Atmakaraka translates as indicator of the soul. The atmakaraka reveals the unfulfilled desires that we carry with us and which have brought us into this incarnation. These deep desires need to be addressed and reveal our dharma, or soul purpose, in this life.
You too are part of all that is. Cosmic reality is expressed on earth, and also within you. With the help of planets and stars, the universe sets up circumstances that will allow the soul to work out its karma.
Saturn and Ketu have been traveling very close to one another for many months in Sagittarius, a sign concerned with ethics, values and law. The two planets are now slowly separating as they both travel in opposite directions.
Major planetary shifts occurred last month, and we should notice a different energy in June.
Jupiter moves into Pisces on April 13th, 2022 and will stay in this sign for a year until April 21st, 2023. Jupiter’s transit in Pisces will emphasize compassion and humanitarian welfare.
This December begins with a powerful full Moon that reveals resistance to change, and later brings a new Moon that signals powerful shifts and new beginnings.
The second lunar eclipse in 2022 takes place on November 8th. Mars will also transit in retrograde motion from Gemini and back into Taurus on November 13th. Around the same time, the cluster of planets in Libra will move into Scorpio.
November 2024 is, not unexpectedly, a very intense month. We will see that Mars in Cancer is a major contributor to the drama.
This April is tumultuous and intense, with many important astrological events including a total solar eclipse on April 8th.
The planetary alignments this May are among the most positive of the year, offering genuine support for communication, creativity, and new beginnings.
With many planets in Aquarius and the first eclipse of the year, what can Vedic astrology tell us about February?
March begins with a planetary war between Venus and Jupiter.