108 Aeon Series: Vedic Astrology on Karma in Relationships with Essil Gandhi

Welcome to a special series on the podcast where we have Luminaries from the Aeon Institute talk about ancient lineages in accessible and contemporary ways. Here Essil walks us through a common topic most folks can feel finicky about: karma and the stars co-collarborating the energies of our fate.

Instead of handwaving this as a great mystery, Essil and Maria get technical and practical about the mechanics of karma, and what it means to dance alongside the one’s you’ve accumulated or are bound to happen. We talk about the elegant design of shared karma in relationships: our friends, lovers, enemies, and the ever continuous dance of spirit to expound and experience it’s own lessons. We also cover the nuance of improvising with energetic queues and exercising one’s own creativity within the grand set design of life.

If you’ve ever been curious with how karma in relationships, “fated” ness works, then this episode if for you.

PS: this episode is mostly in taglish :) we recorded in a yogurt place so pardon the occasional noise and musical messages

Covers:

• defining karma, saturn lord of time, balance
• being a good receiver, least amount of friction vis a vis effort
• fulfilling desire, the chart as timing of lights & music, spectrum of fulfilment
• personal ~ collective karma, mature ~ immature expression
• why partnered karma expires? clarifying relational intentions
• the humility of good timing, and theatrical lights, hearing our own desires/desirability
• riding the emotions in the adlib/improvisation of life, working with “misalignment”, origins of jyotish
• tropical vis a vis vedic, eg cancer 10H (vedic) —> leo (tropical) 10H, pisces vedic > aries tropical
• acceptance, prayer, using negative emotions to clarify your desires
• desires being nulled but also remixed

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