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Yesterday, we highlighted the significance of the upcoming eclipse and its astrological implications. Today’s rare alignment of an Annular Solar Eclipse in Libra coinciding with Sarva Pitru Amavasya amplified its impact manifold. The activation of the Cardinal Grand Cross involving Aries, Cancer, and Capricorn created a transformative energy field.
The eclipse occurring in Swati Nakshatra brought intense focus on ancestral karma (Pitru Dosha). Rituals like Tarpan and Shradh performed today were particularly effective in reducing karmic debts, as Swati Nakshatra heightened ancestral energies and Rahu’s influence.
This unique celestial event urged many to seek closure and resolve family disputes for long-lasting harmony.
Special Impact
This unique overlap opened a powerful channel for addressing Pitru Dosha—ancestral karmic imbalances. With the Sun and Moon in Libra, a sign representing balance and justice, it was an ideal day for performing rituals to clear obstacles in family harmony and career.
Nakshatra and Planetary Effects
The eclipse occurred in the Swati Nakshatra, ruled by Rahu, intensifying the need to resolve deep-seated family disputes and karmic patterns. The combined energies of the Moon and Sun, along with Rahu’s influence, created an optimal time for spiritual practices like Tarpan and Pind Daan.
Rituals and Remedies:
- Tarpan and Shradh: Offering water and food to ancestors was particularly powerful under the influence of the Swati Nakshatra, aiding in the resolution of unresolved karmic debts.
- Mantras and Prayers: Chanting mantras like “Om Pitrubhyo Namah” during the eclipse helped connect with the spirit realm for peace and blessings.
Effect on Zodiac Signs:
- Libra & Aries: Urged to resolve conflicts in relationships and seek new balance.
- Capricorn & Cancer: Focused on restructuring roles and achieving stability in both family and professional sectors.
Today’s eclipse was a potent astrological event that not only symbolized closure and new beginnings but also provided a rare opportunity to heal ancestral wounds.
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