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Guys its been 7 days since i bought a course in chitti app, but i havent been unlocked or given access to course, i raised ticket but no one is responding? what to do? my exams are coming upppp

I’m trying to understand the actual methodology behind choosing a Muhurta (auspicious time), rather than just getting a specific date/time recommendation.

For practicing Vedic astrologers:

1. What factors do you check first when selecting a Muhurta?

2. How do you prioritize Tithi, Nakshatra, Vara, Yoga, Karana, Lagna, planetary positions, Tarabala, Chandrabala, etc.?

3. How do you eliminate inauspicious periods?

4. How much does the purpose of the event change the criteria? For example, marriage vs starting a business vs travel vs surgery vs education.

5. Do you check the person's birth chart as well, or is Muhurta selection mainly based on the Panchanga?

6. Are there any classical texts or specific rules you follow for this?

I’m not asking for a Muhurta for myself. I want to understand the step-by-step reasoning an astrologer uses to arrive at one.

Would appreciate answers from people who actually practice Muhurta Jyotisha or have studied the classical texts.

Hi everyone,

My birthday is coming up, and instead of spending all the money on myself, I'd like to use part of it to help people or animals in need.

I'm looking for genuine organisations in Visakhapatnam where I can sponsor meals or basic necessities with a budget of around ₹10,000–₹20,000. This could be an old age home, orphanage, shelter, community kitchen, or an organisation that feeds stray dogs or other animals.

I'd prefer places that are trustworthy and transparent, where I can be confident the money is actually being used for the intended purpose. If you've personally donated to or volunteered with any such organisation, I'd really appreciate your recommendations and experiences.

Thanks in advance!

hi guys im trying to get license for my mother but the issue is that people are saying due to new rules it has become very difficult to do driving test so is there any centre where we can just pay and skip the driving test? main problem is those censors like one of the people i knew went and he got fine for like small thing and had to pay money again so thats why guys if you know any good centres do let me know

I've been wondering about this from a Vedic astrology perspective.

Let's say a chart strongly points toward one type of career for example, heavy emphasis on the 7th house (business, clients, partnerships) or the 8th house (research, investigation, hidden knowledge, finance, transformation), or a stellium that keeps reinforcing those themes.

Is a person essentially "meant" to pursue those kinds of careers, or can they deliberately choose something completely different and still become equally successful?

In other words, how deterministic is a birth chart when it comes to profession?

Does free will allow someone to build an entirely different path, or does life eventually keep pulling them back toward what the chart signifies?

I'm asking about the general principle, not anyone's personal chart.

guys my mentor is such a pain in the ass hes not even helping in anything hes just being an attitude queen and failing to answer any question and leaving on seen and doing overaction. what can i do? is there anything i can do report him and stuff its super annoying this guys attitude its pissing me off

I've been studying Jyotish for a while, and one thing I've never fully understood is how experienced astrologers confidently narrow predictions down to specific days or short time windows.

For example, you'll sometimes hear statements like:

"This particular day is very unfavorable."

"Avoid traveling on this date."

"This week has a high accident risk."

"A major opportunity opens around this period."

"This is an excellent day to sign contracts."

"This period carries elevated health or life-threatening risks."

"Don't make important decisions during these few days."

My question is: what is the actual methodology behind this?

I'm not looking for vague answers like "look at transits."

I'd like to understand the complete process that experienced Jyotish astrologers use.

Specifically:

Which timing systems are layered together? (Vimshottari Dasha, Antardasha, Pratyantar Dasha, Sukshma, etc.)

How important are transits compared to Dashas?

How do astrologers use Ashtakavarga in timing?

How are Nakshatra transits used?

Are lunar tithis, yogas, karanas, and muhurta factors considered?

How important are divisional charts (especially D9, D10, D30, D60) for event timing?

How do Jaimini techniques fit into prediction?

Are Tajika/Annual charts (Varshaphala) commonly used?

Do experienced astrologers use gochara alone, or do they always combine multiple systems?

How do they distinguish between a period of general stress versus an actual concrete event?

How do they estimate the severity of an event rather than just saying "challenging period"?

For topics like accidents, surgery, financial collapse, or even death-related indications, how do traditional astrologers approach timing? Which combinations do they examine, and how do they avoid overinterpreting weak signals?

I'm mainly interested in the predictive methodology itself, not in debating whether astrology works.

If you're an experienced Jyotish practitioner, how do you narrow broad planetary periods into specific, high-probability dates or windows? What systems do you trust the most, and in what order do you apply them?

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hi guys because of this new academic policies people are taking tc so where is a good place to go?

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The internet basically convinced an entire generation that being 6ft+ is one of the most important traits a man can have. Whether that's true or not doesn't matter anymore the narrative became reality because it got repeated enough times.

So here's my question to all the short kings and guys under 6ft:

What if we deliberately pushed a different narrative?

Not "tall guys are bad."

Not "short guys are victims."

But a narrative that traits like confidence, intelligence, kindness, loyalty, ambition, humor, emotional maturity, and competence are far more attractive than a number on a measuring tape.

Social media runs on repetition. If millions of people can repeat "6ft minimum" for years and make it mainstream, why can't we spend the next few years promoting the idea that height is massively overrated?

Imagine thousands of posts, comments, memes, videos, and success stories all reinforcing the same message:

Character > Height

Confidence > Height

Competence > Height

Kindness > Height

Ambition > Height

I'm genuinely curious:

Would any of you be interested in actively pushing this narrative online?

Not as a hate movement against tall people, but as a coordinated effort to make society place less importance on height and more importance on traits that actually determine whether someone is a good partner, friend, leader, or person.

The internet created the current narrative.

The internet can create a new one too.

Hi everyone i was wondering how to apply for the gap year thing in gitam where they give you option to not attend classes for a year and you don't have to start from the beginning but from where you stopped?