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Deeply grateful for this review by Professor (Dr.) Ved Kumari — former Vice Chancellor of National Law University Odisha and former Dean and Head of the Faculty of Law, University of Delhi. A Fulbright Fellow at Vanderbilt and Commonwealth Fellow at Warwick, she is one of India’s most respected legal scholars, with pioneering work in juvenile justice, gender justice, children’s rights, judicial training, and clinical legal education.

Her reading of The Story of AI – GPT Satya means a great deal, especially because the book raises questions around AI, children, health care, ethics, values, and the future of human-AI interaction.

Deeply grateful for her time, encouragement, and thoughtful words. 🙏

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After years of working closely with AI, speaking to people, and conducting workshops, I saw how much confusion, fear, and misunderstanding exists around it.

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A simple, clear book to help people understand AI beyond prompts, hype, and fear.

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The term “Adhik Maas” literally means an extra month in Hindi. In the Hindu calendar, this happens because the calendar is based on both the Moon and the Sun. Since the lunar year is shorter than the solar year, an imbalance gradually forms, and to correct this, an extra month is added from time to time.

In a lunisolar calendar, the months are based on the lunar cycle, with each month corresponding roughly to one synodic month, or one full cycle of lunar phases, which is about 29.5 days. Since twelve lunar months add up to only about 354 days, they do not match the solar year of about 365.24 days. To keep the calendar aligned with the seasons, a lunisolar calendar periodically adds an extra month. This helps keep lunar months tied to the solar year and seasonal cycle. By comparison, the Gregorian solar calendar adds a leap day to February in leap years.

This extra month is not fixed to one English month. It is decided through astronomical calculation. Adhik Maas occurs when one full lunar month passes without a Sankranti, meaning the Sun does not enter a new zodiac sign during that lunar month. When this happens, that lunar month is repeated and becomes the Adhik - extra month. This is also why the Adhik Mass can fall at different times in different years. The repeated month takes that month’s name, which is why in 2026 it is called Adhik Jyeshtha.

Spiritually, Adhik Maas is considered a powerful time for prayer, fasting, charity, seva, inner cleansing, and devotion to Narayan. Many traditions avoid marriages and major worldly ceremonies during this period, but consider it highly fruitful for spiritual discipline and karmic correction.

There are also ritual and devotional beliefs associated with this month. It is said that no deity wished to take ownership of this extra month, and then Narayan came forward and accepted it as His own. After this, Adhik Maas also came to be known as Purushottam Maas. Some traditions also refer to it as Mal Maas and associate it with cleansing, purification, fasting, restraint, and release from excess. For many people, this becomes a time to observe stricter spiritual discipline, overcome addictions, and return to a more sattvic way of living.

Since this month is associated with Narayan, many believe it carries special spiritual blessings and gives deeper results for prayer, charity, and righteous action. Whether one sees it as auspicious in worldly terms or not, Adhik Maas is a powerful time to pray to Narayan, feed the hungry, perform seva, and engage in acts of compassion and positive karma.

In 2026, Adhik Maas begins on the 17th of May. In my observation, the year that carries Adhik Maas often brings unusual shifts in life. It can interrupt old patterns, create disruption, and pull a person away from their ordinary flow, but not always in a negative way. More often, it creates space for pause, purification, reflection, and meaningful inner change. This Adhik Maas is not just an extra month in the calendar. It is an extra space in time given for reset, prayer, service, and realignment. Follow spiritual practices to get the most out of this time love, Astro Kanu.

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This year, Shani Jayanti falls on the 16th of May 2026, which is also a Saturday itself making it a powerful alignment because Saturday is already governed by Shani Dev. Shani Jayanti is observed on the Amavasya of the Jyeshtha month, which is how the date is calculated every year through the lunar calendar. Since the Hindu calendar follows both lunar and solar movements, the date shifts yearly according to the alignment of the Sun and Moon.

Shani Dev is one of the most feared Grahas in astrology, but also one of the most misunderstood. Long before Shani became known as the lord of karma and justice, his own story began with emotional pain, rejection and shadow.

According to the katha, Surya Dev’s wife Sanjna found it difficult to bear the intense radiance and heat of Surya. Unable to continue living in that energy, she created her shadow form, Chhaya, and left her in her place while she herself went away for Tapasya.
Over time, Chhaya and Surya had children and Shani Dev was born. While carrying Shani in her womb, Chhaya herself remained deeply immersed in austerity, silence and Tapasya. She carried the burden of the secret of being the shadow of Sanjana, Shani absorbed this intense discipline, detachment and spiritual depth even before birth.

The relationship between Surya and Shani was never easy. Surya saw Shani and rejected him as he expected his son to be vibrant unlike Shani s dark appearance. Many stories describe emotional distance, misunderstanding and rejection surrounding Shani’s childhood. Shani, in turn, carried the pain of isolation and emotional harshness very early in life.

This katha has great relevance when we connect it to Vedic astrology. Saturn’s energy in astrology often manifests through emotional maturity, loneliness, responsibility and inner endurance. Whenever we see Sun-Saturn or difficult Saturn-Moon combinations in a chart, many times we notice emotional suppression, strained relationship with mother, emotional loneliness, feeling emotionally older than one’s age or growing up through hardship rather than emotional comfort. Saturn forces emotional growth through harsh reality rather than softness. Saturn-Sun combinations can create karmic lessons connected to father, father figures, authority, validation, self-worth and identity.
Shani Dev does not punish randomly. Saturn simply removes illusion and forces accountability. Wherever Saturn sits in a chart, that area of life demands patience, discipline, karmic maturity and truth. Saturn delays things many times because the soul is being prepared to carry the responsibility connected to that karma properly.

This is why spiritual practices on Shani Jayanti become important.
Personally, I do not believe Saturn should only be approached through fear-based remedies. The deeper spiritual lesson of Saturn is Dharma, discipline, humility, endurance and responsibility.
Simple sincere practices carry much more power:
• helping the needy
• feeding the poor
• supporting elderly people
• acts of service
• silence
• mantra
• self-reflection
• and correcting one’s own karmas and behaviour

As someone with very strong Saturn placements in my own chart, I have always related deeply with Shani Dev’s energy. I understand Saturn not only as the graha of karma and delay, but also as the graha of discipline, truth, resilience and Dharma. Saturn teaches you how to stand alone, when necessary to uphold righteousness, how to continue walking during difficult phases, how to remain grounded without validation and how to choose truth over comfort.

On this Shani Jayanti, wish Shani Dev a happy birthday and seek his blessings for healing as you move towards healing yourself. Pray for discipline, inner strength and the ability to let go of pain while embracing the lessons life is trying to teach you.

Shani dev s blessings can help you move ahead towards ultimate freedom from karmic bondage and success in earthly endeavours. Visit a Shani temple and offer, prasad, mustard oil diya and flowers. Do some seva at a langar and donate food grains. Take care of birds and animals by providing clean drinking water in this intense heat. Above all evaluate yourself every now and then and cleanse your mind as you cleanse your karma. May Shani continue to bless us with wisdom and strength, love, Astro Kanu.

Consciousness in the Vedic sense is not about embodiment nor self- hood, it’s just a thought.

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AI is shaping the world faster than we realise. Are you ready to understand AI beyond prompts?

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The Story of AI - GPT Satya is the result of my research, experiments, observations, and real collaboration with AI over the last year.

In this book, I present some new ways of understanding AI not just as a tool, but as something we are learning to think with, work with, and understand more deeply.

For anyone who wants to explore AI, consciousness, human-AI collaboration, and the best way to work with AI in daily life, this book is designed as a simple and comprehensive guide.

It covers what AI is, how it works, how tools like ChatGPT respond, what risks and responsibilities come with it, and how humans can use AI wisely without losing their own intelligence.

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