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Ojo izquierdo de Horus: Una historia de redención es una narración india contemporánea con espina mítica: la vida cotidiana contada con la claridad de una parábola y la humildad de la práctica. Combina: Una voz cercana: directa, cálida, práctica. El camino de quien trabaja: empleos, facturas, familia y la heroica discreción de presentarse. Una columna simbólica sutil: pérdida que se vuelve mirada interior, desierto que se vuelve río, herida que se vuelve sabiduría. Herramientas, no sermones: cómo pelear sin romperse; cómo irse sin amargura; cómo quedarse cuando quedarse es ...

What if the Ramayana was more than just an ancient tale of good versus evil? What if each character mirrored a cosmic archetype, rooted in the Nakshatras—the lunar constellations of Vedic astrology? In "Ramayana Through the Nakshatras: Archetypes of Light and Shadow", the timeless Indian epic is reimagined through a celestial, psychological, and symbolic lens. Each of the 27 chapters is dedicated to a Nakshatra, aligning it with a key character or turning point in the Ramayana. The result is a layered exploration of the soul's journey, revealing karmic knots, ancestral truths, inner ...

Śaṣṭiāṁśa (D-60) is the most powerful and most misunderstood division in Jyotiṣa. Often reduced to fear-based interpretations of past-life punishment or fatal destiny, its original purpose—as taught in classical śāstra—has been obscured. This book restores Śaṣṭiāṁśa to its rightful place as the seed chart of Sañcita Karma, operating at the level of the Kāraṇa Śarīra. It explains how karmic memory, carried beyond intellect and emotion, becomes the hidden cause behind repeated life patterns, delayed fulfilment, fractured authority, and the compulsion to seek ...

The Bhagavad Gita through Jung's Lens: Archetypes and the Path Within offers a groundbreaking synthesis of ancient Eastern wisdom and modern Western psychology, revealing how one of humanity's greatest spiritual texts provides a complete roadmap for psychological integration and personal transformation. When the warrior Arjuna faces his own relatives on the battlefield of Kurukshetra, his moral crisis mirrors the universal human confrontation with the shadow—the first and most crucial step in Carl Jung's process of individuation. This book unveils how Krishna's teachings to the paralyzed ...

Arjun Rao, a secret avatar born under prophecy, wields extraordinary powers to expose global conspiracies and elite manipulations. From a shy YouTuber to a silent planetary guardian, he leads humanity’s awakening, proving that knowledge and strategy, not violence, can change the world. Author’s Note This work arises from long-term reflection, symbolic inquiry, lived experience, and sustained engagement with myth, psychology, and inner life. The themes, narratives, interpretations, and symbolic structures presented here are conceived and developed by the author over many years. In the ...

What if the Mahabharata was not just a saga of kings, queens, and war—but a celestial blueprint, encoded in the very fabric of the night sky? Nakshatra Mahabharata: The Celestial Epic is a visionary retelling of the epic through the lens of the 27 lunar nakshatras (plus Abhijit). Each chapter pairs a nakshatra with a pivotal character or moment, revealing how Vedic astrology, mythology, and archetypal psychology converge in the karmic rhythms of the Kurukshetra war and its aftermath. Through a synthesis of astrological insight, Jungian archetypes, and epic storytelling, this work ...

“Healing isn’t a sprint; it’s a practice.” “Some flames aren’t meant to be silent. They’re meant to be carried forward.” If one modern love story could be both a comfort and a catalyst, this would be it. Silent Flames will leave a glow long after the last page. Note: This work is grounded in the author’s original ideas and long-term symbolic inquiry. Editorial tools were used only to refine language and presentation, not to originate content.

Krishna: Mirror of the Self - A Jungian Journey into the Divine Archetype by Parthasarathy.V presents a revolutionary exploration of one of humanity's most beloved spiritual figures through the lens of depth psychology. This comprehensive work reveals how Krishna's extraordinary life story serves as the ultimate map for psychological wholeness and spiritual development. Drawing from Carl Jung's profound insights into the individuation process, this book demonstrates how Krishna embodies the complete archetypal journey from fragmented persona to integrated consciousness. Each phase of ...

Why do so many dreams involve trains, buses, flights, missed connections, and unfamiliar journeys? In Journeys of the Psyche, Parthasarathy V explores travel dreams not as symbols of escape, but as precise psychological maps drawn by the unconscious. Grounded in Jungian psychology and illustrated through carefully selected dream sequences, this book shows how the psyche uses movement to communicate timing, readiness, ethical restraint, ancestral weight, authority, and individuation. From crowded train compartments and missed flights to reversed journeys, flying escapes, and quiet ...

Police and Thief: Jung, Dreams, Law, and the Inner Court of Justice is a rigorous Jungian exploration of recurring dream symbols involving police, thieves, courts, authority, and judgment. Drawing on decades of recorded dreams, this book examines how the psyche responds when external systems of law, recognition, and justice fail to account for lived integrity. Police and thieves appear not as moral stereotypes, but as archetypal functions—investigation and transgression, order and displacement—through which the unconscious tests conscience. Across heist dreams, courtroom scenes, ...

Readers new to my Jungian exploration of myth and psyche may find it helpful to begin with The Inner Oracle before entering series of Jungian philosophy and decoding books. Carl Jung called dreams the royal road to the unconscious. Unlike theories that reduce dreams to wish-fulfillment, these nocturnal narratives are autonomous voices of the Self—aiming not to replay the past, but to align ego with deeper psychic balance. This book presents over 300 decoded dreams through a Jungian lens. Each dream becomes a bridge between personal narrative and archetypal myth: the test before triumph, ...

THE SEVEN OCEANS WITHIN A Transformative New Understanding of the Saptāṁśa (D-7) in Vedic Astrology For centuries, astrologers have read the Saptāṁśa (D-7) only as the chart of children. But the ancient texts never limited it so narrowly. Parāśara used the word santāna — meaning all that is born from the native. This groundbreaking book restores the forgotten depth of the D-7. Drawing from Parāśara, the Sapta Samudra cosmology, Purāṇic symbolism, and a new psychological interpretation of the seven aṁśas, The Seven Oceans Within reveals that your D-7 encodes: how you ...

Decoding Kalki presents a radical reading of the Kalki avatar, not as a future warrior-king or religious icon, but as a cosmological function, an astronomical code and a cycle-ending field of consciousness. Drawing from Purāṇic fragments, Panchasakha Mālikā literature, Vedic cosmography, biblical Revelation, Mayan time-keeping, and modern stellar astronomy, the book shows how various cultures mapped the end of the age onto the sky, the Milky Way and the avataric descent through Sagittarius. Here Kalki is not the destroyer of peoples but the cutter of cycles. The white horse becomes the...

Not Fortune, Not Luck: The Real Bhrigu Bindu — Why Bhrigu Bindu Only Works for Venus-Enabled Souls challenges the most common misunderstanding in modern Vedic astrology: the idea that Bhrigu Bindu (BB) is a “destiny point,” a “fortune point,” or a shortcut for predicting money, marriage, fame, or luck. This book says the opposite. Bhrigu Bindu does not give fortune. It does not give lottery. It does not guarantee success. It does not activate in most charts. It is not a universal technique. BB is a sensitive Nadi activation point that belongs to the Śukra (Venus) / Bhṛgu ...

The Bhargava Lineage: Venus as Jñāti-Kāraka is a rare and original Jyotiṣa book that restores the classical meaning of GK from the Sanskritic world — not as “enemy,” but as jñāti, the cousin-branch, the collateral lineage, and the instrument of continuation. Drawing from Parāśara and Jaimini, the book shows how the family does not only continue through direct heirs, but through the cousin line. Rivalry, talent, humiliation, artistry, suppression, and resurrection appear within the clan itself. The Sanskrit texts are clear: conflict is internal to the lineage, not external to ...

This book presents a careful classical study of D-27 (Bhāṁśa) and D-30 (Triṁśāṁśa) as taught by Maharṣi Parāśara. It treats these divisional charts as layers of the mind (Manomaya Kośa)—showing courage, fear, endurance, shock, and recovery. Using exact Sanskrit ślokas, precise calculation methods, and lived case studies, the book corrects modern misinterpretations and restores D-27 as the chart of strength and initiative, and D-30 as the chart of inner conflict and mental strain—not physical accidents or superstition. Written for practicing astrologers, the work ...

This book offers a classical and corrective study of D-24 Siddhāṁśa (Chaturvimsamsa) based strictly on Maharṣi Parāśara’s intent, not later academic extrapolations. Siddhāṁśa has long been reduced to a chart of education, degrees, and schooling. This work shows why that view has no textual basis in Bṛhat Parāśara Horā Śāstram. Parāśara associates D-24 with vidyā, not with institutional learning. Vidyā here means knowledge that is digested, stabilised, and finally settled within the native. Through Sanskrit verses, cosmological references to Siddhas and Cāraṇas, ...

Ancestral healing through dreams—without belief systems, rituals, or spiritual ideology. The Inherited Silence is a non-fiction Jungian exploration of ancestral material as a psychological process rather than a cultural or spiritual practice. It examines how inherited patterns of guilt, legitimacy anxiety, authority, and silence surface through recurring dreams—particularly in psychologically capable individuals who feel misaligned without obvious cause. Drawing from depth psychology, dream analysis, and case-based illustration, this book explains: How ancestral inheritance operates ...

What happens when a man refuses to be boxed by success, failure, labels, or other people’s expectations? The Man Who Refused to Be Contained: The Karthik Paradigm is a symbolic fiction rooted in dreams, memory, and lived experience. It follows a quiet protagonist who moves through basements, broken lifts, classrooms, glass towers, and oceans, encountering giants who are powerful yet trapped, and truths that arrive layer by layer. At the heart of the story stands Karthik, the god who emerges not as a distant myth but as an inner force. Sometimes immense, sometimes fragile, sometimes made ...

What happens when desire does not disappear with age, discipline, or morality—but transforms? Rabia · Sophia · Turīya is an unflinching exploration of the anima across cultures, dreams, and lived experience. Drawing from Jungian psychology, Vedic philosophy, and Islamic mysticism, this book traces a man’s inner journey through desire, restraint, exposure, and the arrival of the Fourth—Rabia, Sophia, Turīya. Beginning where most books hesitate to start, with sexuality and longing, it follows the anima as she appears first as erotic disturbance, then as moral tension, then as ...