Astrologer Sailyajit is in Assam.

2 weeks ago

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By Acharya Sailyajit

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Astrologer Sailyajit is at Guwahati, Assam.

2 weeks ago

KARMA: The Invisible Thread That Weaves Destiny

“Karma, when properly understood, is simply the law of cause and effect applied to our thoughts, actions, and intentions.”
We often hear the word “Karma” used casually in everyday life—"what goes around comes around" or "karma will take care of it." But karma is much more than poetic justice. It is the universal principle of balance, the invisible thread that connects our intentions, actions, and consequences, weaving the pattern of our destiny.
What is Karma?
Derived from the Sanskrit root “Kri”, meaning to do or to act, karma refers to any action, thought, or intention that carries a consequence. It is not a system of reward or punishment by a cosmic judge. Rather, it is a neutral and natural law, like gravity.
Whatever you plant—whether a seed of kindness or a thorn of deceit—will eventually return to you in the form of experience. Karma is not fate; it is energy in motion. And the beauty of this law is: it gives you the power to shape your own life.
Types of Karma
Sanchita Karma—The accumulated karmas from all past lifetimes.
Prarabdha Karma—The portion of past karma being experienced in this life (like the hand you’re dealt).
Kriyamana Karma—The karma you are currently creating through your present choices.
Agami Karma—The future karma being generated by your current actions, which will shape your destiny.
Karma in Different Philosophies
Hinduism: Karma is tied to reincarnation. Every birth is a continuation of the karmic thread from previous lives.
Buddhism: Karma is intention-driven. It teaches mindfulness, as even a thought can ripple into reality.
Jainism: Views karma as a subtle form of matter that attaches to the soul due to passionate actions.
Western Thought: While not explicitly called karma, concepts of “you reap what you sow” and “do unto others” mirror its essence.
How Karma Affects You
In Relationships: Every word spoken in anger or love creates ripples. Karma determines who enters or exits your life and why.
In a career: Dishonest shortcuts might bring temporary gain, but karmic debt always collects. Integrity always pays off in the long run.
In Health: Ancient sages believed chronic illness, patterns of suffering, or sudden accidents often arise from unresolved karmic baggage.
Does Karma Mean We’re Doomed by the Past?
Not at all.
Karma is not destiny—it is potential. Just as a farmer changes his future harvest by changing the seeds he plants today, you can reshape your life through awareness, right action, and sincere effort.
Free will and karma coexist.
How to Cleanse Negative Karma
Practice Forgiveness—Letting go of resentment frees you from the karmic loop.
Selfless Service (Seva)—Acts of kindness, done without expectation, neutralize harmful past actions.
Meditation and Mindfulness—Awareness helps you break unconscious patterns.
Speak Truth and Walk with Integrity—The karma of truth brings clarity, peace, and protection.
Mantra and Prayer—Vibrations from spiritual chants purify karmic energy.
Karma is the Teacher
Think of karma as a compassionate teacher. When lessons are not learned, they repeat—sometimes painfully. But when you grow through awareness, the lesson dissolves. The same cycle no longer returns.
The Karma Quote You Need Today:
“Watch your thoughts; they become words. Watch your words; they become actions. Watch your actions; they become habits. Watch your habits; they become character. Watch your character; it becomes your destiny.”
— Lao Tzu
You are not helpless. You are the artist of your karma. Every act of kindness, honesty, and humility writes a brighter line into your future. Karma is not revenge, nor is it reward. It is the universe echoing your energy back to you.
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Astrologer Sailyajit is in Assam.

2 weeks ago

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Astrologer Sailyajit is in Assam.

2 weeks ago

Chhāyā Puruṣh – The Mirror Man: Secrets of the Hamzaad Sādhana
By Acharya Sailyajit Baruah
"In the silence of the candlelit room, I saw him—my shadow, standing apart from me. He smiled."
Deep within the folds of forbidden Tantra lies a path rarely spoken of aloud—a path that challenges identity, unearths the subconscious, and beckons the practitioner to face the most terrifying adversary of all: himself. This path is called Hamzaad Sādhana, and its ultimate goal is to awaken the Chhāyā Puruṣh—the Mirror Man, the spectral twin that shares your face, your voice, and sometimes… your destiny.
But this ancient concept of a "shadow self" is not new. Its origin goes back to the gods themselves—to Surya, the sun deity, and the tale of his shadow wife, Chhāyā, and their enigmatic son—Shani, the planet Saturn.
The Divine Shadow: Surya, Sanjana, and Chhāyā
In Vedic mythology, Surya Deva, the resplendent sun god, was wedded to Sanjana, the daughter of Vishwakarma, the divine architect. However, Sanjana, though devoted, found it increasingly unbearable to live under Surya’s intense heat and brilliance. Her body was scorched. Her vision blurred. She began to fade—spiritually and emotionally.
Unable to endure it, Sanjana secretly left Surya, going to earth to live in a forest in the guise of a mare and meditate. But she did not leave without a substitute. She created a shadow-double of herself, a feminine energy known as Chhāyā, and left her in her place as Surya’s wife.
Chhāyā was dutiful and silent—obedient in ways Sanjana had never been. Surya, unaware of the deception, continued his life with Chhāyā and eventually fathered a child with her—Shani, the god Saturn.
But Shani was no ordinary child.
Born of shadow, his gaze had the power to paralyze. His presence could dull even Surya’s brightness. Surya began to sense something different, something otherworldly. He questioned Chhāyā, and the truth unraveled.
When Surya learned that he had lived with a shadow, a reflection rather than the real wife, he was consumed by rage. Some legends say he tried to cast Chhāyā out; others say she remained in the solar mandala, giving birth to other grahas (planets) and standing as a symbol of subtle power and karmic justice.
Shani, child of Chhāyā, grew to embody this karmic principle—the unseen forces, the consequences of action, and the weight of the invisible twin that lives within all of us.
Symbolism in Hamzaad Sādhana
The story of Chhāyā and Surya is not merely a myth but a powerful archetype reflecting the deeper truths of Hamzaad Sādhana.
• Just as Sanjana created Chhāyā, the sādhak creates his Chhāyā Puruṣh—a shadow-self to act in his stead.
• Just as Surya was deceived, so too can a sādhak become overpowered or replaced by his own creation.
• And just as Shani, born from this divine shadow, became a force of cosmic justice, the Hamzaad too can become a being of will and consequence, often revealing hidden karmas, subconscious fears, or suppressed power.
Thus, the tale serves as a divine warning: shadow is not lesser than light. It is the other half of truth. It carries the unseen burdens and the untamed potential.
Only those who walk with clarity, courage, and consciousness can summon their Chhāyā—and survive.
From Myth to Mirror
The Hamzaad Sādhana is not an invention of mystics—it is a continuation of cosmic narrative. The myth of Chhāyā is a reminder that even gods are not exempt from the dilemmas of identity, illusion, and karmic confrontation.
“The bravest act is not to face the world, but to stand before your own shadow—and not tremble.”
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