Good morning beautiful people, welcome to my
channel. Since there is so many case studies
already published using Amatya Karaka, Atma Karaka,
now 2nd Lord, 6th Lord, 10th Lord and so on,
all the case studies are coming towards you,
helping you to ground what is you, as in what
is your personality, your panchanga and how does
it tie into what you will do in the world. Essentially
that's all, career is folks, don't make a big
thing out of it. Doesn't matter what your HR
department or your friends or your families or
your boss tells you. Career or whatever you call
career is what you do in the world. It may be
anything from arts, fine arts, yoga teacher,
gym teacher, anything. Music, arts, dance, so
on so forth. But there is a misconception people
don't take this tithi, the thing called the tithi
very seriously. So I'm going to be doing now
a series. which I am going to expand more on
the concept of Tithi and what it means. So here's
the introduction. If you have already seen this,
skip this part and go to the next one. Okay?
This is introduction. It will be common to all
the particular podcasts. What is Tithi? Tithi
is determined by the angle between the sun and
moon in your natal chart. It remains fixed for
life. It doesn't depend what period of life you
are in. From birth to death. Each Tithi is in
the range of 12 degrees. Like you can see the
table over there. Okay, so it goes from 0 to
12 pratipada, dvittiya is 12 to 24 and so on
in intervals of 12 degrees of angle. Number two,
titi represents your emotional body hence requires
you to pay great deal of attention even before
you go into the study of horoscope, divisional
charts and so on. There are a total of 15 titis,
one set for the waxing half cycle of the moon
which is the shukla going from new moon to full
moon. Shukla means white in Sanskrit. Second
half of tithis is going from full moon back to
near moon which is prefixed by Krishna or black.
It's given Krishna because he was dark in color.
All remedies, quote unquote, which are done within
Vedic Astrology are done for tithis, not Karana,
Yoga, etc. Keep this in mind. Now within each
tithi, what shall I cover? What will you cover
are these eight points. Element of the tithi
and the deity. The ruling deity is the main thing
there. You got to understand the energy of the
deity. You can do more research now. There is
GBT and all the rest of it. Psychic abilities.
Number two. What are your psychic abilities?
What are your real superpowers? Each one, there
is one, okay? Each one has a superpower. We're
just uncovering what that is for each tithi.
Number three. How to enhance them. Number four,
what to be wary of. There are always pluses and
minuses. This is a realm of duality, so everything
will have a plus and a minus. We'll see that.
Five, the personality traits of it. How it actualizes
in your personality. And the life lessons, what
you should be learning from that for this lifetime.
The remedy for it. We'll see the remedy part
also. And last, we will see the differences between
the Shukla part and the Krishna part of every
dhiti. For example, there is Pratipada, 0 to
12. And there is the, in the Shukla part, in
the Krishna paksha part, there is Pratipada from
180 to 168, the minus 12, right? The full moon
going towards new moon. That's the separation.
Okay? So we will see all of this. Let us begin.
Before I begin with the tithi, I just wanted
to leave you a quick note of downloading the
Jyotish app. It's an icon I have marked in the
presentation above. You can find it in Play Store,
Android, whatever. And it's a free app where
you can find out... your tithi, your birth tithi,
that is horoscope, as well as the transiting
mahurta. It's a free app. Don't worry. There
is nothing attached to it. Some noble soul has
made this for all humanity. It works very well.
You can use it for mahurta. You can use it for
plotting your own horoscope and also checking
the tithi. And then come to these and learn more.
Now let's begin. Now let's begin the discussion
on the 10th tithi, the 10th tithi in the lunar
calendar, that is 10th day in the waxing cycle
of the moon or in the veining cycle of the moon,
Dashami. Angle given there is wrong in the picture.
It is 108 to 120 degrees. Okay, this is a slight
correction. Mr. GPT has got it wrong there. Okay,
so what does this particular tithi stand for?
Righteousness, fulfillment and dharma keeper,
the upholder of values. Dharma is basically a
value system of how you live. The highest value
system being a selfless approach of giving back
to whatever is in your surrounding, essentially
your home, your family, your surroundings, society
at large, nature, anything, pick your field.
But if dharma in a true sense means the path
the righteous path to walk on. And that becomes
the righteous path. We are not coming here to
take stuff continuously, endless greed of humans
at the lower end of ego. We are here to recalibrate
it to a higher level where we can let go of the
nature of accumulation, Rahu kind of energy.
endless accumulation and obsession about things.
That is Rahu kind of energy. The civilization
is stuck in a very Rahu sort of sense. So we
have to graduate as humans to something which
is Jupiterian. More like giving. More like giving
knowledge, giving wealth, sharing wealth, making
a community which is wise. Okay, back to this
one. Element is air and it's dharma personified.
Now it has made some funny figure. with a South
Indian look. I guess GPD takes more figures from
South kind of things. I don't know. Psychic abilities.
What are the superpowers of Dashami? These individuals
are born guardians of righteousness. They have
a natural sense of justice, discernment and the
ability to sustain traditions. A polder of traditions.
Something similar to Naumi itself. Naumi also
holds on to traditions a lot. The persons born
under this, their psychic gift is of clarity
between what is right and what is wrong. And
their prayers carry great merit. Those of you
light workers who are into prayers, offering
prayers, tuning into prayers, you might be born
under Dashami. They often become pillars in their
communities, ritual leaders, even priests. Right?
Even church priests. For example, temple priest.
Guides of moral conduct. That's essentially the
bottom line what these even institutions try
to bring with their priesthood, isn't it? Guidance
towards moral conduct. Not getting carried away
by obsessions. How to enhance this tithi. Perform
fire rituals or what is called as Homa in Vedic
tradition. Offerings to the fire. where the tradition
is based on lots of elementals, air, fire, water
and so on, earth and so on. Sometimes offering
is towards nature, earth, sometimes it's fire,
sometimes it's water rituals, it's different
and that's what makes it very complex and very
engaging. These people should get engaged in
acts of charity. Charity can be again in knowledge,
it can be in any field. It's not necessarily
about money, it can be about service. Honoring
Dharma through truth and service enhance their
karmic power. This is their superpower. Every
Tithi has got some superpower of some kind. What
we are trying to do is to understand what is
it that you are born with. I mean where is your
direction in life? Sort of like I like to say
operating manual. Tithi is that. What should
Dashami people be wary of? If you are born on
Dashami, self -righteousness or rigidity in beliefs,
this is the downside of it. If you think that
my religion is the best and my God is the only
God, all this kind of funny ideas should get
rid of. There is no such thing. They must remain
compassionate while upholding Dharma. Do whatever
you can, wherever you are born in, whichever
faith you are born in, by upholding the good
values of that, whatever it is teaching, that
is Dharma. Personality of these people shows
up as task -oriented and disciplined. The Shami
people have a strong sense of duty, like I must
do such and such. They excel in maintaining order
and following rules, but struggle with sudden
changes. Now, life is life. It happens. Sudden
changes happen in our lives. Maybe any kind of
change. So these people are... don't do well
in handling sudden changes. They are often connected
to spiritual pursuits like reading Akashic records.
So many these days are awakening. This is new
energy we are in. And we have to take all this
astrology and everything that this channel teaches
as awakening in the new energy. What can you
do consciously now? The stars are the stars.
They will remain the same. But this is a new
energy. We are in a new energetic planet. Remember
this. So those of you who read Akashic records,
they might be born under Dashami, for example.
They have a natural affinity to read the Akash.
Life lesson, creating daily routines to achieve
success gradually. Remedy is engaging in mountain
trekking, connecting with nature and so on. Now
let me read some part from my notes. So Dashami
people are... have come down to perform certain
tasks. They are very disciplined about completing
tasks. They start fighting with people who go
against order, rules, procedures, bound by rules.
They create a disciplined schedule. If you see
a child doing this, you know they are born in
Dashami. Very good at Akashic record reading.
Mountains are good for them to connect to Akash,
the sky element. Climb up the mountain. and then
go see there what you receive from the sky, the
sky element. They need to climb a mountain, go
to the hills, go trekking, reach the peak on
a regular basis. It's a very different kind of
approach, isn't it? Thinking of remedies. The
life lesson here is to make daily routines and
tasks to get little wins rather than big targets
which are demotivating. Some of the things they
need to be taken care of or be wary of, they
cannot be satisfied with what they are. And change
and transformations of certain kind, they are
difficult to handle for them. Take help of others.
Other people who are born in different tithis,
they will be stronger at this. This is the way
we come to one another's help. We help out one
another. Everybody is not born in the same tithi.
A particular individual is only born in one tithi,
isn't it? So therefore we are all here as five
different fingers of a hand helping one another.
Cooperation is the key. Now let us see the difference
between Krishna and the Shukla parts of this.
So what's the essential difference between the
Shukla part of Dashami and Krishna part of Dashami?
Shukla as we discussed before in other days also
is an outward going energy going out into the
world. Krishna part will be the internal calibration
and what they bring from within themselves to
the external world. Since the element is ruled
by air, here is another tip. It has everything
to do with what goes on in your mind. Mind is
the air element. Consider this for example. Also
Saturn among planets is the air element. Therefore
it has everything to do with that. Jupiter is
the Akash. All of these things you have got to
put together to get a complete picture. The tone
is one of growth orientation, harmonious and
righteousness. The psychic power, the super power
for Shukla Dasami are natural preservers of tradition
and order. There has to be order within this
chaos, isn't it? Dashami people bring that to
the picture. They radiate balance, justice and
discernment. Their siddhi or superpower is righteous
fulfillment. The ability to complete tasks in
alignment with dharma and ensure harmony in the
society. Keep a sort of semblance of harmony
and balance. These are the balanced people. Functions
on which it is celebrated is Vijaya Dashami,
which happens just before Diwali in India. So
Vijaya Dashami, Vijaya means victory, Vijaya
Dashami, victoriousness. Diwali is celebrated
in India as a festival of lights, as Lord Rama
came back home from his journey of fulfilling
his Dharma. So victory of good over evil is celebrated
as Vijaya Dashami. victoriousness, undertaking
journeys, like I said, trekking, going top of
mountains, that kind of an energy. You can purchase
assets on this day if you are thinking of mahurta,
it's a good one. Concluding major rituals is
also good for this day because Hindus or people
who follow the Vedas, the Vedic tradition, they
carry out rituals which are tuned to the cosmos,
the time cycles. This is the major takeaway from
the Vedic tradition. Everything is aligned with
time and space and functionality thereof. Everything
is not going to succeed if you do it at different
times. This is why many things fall apart. Vedic
tradition gives us that guideline. Modu is one
of constructive and going outward in Shukla Dashami,
fulfills all promises, harmonizes and strengthens
Dharma. Now that's the Shukla part. Let's see
how the Krishna part varies because it's going
internal. The tone here becomes one of release
orientation, corrective action and karmic path.
These individuals are karmic arbiters. They settle
disputes, resolve imbalances and act as restorers
of justice. They can even become judges in law
and judiciary for example. Their siddhi or superpower
is judgment. Pronouncing judgment on certain
things like Dharmaraj, like Yama even. This picture
over here looks something similar to Dharmaraj.
Holding a scale, holding a balance. The ability
to cut through confusion and restore fairness
is Krishnadasami. So, they settle debts. As a
function, they settle debts and ancestral rituals.
you're born in a certain ancestral line something
which vedic tradition and all ancient traditions
even the indigenous have a lot in them modern
culture seems to have lost it ancestors you came
as a soul into a particular ancestral line lineage
so doing rituals for them not to appease or anything
but to give thanks to give gratitude and fulfill
the rituals regarding the ancestral spirits.
Karmic balancing energies and practices are good
for them. Mode is one of releasing and inward.
It closes cycles, restores justice, clears karmic
accounts. So that's Dasami for you. I'll see
you in the next one with Ekadashi or the 11th
Tithi. Take care, be safe.