2 Mukhi Choice

[Guest guest]

Dear Satyadharma Ji

 

Need to take a moment and think calmer about this...Rahu and Saturn

transiting moon can certainly be a difficulty however at time of

transit all your good works also come into play regarding the wake

up call.........since you have been in work of service this may be

something like stubbing your toe instead of being hit by a

truck........Navratna MahaYantra is a suggestion as is the wearing

of 10 Mukhi and 11 Mukhi to pacify all planets 24 hours a day and 7

days a week.......meerly wearing any of the Holy Rudraksha will help

to pacify any negativity towards you.....however 7 Mukhi in pairs

pacify Saturn and 8 Mukhi in pairs pacify Rahu....dont have enough

information here to go further however I do know that moon can never

be stronger than Rahu or Saturn as far as I have seen in this age so

is best to go the other way and pacify the planets you may be

haveing difficulty with......many will differ with what is said

however Jyotish Astrology is so complicated and there are so many

ways to approach the difficulty that in your case I would go for

pacifying the planets instead of trying to make moon stronger

because if moon is not place in strong house then it only makes the

matter worse to try and fight forces that are stronger than moon

 

Your past good works will be helping out a great deal with this

whole situation as Karma has a way of working out a balance

 

hope this helps

 

Wishing you and Family the Best

 

DD

 

, "rudraksha67"

<satyadharma wrote:

>

> Namaskar

>

> Please help, I need to purchase 2 mukhi Nepali bead to wear in

> addition to my mala, my moon is very much affected by a Rahu

transit

> and Saturn, I have 3-14 mukhi beads , 3-7 mukhi I have 3 beads of

> each, rest is one bead each, all collector size... but I am in

doubt

> about what I should choose of 2 mukhi, a single collector size

bead, 3

> normal size beads or a javanese kantha? What would be most

> powerful...? I cannot afford to purchase 3 collector size Nepali

> beads, at least right now.

>

> Thank you for any help,

>

> Satyadharma

>