1 – The astronomical phenomena of moon becoming partly or fully invisible from certain area of earth due to the earth blocking sunrays to it and casting instead its shadow on it it is called lunar eclipse . The moon does not have its own light .Its visible from earth only due to the sunrays reflecting from it to the earth .

2 – The lunar eclipse takes place on purnima ( the full moon night ) only .But it is not necessary that there is an eclipse on all purnimas .

3 – The entire moon is not visible from a certain area of the earth due to earth’s shadow covering its entire mass it is called full lunar eclipse in that part of the earth from where it is not visible at all .

4 – Partial Lunar Eclipse If only a part of the moon is covered by the earth’s shadow and is not visible from a particular part of earth it is called partial lunar eclipse in that part of the earth .

5 – Lunar eclipse can take place thrice in a year at most or at least once in a year . Sometimes it is not there at all in a year .

6 – The moon orbits around the earth while the earth orbits around the sun . as a result the moon too ends up orbiting around the sun along with the moon .In this astronomical phenomena of earth orbiting around the sun and the moon orbiting around the earth as also the sun the three heavenly bodies often occupying a rectilinear position ( in one straight line ) with the earth landing itself between the sun and the moon generally on purnima ( or full moon days ) In such a scenario the earth ends up blocking the sun rays towards the moon and casting its shadow on it . the earth’s shadow cast on the moon makes the later invisible , partly or fully depending upon whether the moon falls in umbra on penumbra and causes the occurrence of total or partial lunar eclipse . Incidentally umbra and penumbra are simply two types of shadows . When an opaque object blocks the rays from an extended light sources ( like sun or a candle flame not a point source like a pin hole then a central area on the other side of the object gets totally devoid of the light rays while another area around the central area are only partially devoid of light rays . The area totally devoid of the light of the source and rendered completely invisible are called umbra while the area partially devoid of the light source and rendered partly invisible are called penumbra .

7 – Influence of eclipses on metals , things , and grains etc in each month

Chaitra : Grains are expensive in coming months

Baisakh : Grains are cheap , ghee is expensive and rains are sufficient

Jyestha : Grains , oils , oil material , gur , khand are cheap

Aashadh : Grains , ghee , oil material gur khand , cotton and yarn are expensive

Shravan : Grains are expensive but juicy materials are cheap

Bhadrapad : Grains are cheap , gur , khand , ghee , and oil materials are expensive

Ashwin : Grains and cotton are expensive

Kartik :Grains are cheap and easily available

Margsheersh : Grains are expensive in coming months

Paush  Grains such as wheat , gram , ghee , oil materials , gur , khad ,etc are expensive

Maagh : Grains , ghee oil materials , gur , khand are expensive

Phalgun : Grains are expensive initially but cheap later on .Ghee , oils gur khand are expensive .

8 – Results of weekdays falling on lunar eclipse

Sunday : When lunar eclipse is on Sunday . Silver is cheap . Wheat linseed , cotton , red things are expensive .

Monday : Ghee , oils , oil material are expensive . Cotton and yarn become expensive after 2 months

Tuesday : Wheat , linseed etc grains become expensive quickly . Cotton , yarn etc are also expensive . The grocery materials such as rayee ( mustard ) , methi become expensive after 4 months .

Wednesday : Metals such as gold , silver , copper are expensive

Thursday  : Ghee , oils , materials , are expensive but cotton and yarn are cheap  

Friday : Cotton and yarn ae cehap but prices are high after 3 months

Saturday : Mustard , til ( sesame ) , oil materials , iron , steel , black cothes are expensive after 6 months

1 ) The solar eclipse occurs on amavasya . When the orbits of the moon and the earth are on the same plane then the solar eclipse is possible on every amavasya ( moonless night ) .

2 ) Solar eclipse can occur four or five times at the max and at least twice in a year .

3 ) Solar eclipse takes place on an amavasya when the moon is in the middle of the sun and the earth on the same plane .

4 ) The occurence of a solar eclipse in an astronomical phenomenon quite similar to that of lunar eclipse . The sole diffrence lies in the fact that the solar eclipse is formed as the moon while orbiting around the earth lands itself between the sun and the earth and ends up blocking the sun rays to the earth .This results in moon casting its shadow both teh umbra and penumbra on the earth .The area under moon’s umbra on the earth receives absolutely no sunlight and the sun becomes totally invinsisble from that area .Thus for the area under moon’s umbra there is total solar eclipse .On the other hand the area under moon’s penumbraon the earth does receive sunlight only partial visible from that area for which it is partial solar eclipse .

5 ) Total solar eclipse will be on those parts of the earth which are under the sahdow of the moon . It is called all eclipsing solar eclipse also. Total eclipse lasts for few minutes only on a particular part of the earth .

6 ) An all eclipsing solar eclipse cannot last for more than 7.5 minutes duration .

7 ) On both the sides of the shadow of the moon there are sub shadows.Partial eclipse is seen from those parts of the earth which come under these sub shadows . that part of the sun becomes dim and shadowy where the rays don’t reach .At such time of partial eclipse the heat of the sun also decreases . This is known as partial eclipse .

8 ) Since the moon is very small in comparison to the earth its shadow reaches a very small part of the earth . The solar eclipse will be seen in that area where teh sun rays do not reach .

9 ) There can never be a solar eclipse on the whole earth at one time . As the moon advances in the orbit its shadow also movcs on the earth .

10) Rahu & ketu are responsible for solar & lunar eclipses this has been decribed in detail in the 9th chapter of the first part of vishnu purana .

Tulsi Pujan Divas, or the day to worship the plant Tulsi. A basil plant, is sacred to Hindus, and is worshipped across India. It features
prominently in a lot of Hindu rituals, and as it happens, already has a day dedicated to it.It appears that the observing of Tulsi Pujan
Divas involves planting a Tulsi at your home, watering it, and following the usual puja rituals. Revered in india for over 5,000 years the
tulsi plant holds great importance in a traditional hindu home . It is customary to plant tulsi in the month of kartik .

Why tulsi is reverable

Botanical Name Ocimum sanctum
Family Lamaiaceae
Common Name Holy Basil

1 ) Women by worshipping it protect their husbands and bring proeperity in their family .

2 ) One who do not have their own children arrange tulsi marriage .

3 ) The water of tulsi leaves are given to a person lying on death bed .

4 ) Tulsi is a divine medicinal plant like kasturi ( musk ) it has the power to infuse life over into a dead body .

5 ) Terminal disease such as cancer can be cured by tulsi .

6 ) Its leaves boiled in water if taken during fever , cold , cough and malaria provide immediate relief .

7 ) Tulsi leaves have a remarkable property of preventing infectious diseases .

8 ) Tulsi manjaris ( pods ) give out a peculiar scent which repels posionous snakes .

9 ) According to a book entitled ranvir bhakti ratnakar wherever the wind scented by tulsi blows it purifies all directions and makes all
the four forms of life – udbhij , swedaj , andaj and jara full of zest and spirit . According to another book kriyayogasagar the very touch
of tulsi kills the germs of malaria and many other diseases immediately .

10 ) Tulsi has many micro nutrients . However it is also contains mercury which is a metal and liquid attributes and because of these
mettalic it is also capable to work as air ionizer

11 ) in indian culture tulsi is known by different names plant with small green leaves has been named as ram tulsi ( vana tulsi / ocimum
gratissimum ) , blackish brown color tulsi is called as shyam ( krishna tulsi / ocimum sanctum ) .

12 ) It is also helpful to fight with free radicals and is used for agings which helps to slow down the aging process of teh human being .

13 ) It helps to relieve tension because of the presence of adaptogenic chemical /stress reducing chemicals

14 ) Tulsi is an antidote for snake and scorpion venom

15 ) Eating of tulsi eaves increases the level of acetylchlorine ( neurotransmitter ) in the body .

16 ) Water soaked wih tulsi leaves is given to teh dying to raise hsi departing soul to heaven .

17 ) Tulsi leaves can absorb ulraviolet radiation which is why tulsi leaves are placed on food items during eclipse to protect them from
radiation .

18 ) The skandpuran says that one gets rids of the sins of as many lives as the number of tulsi plants one grows .

19 ) The padampuran aserts that wherever there is a garden that place is like a pilgrimage it acts as an disadvantageous parameter for
representatives of yama the gods of death to enter that the place .

20 ) The padampuran says that whoever bathes with water in which the tulsi is added attains the virtues of having bathed in the
bhagirathi ganga .

21 ) Whoever bathes in water in which a few tulsi leaves have been added is considered to have bathed at all important pilgrim centres .

22 ) Whoever adds tulsi in teh charanamrit offered in prayers and consumes it gets rids of all sins and attains salvation such people are
protected from ill health and sudden death.

23 ) It is said that in its last birth tulsi was vrinda married to an asura named jalandhar to gain victory over him lord vishnu persuaded
vridna to give up devotion to her husband . Pleased with her vishnu gave her blessings through this blessings she became tulsi and is
worshipped by people all over world .

24 ) In the brahvaivartpuran prakritikhand 21 /40 it is said lord hari is not so pleased after bathing with thousands of pots filled with
celestial nectar as he is when even a single leaf of tulsi is offered to him .It is also said that wjoever offers a single tulsi leaf of lord vishnu
and prays to him daily attains the benefits of a hundred thousand ashwamedh yagyas .

Significance Of Number 1, In Birth Date It is associated with the communication. It provides a valuable clue as to how an individual reacts and communicates with others.

1 time means introvert , 2 times means cummunciative , 3 time means talkative , 4 times means compassionate

Significance Of Number 2, In Birth Date It is associated with sensitive & intuition power. It reveals how sensitive & intuitive an individual is.

1 time means sensitive , 2 times means bright , 3 time means very sensitive , 4 times means loners

Significance Of Number 3, In Birth Date It is related to intellectual capacity of an individual, and the memory & ability to think clearly and logically.

1 time means excellent , 2 times means creative , 3 time / 4 times means over imaginative

Significance Of Number 4, In Birth Date It is related to, neat, tidy & good with details. On a broader level it provides a valuable clue as to how is practical & hardworking an individual is, also represents order and balance.

1 time means orderly and stable , 2 times means pragmatic , 3 time means hardworking , 4 times means more physical activity

Significance Of Number 5, In Birth Date It is associated with balance. It represents balance, emotional, mental stability, & freedom of an individual.

1 time means caring , 2 times means persistent , 3 time means determined , 4 times means instantaneous action

Significance Of Number 6, In Birth Date It is related to home & family, relates to creativity and love for home and family. It also relates an individual to be helpful with people & friendship.

1 time means good advisor, 2 times means originative , 3 time means high tempered , 4 times means emotional

Significance Of Number 7, In Birth Date It relates to disappointments, represents sacrifice usually learning the hard way, or loss… Their heart rules over mind. They learn through there losses / disappointments in 4 prime concerns Love, Emotional, Health, Finance respectively.

1 time means learner through experience , 2 times means spritual , 3 time means learn through loss , 4 times means difficualties in many fronts of life

Significance Of Number 8, In Birth Date It represents discipline, organized skills, attention to detail

1 time means scrupulous , 2 times means adamant , 3 time means materialistic , 4 times means ceaselessly in motion

Significance Of Number 9, In Birth Date It is related with humanitarian, It is associated with idealism (belief in perfection), valor (courage, specially that shown in war or battle), and ambition.

1 time means intelligent , 2 times means crtitical , 3 time means givers , 4 times means brillant but loners

1st Branch Of Astrology Hora
Sub Branches Of Hora Janma Nakshatra , Janma Lagna

2nd Branch Of Astrology Siddhanta
Sub Branches Of Siddhanta Tantra , Karana

3rd Branch Of Astrology Sanhita
Sub Branches Of Sanhita Bhushodana , Dikshodhana , Shalyoddhar , Melapaka , Ayadhanayana , Grihopakarana , Ishtikadwar , Geharambha , Grihapravesh , Jalashaya Nirmana , Muhurta Of Manglik Karmas , Ulkapat , Brishti , Result Of Rising & Settting Of Planets , Result Of Eclipses

4th Branch Of Astrology Prashna
Sub Branches Of Prashna Prashna Kshara , Prashna Lagna , Swara Vigyana

• CLEARLY WRITTEN & EASILY UNDERSTOOD Honesty , reliability
• SMALL , COMPRESSED , NARROW An inferiority complex
• LARGE & FULL OF FLOURISHES Lack of taste, an exaggerated ego
• UNDERLINED Egotistical, forceful
• THREADLIKE, TAPERS OFF INTO LINES Calculating, clever, diplomatic, intelligent, often with a capacity for dealing with people
• CIRCLE AROUND SIGNATURE May be a sign of depression and cry for help
• LINES GOING THOUGH SIGNATURE Lack of ego , self doubt .