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॥ Hari Sarvottama ॥ ॥ Vāyu Jīvottama ॥
A spiritual journal presenting timeless wisdom from the Vedas, Upaniṣads, Itihāsas, Purāṇas and the Madhwa tradition—guiding us towards a life of devotion, righteous living and selfless service.
Understanding Dhana, Karma and Dāna through Vedic Astrology Jyotiṣa provides insight → Dharma provides direction → Dāna transforms insight into Seva. Vedic Astrology can offer insights into how wealth may be earned, preserved and experienced—but Dharma teaches us how that wealth should be used. At Bhaktha Anjaneya Astrology Research and Seva Trust, Jyotiṣa is not…
॥ Hari Sarvottama Vāyu Jīvottama ॥ Does Receiving More Make Us Feel Complete? Jyotiṣa and the Dharma of Wealth | Article 4Understanding Dhana, Karma and Dāna through Vedic Astrology In Vedic Astrology, the eleventh Bhāva is known as Lābha Bhāva—the house of gains. It is associated with income, profits, recognition, social networks, elder siblings, aspirations…
॥ Hari Sarvottama ॥ ॥ Vāyu Jīvottama ॥ Wealth enters every home in a different measure. In one home, it arrives abundantly; in another, only after great effort. Yet the deeper question is not merely, “How much wealth have we earned?” It is, “What purpose has this wealth fulfilled?” Our śāstras do not condemn…
॥ Hari Sarvottama ॥ ॥ Vāyu Jīvottama ॥ The second step in our Dhana–Dharma Yātrā In our first article, we reflected upon a fundamental truth: we are not the absolute owners of our wealth. We are custodians entrusted with the responsibility of giving it a worthy purpose. But purpose requires direction. A river sustains…
Nadi Grantha, often called “Nadi Astrology,” is one of the most fascinating and mysterious branches of ancient Indian knowledge. Unlike conventional Vedic Jyotisha, which calculates planetary positions at the time of birth, Nadi Grantha works from a completely different premise — that the life stories of certain souls were already written thousands of years ago…
॥ Hari Sarvottama ॥ ॥ Vāyu Jīvottama ॥ The first step in our Dhana–Dharma Yātrā We often speak of my income, my house, my savings and my success. We work hard, make sacrifices and naturally feel that what we have earned belongs to us. But the Īśāvāsya Upaniṣad begins by gently challenging this sense…
