First in my bloodline to see Vladimir Putin fact-checking Rahul Gandhi and the Congress ecosystem!
The Russian President clearly says that it is due to Prime Minister's Narendra Modi's personal attention to the relationship that the India-Russia trade is growing.
Rahul Gandhi and his followers thought he was mocking Modi’s “hug diplomacy”. What he actually exposed was how little he understands diplomacy!
We are conditioned to view unyielding loyalty as the highest form of devotion. But when you strip away the romanticism, blind loyalty is often the ultimate breeding ground for psychological warfare.
There is a razor-thin line between a clean, principled bond (9th house Dharma) and an 8th-house dynamic of absolute captivity (Ashtama Shadow)
In a clean, conscious alliance, loyalty is governed by the 9th House (Dharma Bhava). It is rooted in higher truth, mutual respect, and unshakeable ethics.
It is a voluntary alliance between two sovereign individuals who share the same moral compass. It thrives because it is clean, transparent, and free of hidden conditions.
If a boundary is systematically violated or ethics are compromised, the alignment dissolves naturally. You walk away with your spirit intact because your loyalty was tied to principles; never to a trauma response.
However, when loyalty enters the dark, un-remediated waters of the 8th House (Ashtama Bhava), it mutates into something sinister. It ceases to be about devotion and becomes about control, hidden debts (Rina), and psychological survival.
The 8th house rules joint finances, hidden assets, and psychological debts. In a toxic dynamic, loyalty is never free; it is a weaponized obligation. The toxic counterpart uses early favors, calculated financial aid, or shared secrets to create an unwritten contract of eternal compliance (Karmic Indebtedness). They build a psychological prison where any attempt at independence or personal sovereignty is framed as a betrayal of their original investment.
Ashtama is the house of sudden upheavals, hidden enmities, and psychological crises. Toxic loyalty thrives on chaos. It binds people together through intense trauma-bonding, mutual paranoia, and "us against the world" architecture. The toxic dynamic deliberately isolates you from external feedback loops, convincing you that they are the only one who can shield you from the chaos they often subtly orchestrate themselves.
The most dangerous shadow of 8th-house loyalty is that it demands the total surrender of your personal identity. It operates in the dark. They demand that you compromise your morals, your truth, and your sanity to protect their hidden skeletons or preserve their fragile ego. Under this dark lens, loyalty means staying quiet while your trust is violated, or actively participating in your own silencing. This is literal psychological erasure masquerading as protection.
Because the 8th house rules the occult, taboo secrets, and unseen forces, toxic loyalty here transcends normal manipulation; it becomes literal psychic enmeshment. Just as the 8th house governs shared physical resources like joint finances, alimony, and inheritance, the toxic counterpart subconsciously treats your vital life force (Prana) as a shared asset that they have the right to tax, draw from, and harvest. They feed off your energetic light while projecting their unhealed shadow onto you, using silent treatments, intense emotional projection, or guilt to anchor hooks into your subconscious via psychic leaks.
Breaking the spell and unpacking an 8th-house entanglement requires brutal, unglamorous shadow work. You have to willingly sit in the dark and ask the most terrifying psychological question: What part of my own unhealed programming felt safe in this captivity? True healing means looking at your own shadow, pulling your energy back out of their ledger, and cutting the invisible psychic cords keeping you bound to their matrix.
Dharmic loyalty empowers your growth. Toxic, 8th-house loyalty demands that you hand over your personal power so they can control your narrative.
When you break free from an 8th-house entanglement, you realize that true sovereignty means being fiercely loyal to your own reality and boundaries first, even if it means becoming the villain in someone else’s distorted matrix.
In Vedic Astrology (Jyotish), the exact angular distance between the Sun and the Moon is a critical blueprint of your Soul Script from a past life.
This mathematical relationship calculates your Janma Tithi: the precise lunar day you were born.
Astronomically, a Tithi is born every time the Moon advances exactly 12 degrees away from the Sun.
The Sun is your Sthira Atmakaraka: the permanent signifier of your soul, core destiny, and divine purpose.
The Moon is your Manas: the signifier of your mind, emotional processing, and subconscious conditioning.
Therefore, your Tithi measures the structural relationship between your conscious mind and your eternal soul.
It reveals how much karmic friction exists between what your soul came here to do and how your mind emotionally reacts to it.
If you are born during Krishna Paksha (the waning phase), the Moon is moving back toward the Sun. This indicates an inward, reflective past-life trajectory where the mind is learning to dissolve the ego.
If you are born during Shukla Paksha (the waxing phase), the Moon is breaking away into the light. This signifies a past-life momentum geared toward outward manifestation, desire, and building emotional structures.
If they are too close, the Moon becomes Amavasya (New Moon) or combust. The blinding light of the Sun's ego temporarily eclipses the mind, demanding that you learn absolute emotional self-reliance in this lifetime.
If they are directly opposite at 180 degrees, it is Purnima (Full Moon). The soul fully illuminates the mind, granting massive objective awareness, but often triggering an internal tug-of-war between public duty and private peace.
Your Tithi is one of the five vital pillars of the Panchang. It is the emotional capital you were allocated before taking your first breath.
Understanding your Sun-Moon distance is the key to ending the war within.
It is the moment you stop fighting your deep-seated behavioral loops and finally read the exact karmic manual your soul left behind.
Pradosha Narasimha Swamy a rare smiling Narasimha vigraha at Singaperumal Koil 🪷
Significance of not consuming food in the open according to our Shastras
According to our Shāstrās, whenever we have a meal at any place, we must always rinse our mouth before leaving that place or Vaastu. Also, we must rinse our mouth if we have had milk or any food item containing milk, before going out of the house especially in the evenings.
This is because a person attracts negative energies if he/she travels without rinsing their mouth after eating something.
As far as possible, one should avoid eating fried items in the open, because fried items definitely attracts negative energies. Hence, fried food should always be had inside some Vaastu and never in the open.
If you happen to have a meal in the open, before starting your meal, a small piece of that food should be first thrown out/away. Then after mentally offering the Naivedhyam to Bhagwan, we should start the meal. This ensures that no negative energies that might be around can caste Drishti (evil eye) on your meal.
These rules must be followed always and especially more so on an Amavasya and during Pitru Paksha.
Every ritual in our Vedic Dharma has immense significance and relevance.
Jai Srimannarayana 🙏
#Narasimha
Just imagine Manish Sisodia as India's health minister!
He and his pawn, like Abhijit Dipke, lobbied for a vaccine that has the cancer-promoting SV40 gene.
Imagine the funding to remove the current government for denying the huge market.
Pleased to call on President Vladimir Putin of Russia in Moscow today. Handed over a personal message from Prime Minister @narendramodi.
Briefed him on the deliberation held under the 27th IRIGC-TEC, reviewing our cooperation across a wide range of domains. Value his guidance in that regard.
Also discussed regional and global issues of importance.
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