below, we document the sound of a simple nama mantra of Yama:
oṁ yamāya namaḥ
|| ॐ यमाय नमः ||
Listen to the sound and feel it working to transform your life or chant along with the video to meditate with this ancient mantra.
The Sanskrit “Yama” (यम) can be translated to mean “binder”, and refers to the Vedic deity of death, the underworld and Dharma (correct behavior). Bharani nakshatra is connected with themes related to death, reincarnation, sacrifice, discipline and justice. Bharani is often considered the star of restraint. This asterism is symbolized by a female reproductive organ.
According to classical texts on Vedic astrology, the deity ruling Revati nakshatra is Pushan, one of the twelve Adityas or forms of the Sun. Meditating with the mantra of your moon nakshatra is a powerful way to connect with the symbology of that nakshatra which will have a significant influence over your purpose in this life. Chanting the mantra of your nakshatra can also remedy or strengthen the placement of the moon in your chart. In the video below, we document the sound of a simple nama mantra of Pushan:
oṁ pūṣṇe namaḥ
|| ॐ पूष्णे नमः ||
Listen to the sound and feel it working to transform your life or chant along with the video to meditate with this ancient mantra.
The Sanskrit “Pūṣan” (पूषन्) can be translated to mean “the nurturer”, and refers to a form of the Sun functioning as the protector of flocks and herds. Revati nakshatra is connected with themes related to endings, spiritual growth, intuition, recovering lost items and finding shelter. Revati is often considered the star of abundance. This asterism is symbolized by a drum or fish.
According to classical texts on Vedic astrology, the deity ruling Purva Bhadrapada nakshatra is Ajaikapād, a one legged fierce form of Shiva. Meditating with the mantra of your moon nakshatra is a powerful way to connect with the symbology of that nakshatra which will have a significant influence over your purpose in this life. Chanting the mantra of your nakshatra can also remedy or strengthen the placement of the moon in your chart. In the video below, we document the sound of a simple nama mantra of Ajaikapād:
oṁ ajaikapade namaḥ
|| ॐ अजैकपदे नमः ||
Listen to the sound and feel it working to transform your life or chant along with the video to meditate with this ancient mantra.
The Sanskrit “Ajaikapād” (अजैकपाद्) can be translated to mean “the eternal unborn one-footed one”, and refers to one of the eleven Rudra manifestations of Shiva. Purva Bhadrapada nakshatra is connected with themes related to extreme beliefs, penance, unicorns, mysticism, eccentricity and futurism. Purva Bhadrapada is often considered the star of transformation. This asterism is symbolized by a sword.
According to classical texts on Vedic astrology, the deities ruling Ashwini nakshatra are the Ashwini Kumaras, the physicians of the Gods. Meditating with the mantra of your moon nakshatra is a powerful way to connect with the symbology of that nakshatra which will have a significant influence over your purpose in this life. Chanting the mantra of your nakshatra can also remedy or strengthen the placement of the moon in your chart. In the video below, we document the sound of a simple nama mantra of the Ashwini Kumaras:
oṁ aśvinīkumārābhyām namaḥ
|| ॐ अश्विनीकुमाराभ्याम् नमः ||
Listen to the sound and feel it working to transform your life or chant along with the video to meditate with this ancient mantra.
The Sanskrit “Aśvinī” (अश्विनी) can be translated to mean “horse possessor”, and “Kumāra” (कुमार) means “prince” or “young man”. The term refers to a pair of twin horse-headed deities who were born from the Sun and his wife Saṃjñā while they had taken the form of a stallion and mare. They are considered to have healing powers and act as the physicians of the Gods. Ashwini nakshatra is connected with themes related to speed, movement, stamina, medicine and travel. Ashwini nakshatra is often considered the star of transport. This asterism is symbolized by a horse’s head.