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Burn Your Past Karmas and Step into a New Life
July 4, 2011
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 “As you sow, so shall you reap”, goes an old saying. According to Hindu philosophy, all the situations and circumstances we encounter is actually a reaction to our own past actions. Our present karma will determine our future status. But there is a way you can challenge your destiny and change your old karma.
Rahu Ketu and Karma Rahu and Ketu are the planetary agents which collect and distribute your karmas from previous births into this one. Ketu in your chart will indicate the “collection point” of previous actions, which will then be distributed into the House in which Rahu is placed. As critical Nodes of Karma, it is good to periodically “clean” them through purification rituals to energize your soul of vibrations that can blossom into unwanted future happenings. Especially if you are affected by one of their less favorable yogas such as a Naga Dosha or Kala Sarpa Yoga, periodic rituals to the snake planets is healthy. Make Life Fun with Radha Krishna Joyful Manifestation Manifestation and creation of money does not need to be painful. Infuse your soul with the blessing vibrations from Sri Radha and Lord Krishna with a powerful homa/fire ritual, full of sugar, ghee and other divine herbs and sweets. In the form of Sri Radha one finds the role model of 100% material blessings with 100% spiritual heart. Learn to access and enjoy all the things our divine Earth planet produces while keeping one eye toward God as Sri Radha gazes ever at Lord Krishna, and vice-versa. Karma in Hinduism “Karma” literally means “deed” or “act“. Karma is a concept in Hinduism which says that beneficial effects are derived from past beneficial actions and harmful effects are suffered due to harmful actions of the past. Thus a system of action and reaction goes on forming a cycle of rebirth and when this cycle of rebirth comes to an end, a person is said to have attained moksha or salvation from the material world. The conquest of karma lies in intelligent action and dispassionate reaction.
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