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Kaal Sarpa 🐍 or Kaal Amrita🏺

Kaal: Time
Sarpa: Serpent

What is it?

When all the 7 visible planets are hemmed between the Node: Rahu & Ketu.

This condition indicates a certain imbalance in life.

Splits one's life in 2 parts. One extraordinary, one lacking something.

Like in the example chart Rahu in the 10th house will retrograde over all the visible planet in progression. It will engulf all the planets in its mouth.

In my research I found this imbalance to give extra-ordinary powers in one aspect of life and taking away another.

The other version of this imbalance is KAAL AMRITA when Ketu leads this condition. Example chart attached.

With Kaal Amrita condition person becomes more spirituality inclined with Ketu going over all the visible planets in progression.

I should mention that both Kaal Sarpa or Kaal Amrita are not mentioned in any classic manuals but has only come as an observation in the last 100 years or so.

Many prominent people like Nelson Mandela, Margret Thatcher, Alfred Hitchcock, Actor Rajnikant have this in their chart.

While analyzing this condition look at the strength of the sign rulers of both the nodes.

If you have this condition in your chart and you are frustrated with your life then pray to Lord Shiva who also has a holy snake around his neck.

DO NOT HARM SNAKES.

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8th house: Resurrection
12th house: Redemption

Planets in the 8th house will bring circumstances of a restart, a rebirth.

Planets in the 12th house will bring circumstances of an atonement through sacrifice or charity.

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Karma does not mean our Fate.
Karma means our Deeds.

We act with a conditioned free-will creating our own destinies.

Karma refers to the totality of our actions and their associated reactions in this and previous lives, all of which determine our future.

There are 3 types of Karma as per Vedas:

Sanchita Karma: Total accumulated Karma so far (D60 chart)

Prarabhda Karma: A portion of your Karma which has to be faced in this life. Ripened Karma (6th house)

Kriyamana Karma: Fresh Karma you create in this current life. (10th house)

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12th house/Pisces placements:

There's something lonesome about you,

Something so wholesome about you.

You are closer to the divine.

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When you feed dogs you pacify your Ketu.

The barking noise (past memories) which was making it difficult for you to listen to your intuition get reduced.

Serve dogs, you will start to feel less traumatised and be able to hear the messages from your soul better.

Tried & Tested.

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Kama Trine: 3rd, 7th & 11th house

The Trine of Desires

3rd house : desire to connect with others through communication

7th house : desire to connect through partnerships

11th house: fulfillment of desires

3 or more planets in kama trine: Person has lot of desires to fulfill

These three houses also correspond with the air signs Gemini, Libra & Aquarius

Planets in Kama houses are full of desires.

3rd house: its on your waking mind

7th house: desires linked to your partnerships

11th house: your desires link to the society, gains of your karma

Air signs corrupt us with desires before we clean up in water signs and moksha houses
(4th, 8th & 12th house)

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Kama Trine: 3rd, 7th & 11th house

The Trine of Desires

3rd house : desire to connect with others through communication

7th house : desire to connect through partnerships

11th house: fulfillment of desires

3 or more planets in kama trine: Person has lot of desires to fulfill

These three houses also correspond with the air signs Gemini, Libra & Aquarius

Planets in Kama houses are full of desires.

3rd house: its on your waking mind

7th house: desires linked to your partnerships

11th house: your desires link to the society, gains of your karma

Air signs corrupt us with desires before we clean up in water signs and moksha houses
(4th, 8th & 12th house)

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If you're troubled by any Dosha of Shani (Saturn) in your chart, don't wear dirty clothes and wear clean clothes daily. Quickly dispose broken utensils, mirror and bed. Don't accumulate litter inside home. All these together mitigate all Doshas of Shani, however severe they are.

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If you suffer from problems of laziness and procrastination, are careless for your work in spite of trying best and are not able to wake up in time, then chant Ratrisukta daily in morning and before sleeping at night. It's mentioned in Markandeya Purana. Read next tweet.

Pls RT.

If you are unable to find Ratrisukta online, it is available in Durga Saptashati book published by Gita Press. It's available at a nominal price.

Make sure that you chant it:
1) Twice
2) Daily

Gradually, you will find your laziness fading away and your works picking up speed.

I deleted a tweet that was actually meant to address one of the replies. Now that tweet is also deleted.

Some people have asked which version to chant. In this regard, I already wrote in the main tweet that the one which is a part of Markandeya Purana. It is Tantrokta Version.

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Thread:
People mistake situations:

The Purva karma/ Pitru karma/ Desha karma puts you in a certain situation in life: that’s your chart’s reflection (grahas etc)
Your reaction to it in sadhana form is your Agami karma (partly) dependant on your FREE WILL.

Let’s take example 1 on Purva Karma:
The Purva karma/ Pitru karma/ Desha karma puts you in a certain situation in life: that’s your chart’s reflection (grahas etc)
You are in a boat (with passengers) and that boat springs a leak, sinks!
Purva Karma brought you into the water.

Now:
You have a choice:
1: Either you decide it was your Prarabdha and decide to drown or start calling for help
OR
2: You thought about this scenario few years back and learnt swimming and floating and techniques to calm yourself.
Your Agami karma: Swim/Float/Stay alive

Similarly, you are in a desolate place and suddenly for no fault of yours, without doing anything wrong, you got attacked or harassed: That’s ur Purva Karma.
You can:
1. Stay there be harassed. (God will help or not)
OR
2. You run/ think your way out/ pay your way out Agami karma

That’s the mistake people make:
They think that YOU are at fault or you are to BLAME just for being there:
BUT that’s wrong: it could be your Pitru karma being released/ karma of the land/ etc.
👇🏻
YOUR REACTION/ Action is the Agami karma, that’s all you have control over.

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12th house/Pisces placements:

There's something lonesome about you,

Something so wholesome about you.

You are closer to the divine.

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