Why should you pay for the sins of our ancestors? Many would have the following questions in their mind about the "Pitra Dosha" 1. Why I should pay for the sins of the ancestors? 2. I live in a morally and ethically correct? Then why I should be affected by the "Pitra Dosha"? 3. Many non-hindus are there; and they don't know anything about the "Pitra Dosha"' but still living happily! Why only I should get affected, just because I had born as a Hindu? Let us find the answers for all these questions: As per the Hindu Religion, everybody does good and bad things during their lifetime. You earn good Karma for your good deeds; and earn bad karma for your wrongful deeds. A soul must delete both good karma and also the bad karma during its lifetime that it had earned in its previous birth. Good deeds would be rewarded in the following manner: 1. Geeting born to an excellent parent; and family structure 2. Getting born with an excelle
Vedic Astrology: Planetary Position that indicate the critical moments for the Terminally ill Patients: There are some critical moments for a patient to cross from an ailment. In those periods the patient would go very critical and the anxiety level reaches peak among their relatives. Let us find those periods. 1. If the Moon is in the 8th house from the patient's Rasi (Moon Sign). 2. If the Moon is traversing in the patient's Birth Star. 3. If Saturn, Mars, Rahu and Kethu traverses in the 22nd Star or 88th Path from the patient's Birth Star. 4. If 6th, 8th and 12th house lords traverses in the 22nd Star or 88th Path from the patient's Birth Star. Suppose a day with above mentioned planetary position comes on Sunday, Saturday & Tuesday, then the position becomes extremely precarious. Again if that day comes with Full Moon Day (Poornima) and New Moon Day (Amavasya) then the risk increases manifold. The situation would remain critical, w