Conscious Astrology Integrating Yoga. Hi, welcome to Consciousness Podcast. In this season,
we analyze the Hindu Vedic calendar system of Panchanga with respect to consciousness principles.
We continue with yoga, the quality aspect, which plays a crucial role in understanding the deeper
forces shaping how we navigate life, relationships, and challenges. Today, we explore pre-ti yoga.
Let us begin. What is pre-ti yoga? Pre-ti yoga, meaning fondness, represents joy, love, and the
desire to connect and build meaningful relationships. Individuals born under this yoga have a charismatic
and friendly nature that makes them well liked and respected by others. They are often hardworking,
sincere, and influential in social circles. However, their love for admiration and luxurious
living can lead to excessive focus on appearances and strained family dynamics, especially in relation
to their fathers or authority figures. Personality traits. Pre-ti born individuals are joyful,
affectionate, and generous. They thrive in environments where they can foster meaningful
connections and bring positivity to others. Their ability to build strong relationships often leads
them to success in leadership, social work, or any role that requires emotional intelligence
and collaboration. However, they may struggle with self-worth if they become too focused on
external validation or material achievements. Positive traits, charismatic, affectionate,
and respected, skilled in building and maintaining strong relationships, hardworking, and influential.
Challenges prone to boasting or over focusing on appearances may experience tension with
authority figures or fathers can become overly reliant on praise or validation.
Consciousness principles for navigating pre-ti yoga. One consciousness expands through genuine
connection, not performance. Consciousness values authentic relationships built on sincerity rather
than appearances or performances. Application. Pre-ti born individuals may be tempted to over
emphasize their achievements to gain admiration. Consciousness invites them to foster authentic
connections rather than seeking validation. Practice meaningful conversations by focusing
on active listening rather than self-presentation. Use affirmations such as, I nurtured genuine
connections, not just admiration. Reflect on relationships that provide emotional security
rather than just social status. Number two, consciousness finds self-worth an inherent being.
Consciousness thrives when self-worth comes from within rather than from external approval or
material success. Application. Pre-ti individuals may tie their self-worth to recognition and
material achievements. Consciousness encourages them to cultivate self-acceptance independently
of external praise. Engage in daily self-reflection to appreciate qualities that exist beyond
external achievements. Use affirmations such as, I am enough as I am to reinforce intrinsic self-worth.
Practice self-care rituals that honor their personal joy and peace.
Three, consciousness seeks balance between giving and receiving. Consciousness integrates
relationships by fostering a balance of giving and receiving in emotional exchanges. Application.
Pre-ti born individuals often enjoy giving generously but may neglect their own emotional
needs. Consciousness reminds them that receiving is also an act of love. Practice receiving
compliments or acts of kindness without deflection. Reflect on moments where accepting support
strengthened relationships. Use affirmations such as, I give and receive love with grace and gratitude.
Four, consciousness finds joy in purposeful generosity. Consciousness thrives on sharing
abundance with purpose rather than seeking validation through generosity. Application.
Pre-ti born individuals may give excessively to be seen as kind or generous. Consciousness invites
them to align their generosity with purpose and intention. Reflect on motivations behind acts of
giving to ensure they come from joy rather than obligation. Participate in purposeful service
activities that align with personal values. Use affirmations such as, I give with purpose and joy
to reinforce intentional generosity. Suggested consciousness actions to overcome pre-ti yoga
challenges. One, authentic connection practice. Schedule time for deep conversations with loved
ones focusing on listening rather than sharing accomplishments. Two, self-worth reflection.
Journal daily about intrinsic qualities that are valuable independent of achievements. Three,
gratitude receiving ritual. Practice accepting compliments or help with a simple thank you
to cultivate the habit of receiving without deflecting. Four, purposeful giving exercise.
Choose one act of kindness each week that is aligned with personal values such as volunteering
or helping someone in need without expectation. By aligning with these consciousness aligned actions,
pre-deborn individuals can transform their charm and generosity into a balanced approach
that fosters authentic relationships, inner peace and meaningful connections.
This allows them to navigate life with joy and purpose creating harmony in their personal and social spheres.