HeyJaredFrom Stars to Self
Vidushi Bhandari is a software engineer with a lifelong passion for mystical sciences. A mother of two and a deeply curious soul immersed in the study of Jyotish (Vedic Astrology), weaving logic with intuition, and ancient insight with modern life.
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The Ones Who Came Before Us (opens the original)
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In Mexico, families mark Día de los Muertos with flowers, candles, favorite foods, and paths of petals to welcome departed loved ones. In Japan, Obon is a time to welcome ancestral spirits home. In China, families observe Qingming by tending graves and paying respects. These traditions have their own histories and beliefs, but each makes space in the year for the people who are no longer at the table.The ancient Egyptians expressed that care in another way. They preserved the bodies of the dead
The Lost Prince and the Three Gunas (opens the original)
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The Captors in the ForestOnce, a young prince became separated from his companions while traveling through a dense forest. He wandered for many hours, trying to find the road back to his kingdom, but the deeper he went, the more unfamiliar the forest became.Eventually, he was captured by a group of forest dwellers who were preparing a sacrifice for their deity. They believed the sudden appearance of this stranger was a sign and decided that he had been sent to them for that purpose.The prince pl
Your Birth Star and the Secret Language of the Moon (opens the original)
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Most people begin their journey into Jyotish by learning their Sun sign, Moon sign, or Lagna.Yet beneath the twelve signs lies a more intimate layer of the birth chart.The Nakshatras.The twenty-seven Nakshatras divide the zodiac into equal portions of 13 degrees and 20 minutes. In Vedic mythology, they are described as the twenty-seven daughters of Daksha Prajapati, all married to Chandra, the Moon god.The Moon moves through one Nakshatra roughly every day. The Nakshatra occupied by the Moon at
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