Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to
my channel. Now, let's wrap this up with Pisces
Navamsa, the last beautiful Navamsa. This is
the second sign of Jupiter after Sagittarius.
Therefore, everything to do with true faith,
true knowledge, true faith is giving up of your
egotistical ideas. Okay, so just to back up a
little bit. Jupiter in Sagittarius was all about
making rules and guidelines. That was the first
step of Jupiter. The second step of Jupiter is
to give you faith, true faith. True faith means
letting go of everything, letting go of all held
beliefs that was there with you in the past lifetime,
in this lifetime is Pisces. If your ascendant
is Pisces in Navamsa, good luck. Your entire
life will be about letting go of stuff, whatever
you have gathered from this civilization. Because
let's face it, Whatever you have gathered as
knowledge, as belief, as race, culture, religion
is what people have dished you out, isn't it?
It's not innate. God did not come and tell you
anything. So in Pisces it asks you to let go
of all those closely held belief systems. You
cannot judge people. You don't know who the other
people are, what their life is about. Stop judging
people. Stop judging any race, culture or religion.
That's what Pisces Namamsa asks you to do. You
should not create any kind of mental blockage.
It's about sleep. It's about subconscious mind.
It's about giving out. Pasis Navamsa is where
people get stuck finally because this is where
you have to let go. This is where your pitris
or ancestors get stuck. They held some closely
held beliefs your ancestors. The family you are
born in. You have to prepare a lot with this
Navamsha. Consider planets in Pisces Navamsha
which you have to give out. Everything regarding
planet signification you have to give that out
to other people. Think about one thing that makes
you very uncomfortable. That's planet sitting
in Pisces Navamsha. It's a sign of giving out.
It's the highest exaltation of Guru and it is
where actually Lakshmi sits or wealth sits or
Venus is the highest exaltation here. Why? The
sign given by Vedas is that the whole purpose
of wealth is to share it with others. That's
why Venus loves Pisces, Navamsa or Pisces even
in the natal chart. Now let's briefly run through
the planets here and how they will work. Some
have easy, some have it difficult. Saturn is
very difficult here. Why? You have to selflessly
work throughout your life if it's in Pisces,
Navamsa or natal even. Saturn in Pisces tells
work selflessly. You haven't done that in the
past life. Now it's time to set and just work.
You might even not get paid, but work. So give
out everything. The remedy, well there is no
real remedy, but if you want to go in that direction,
you can take a handful of salt and give it away
to people. unable to do hard work, unable to
give out things. Why? Saturn tends to hold stuff.
Saturn is a holder of energy. It can't, it's
not good at giving out stuff, although it loves
to work for others. But things, I'm saying. Mercury
will either give everything to siblings, regular
neighbors, while traveling, go on regular short
journeys, go on long journeys even. Mercury is
short journeys, okay, so that... All women kids
in your house, you have to do things for them.
They will come to your house and you have to
give something to them. Children will be attracted.
If mercury is in your Pisces, now I'm sure children
will tend to come to you. Give them some sweets,
give them some toys. Your job is to give to mercury
and leave it. That's what Pisces asks. Everything
is about giving away something. Mars in Pisces,
donate the land. Donate your house. Give away
medicines to people. Medicines which I use to
purify blood. This is the cure. Bear the medical
expenses for people who cannot afford. Pisces
is all about your rectification, your ancestors,
your pitris. Rahu here tends to give very unconventional
ideas, wants to hold on to things. Think Rahu
and Ketu always tend to hold on to things. That's
why it is in Aquarius, both of them combined,
isn't it? That's why it says gains. This will
have a difficult time. It will go to court cases
again and again, okay? To hold on to land, to
hold on to stuff. Put the karakas of house and
everything else to this, okay? Ketu will give
spiritual guidance, wisdom, wealth, anything
it can give. See the house lord for this and
then make the connections. That's Ketu. True
spiritual guidance is very powerful from Ketu
sitting in Pisces because this is the house of
selfless giving out. It is not attached to material
realms, just like Ketu is, so it's in its own
sign. Moon here will give emotions to others,
empaths, feeling for others, strong emotional
attachments to mother, even if the mother does
not reciprocate. This is the tough thing, okay?
I have seen this in some of my clients. Venus
here will keep donating energy, time, money to
spouse. Their life lesson is to learn to give
within relationships. Appreciate the spouse if
Venus is sitting in your Pisces Navamsa and you
want wealth Learn to appreciate your spouse.
That's what it is trying to tell you Giving food
to people may make you rich Now Venus and speaking
of riches and Pisces Navamsa Here's the secret
to all you people who want to run after bank
balance and tight bank accounts, okay? Hefty
deep pockets you want wealth. Yes You have to
give away whatever wealth you have for nature
to give you. That's Pisces. Maximum wealth is
in Pisces. Contrary to what people say, it's
losses. If you give away wealth, it will fill
your coffers. Yes, especially Venus is sitting
in Pisces. Jupiter, you give out your knowledge,
your wisdom. Give advices freely to people. That's
your job. Son, give respect to people. Behave
like the king. Dress up properly. Pisces tends
to do things shabbily because it doesn't care
about the world. Pisces is a careless sign. Say,
what have I got to do with this world? I don't
have any business with this world. Leave me alone.
It's a sign of loneliness. It's a sign of creativity.
It's a sign of working in isolation, isn't it?
All the Piscean things come to play strongly.
And if you have a bunch of planets and points
bunched in this, Put all the things together
and make your own prediction, for example. Now
let's listen in to the rest of the details. Navamsa,
as we've been unfolding it through this series,
is the inner life that takes over once Saturn
matures you and once marriage or long -term commitment
strips away pretense. It is not who you claim
to be. It is who you become when life humbles
you into truth. Pisces Navamsa is the final Navamsa
for a reason. It is not about doing more, achieving
more, fixing more, or proving more. It is about
surrender, compassion, transcendence, and the
quiet realization that life cannot be mastered,
only understood and felt. If Aquarius Navamsha
questioned systems and Capricorn carried weight,
Pisces Navamsha lets the weight fall. After 30,
and very often after marriage, planets placed
in Pisces Navamsha begin expressing a deep inner
shift, the urge to merge, to forgive, to soften,
to release rigid identities. This is where the
soul becomes porous. Pisces Navamsa does not
arrive dramatically. It arrives subtly through
exhaustion, empathy, loss, love, prayer, creativity,
silence. And once it arrives, your internal self
is never the same again. Let's walk through how
each planet actually shows up in lived experience
when your internal wiring is Piscean. When the
sun enters Pisces Navamsa, identity becomes fluid.
After 30, you may struggle to define yourself
in simple labels. Do you notice that ego -driven
ambition feels hollow now? You want to serve,
heal, create, or simply be. Marriage reveals
this clearly. You need emotional and spiritual
resonance more than status or control. If this
sun operates through the first house of the Navamsha,
your presence feels gentle, compassionate, almost
otherworldly. Through the 12th, your life direction
bends toward retreat, healing, or spiritual service.
When the moon enters Pisces Navamsha, emotional
boundaries dissolve. After 30, you feel everything.
Sometimes too much. Do you notice heightened
sensitivity to people, environments, and collective
emotions? You absorb moods unconsciously. In
marriage, emotional empathy is essential. Harshness
wounds deeply. If the moon operates through the
fourth house, home becomes a sanctuary of quiet
and emotional safety. Through the seventh, your
emotional state merges deeply with your partner's
inner world. When Mars enters Pisces Navamsa,
drive becomes diffused but deeply compassionate.
After 30, you act when your heart moves you,
not when ego demands it. Do you notice motivation
rising and falling in waves? Anger turns inward
or dissolves into sadness unless consciously
directed. In marriage, conflict is avoided rather
than confronted unless emotional boundaries are
clear. If Mars operates through the third house,
your words carry emotional undertones and intuition.
Through the 12th, effort is directed toward behind
-the -scenes work, healing, or sacrifice. When
Mercury enters Pisces Navamsa, the mind becomes
intuitive, symbolic, and non -linear. After 30,
logic alone feels insufficient. Do you find yourself
thinking in metaphors, dreams, images, and feelings?
Communication becomes poetic rather than precise.
In marriage, emotional understanding matters
more than factual accuracy. If Mercury operates
through the second house, your speech becomes
soothing, artistic, and healing. Through the
12th, silence communicates more than words. When
Jupiter enters Pisces Navamsa, wisdom becomes
compassion. After 30, belief systems soften into
faith. Do you notice yourself forgiving more
easily? Understanding suffering more deeply?
This is the placement of the inner healer and
guide. Marriage becomes a spiritual bond here.
If Jupiter operates through the fifth house,
you guide others through empathy and creativity.
Through the ninth, spirituality becomes universal,
inclusive, and devotional. When Venus enters
Pisces Navamsa, love becomes unconditional. After
30, boundaries and love blur. Do you notice yourself
loving people for who they are rather than who
they promise to be? Romance becomes soulful,
sacrificial, sometimes idealistic. In marriage,
devotion runs deep. but discernment is essential.
If Venus operates through the seventh house,
partnership feels karmic and emotionally transcendent.
Through the fourth, love expresses itself through
emotional shelter and care. When Saturn enters
Pisces Navamsa, the soul is asked to give form
to compassion. After 30, life tests your faith
through disillusionment. Do you notice periods
where you feel spiritually tired or emotionally
burdened? Responsibility here involves holding
space for suffering without collapsing. In marriage,
emotional maturity and patience are vital. If
Saturn operates through the sixth house, you
serve tirelessly behind the scenes. Through the
twelfth, you learn surrender through solitude
and inner discipline. When Rahu enters Pisces
Navamsa, there is an obsessive pull toward transcendence.
After 30, you may chase spiritual experiences,
escapism, creativity, or emotional merging. Do
you notice attraction to mysticism, altered states,
or idealized love? Marriage can feel confusing
unless grounded. If Rahu operates through the
first house, identity becomes elusive and ever
-changing. Through the 12th, you are drawn to
retreat, foreign lands, or spiritual isolation.
When Ketu enters Pisces Navamsa, detachment from
the material world deepens. After 30, you may
withdraw inwardly, even while appearing functional.
Do you notice a quiet disinterest in worldly
ambition? Inner peace matters more than external
success. In marriage, solitude and spiritual
autonomy are essential. If Ketu operates through
the fifth house, creativity becomes mystical
and inspired. Through the 12th, liberation comes
through surrender and release. Pisces Navamsa
ultimately asks the final and most surrendering
question once Saturn has matured you and relationships
have softened you. Can you let go of control,
of identity, of expectation, and still trust
life? Because this Navamsa does not reward effort
alone. It rewards compassion. It rewards forgiveness.
It rewards faith. And when you answer that call,
something profound unfolds. You stop fighting
life. You stop defining yourself narrowly. You
begin flowing, not weaker, but gentler, not lost,
but finally at peace. I shall see you in the
next Navamsha. Meanwhile, you take very good
care of yourself today.