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Planets, constellations and zodiac signs have great importance in the Indian astrology tradition. In ancient times, learned astrologers did not limit their views to mere calculations or scriptures, but also conveyed them to other people through folk language and poetry.
One such interesting astrological poem is believed to have been composed by Dada Mairam, in which he has explained the nature of the 12 zodiac signs and their ascendants in a very simple and folk style.
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At the beginning of the poem, Dada Mairam says that not everyone has the correct knowledge of the ascendant of the 12 zodiac signs. According to astrology, it is not easy to understand the movement of planets and their effects. Therefore, a person who understands the influence of ascendant and planets can easily know many secrets of life.
Dada Mairam says that,
No one can know the secret of the twelve ascendants.
Only he can understand the movement of the planet and has the knowledge of astrology.
Aries ascendant is angry and Taurus is the leader of the house.
In Gemini form, always be ready.
Cancer ascendant looks beautiful, disease resides in the body.
Leo ascendant is strong, always have faith.
Virgo: Think cleverly, work carefully.
Scorpio is a little selfish, don’t hold it in mind.
Sagittarius full of ethical qualities, Capricorn serious nature.
Aquarius is absorbed in devotion, Pisces is affected by struggle.
At the end of the poem, Dada Mairam also explains the importance of karma-
There is no reward for the work, no matter what the solution.
Luck is achieved only by those who achieve it through their deeds.
In this way, this poem not only tells the nature of the zodiac signs, but also explains that, astrology gives indications, but ultimately our actions decide the direction of life.
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