Vedic Astrology Remedies

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Without solutions Astrological analysis is not fully done. If we know the problems and the solutions then only we can address the problems. This book contains such solutions to your astrological problems. It gives the readers very simple and easy to perform remedies of the nine planets, it also provides remedies related to Rudraksha, and remedies for various doshas like Kalsarpa dosh and pitru dosh. This book also provides mantras for special purposes and gemstrone as well as color remedies.

Jay Yadav is an Indian author, astrologer and Vedic scholar. Jay has spent the last fifteen years reading various astrological classics, writing books, blogs and articles on Vedic and Nadi astrology, and giving astrological consultations. His books Past life and pending karmas and 601 snapshot predictions are the most sold books on Astrology.

To know about remedies and how remedies work, first we must understand Karma and its types. The meaning of the word Karma is deeds, acts, or actions. Cause and effect is the principle behind Karma. According to the Vedantic scriptures, good Karma produces Punya which results in happiness; on the other hand, bad Karmas produces Paap, which results in suffering. Vedic astrology is based on the concept of Karma. According to the Hindu and Buddhist philosophies, the soul or the Atman reincarnates in various forms and Karma is the key factor which decides the fate of the soul. The accumulated results of the acts done by the soul in its various incarnations is called Karmic debts. The horoscope is the snapshot of the Karmic debts. Planets, signs and the dasha deliver the good and bad fruits of one's Karma.

There are three types of Karmas mentioned in the Vedic scriptures, these are: Sanchita Karma, Prarabdha Karma, and Agami Karma. Sanchita Karma is the total amount of karma accumulated by the soul throughout its various incarnations. The results of a portion of the Sanchita Karmas or accumulated Karmic debts, which will be faced by a person in the present called Prarabdha Karma. The Karmas accumulated by a person in this life, the results of which will be faced by the person in his next birth or this birth is called Agami Karmas.

A person is destined to experience the fruits of the Prarabdha in this present lifetime. The fructification of these Karmas depends upon the sequence of Dasha the native gets during the present incarnation and on the transit of planets. The Prarabdha cannot be changed through remedies, a person is destined to experience the fruits of Prarabdha. By the grace of the almighty and due to the extreme noble deeds in the present life, sometimes the severity of the sufferings gets reduced.