Necklace beads

Planetary necklace alignment - Graha Maalika Yoga

July 02,  2022  - Saturday 9.52 A.M. IST  to 

July 03,  2022  - Sunday  6.31 A.M. IST

5 planets and Moon - in rulership, dignity.

Moon in sidereal Cancer     (Aslesha )

Mercury in sidereal Gemini     (Mrga-shira)

Venus in sidereal Taurus     (Rohini)

Mars in sidereal Aries     (Ashwini)

Jupiter in  sidereal Pisces     (Bhadra-pada)

Saturn in sidereal Aquarius     (Srawishta)

Aja eka paada

 Poorva Bhadra Pada is the 25th naksha-tara (mapped star).

It corresponds to alpha and beta Pegasi. 

It is placed under the domain of Brhaspati or Jupiter. 

- Wikipedia

Serpent in the sky

 Caala - serp begins December 5, 2021 - Mars @ cusp of Scorpio

Yoga ends May 2022  -  Sun, Mercury @ Taurus

grand terrain trine

 

May 23, 2021 

Venus @  Rohini - pada 4

Moon @ Hasta

Saturn @ Shrawana - pada 3

June 19, 2021

Mercury @ Rohini - 4

Moon @ Hasta

Saturn @ Shrawana - 3

September 26, 2021

Moon @ Rohini

Mars @ Hasta -2

Saturn @ Shrawana -1

Shrawana stellium

February 9 -12, 2021 

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Sun @  Srawishta 

Moon @ Shrawana 

Mercury @ Shrawana - retro -

Venus @ Shrawana

Jupiter @ Shro'na

Saturn @ Shro'na

Pluto @ Uttara Ashada

exile Tibetan democracy

 Dharamshala: US President Donald Trump has signed The Tibetan Policy and Support Act  2020 into Law, a move that strengthened US policy on Tibet and reaffirmed support to His Holiness the Dalai Lama and the Central Tibetan Administration. 

CTA President Dr Lobsang Sangay said, "This legislation sends a powerful message of hope and justice to Tibetans inside Tibet. And it bolsters US support for protection of Tibetan people's religious freedom, human and environmental rights, exile Tibetan democracy."

Central Tibetan Administration

great conjunction crescent

 

An individual's striving to become whole, access one's core, is yoga or integration.

Kshema is myriad expressions of one's core, in the world - differential benefic manifestations.   

Once, an industrialist wanted me, to visit his home. 

He drove me in his expensive car, as we surveyed his sprawling estate; and arrived at his tucked away villa. 

A uniformed guard greeted us, opened gates. The driveway snaked through well kept gardens -  a gardener tended in the sunshine. We cruised into a plush portico paved with Italian marble. His wife hurried out to greet us, with billowing, blown hair.

The man turned to me, said apologetically, "What to do Swamiji; my prarabdha."

- Swami Chinmayananda