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Ayurveda and Spiritual Alignment: Connecting Doshas with Hindu Goddesses 

1. Vata Dosha (Air and Space)– Goddess: Saraswati– Characteristics: Creativity and knowledge– Alignment: Saraswati embodies wisdom, creativity, and the arts, resonating with Vata’s dynamic and airy nature.– Mantra:“Om Aim Saraswatyai Namah”– Remedies: Engage in creative activities, practice calming yoga, and include warm, grounding foods in your diet. 2. Pitta Dosha (Fire and Water)– Goddess: Durga– […]

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🌟 **Understanding Your Birth Chart: A Journey Through the Stars** 🌟

Have you ever wondered how the stars can guide your life? Let’s dive into the basics of reading your birth chart and how the planets influence you.🔭 **Astrology and the Stars:**Humans have always been fascinated by the night sky. The ancient Babylonians divided the sky into 12 sections, creating the zodiac. Each constellation’s movement helped

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🌈 There can be sudden and unexpected financial gains, often through insurance, inheritance, or investments. 🌈 Unsaid emotions/ Hidden feelings will be released /discussed through Networking/ elder siblings/ friends. 🌈The individual might experience deep personal transformation or significant life changes due to their social circle and friendships. 🌈A strong inclination towards mysticism, astrology, and occult

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 Why Do We Say ‘Om Shanti Shanti Shanti’ (Shanti Thrice) ?

Peace, or “Shanti,” is our natural state of being. When we chant “Om Shanti Shanti Shanti,” we invoke peace on three levels: 1. Aadhidaivika: Addressing unseen divine forces like natural disasters.2. Aadhibhautik: Addressing external factors like accidents and pollution.3.Aadhyaatmika: Addressing internal issues like diseases and mental unrest. Chanting “Shanti” thrice emphasizes our deep desire for

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