Tarot By Vasudha

07/04/2024

Each time I draw a tarot card, it feels like I’m uncovering a hidden treasure chest of positive and empowering affirmations tailored just for me!!

These affirmations aren’t just words on paper; they’re like little love notes from the universe, reminding me of my strengths, guiding me towards personal growth, and filling my heart with encouragement. As I reflect on the themes and lessons of the day, I find myself crafting affirmations that speak directly to my soul, resonating with my deepest aspirations and values🩵

Tarot isn’t just a deck of cards; it’s a trusted companion on my journey towards positivity and self-discovery, helping me cultivate a mindset filled with hope, strength, and boundless possibilities! And for that i am immensely grateful 🙏💙

10/01/2024

We live in a world veiled by shadows, where doubt and fear can flicker like dying embers in our hearts. But within each of us lies a spark, a potent ember waiting to be fanned into an inferno of passion and purpose🔥

This quote is a rallying cry, urging us not to shrink away from the flames of life, but to embrace them!

Let the fire lick at your fears, char away your limitations, and forge you anew. Don’t let it consume you, but become the architect of your own blaze. Burn with ambition, burn with compassion, burn with the unwavering light of your own convictions. Be the beacon that illuminates the darkness, the inferno that warms the chilled souls around you🫂

Remember, every great fire starts with a single spark. Don’t smother yours with caution or self-doubt. Fan it with the bellows of courage, fuel it with the kindling of your dreams, and ignite the world with the brilliance of your unique flame✨💜

So rise, spark. Become the inferno, for the darkness needs your light!💜

17/11/2023

Rituals 👇

✨Cleanse your home and workplace.
✨Decorate your home with diyas, rangoli, and flowers.
✨Prepare a special bhog (food offering) for Goddess Lakshmi and Saraswati.
✨Offer prayers and mantras to the deities.
✨Perform aarti (wave a lamp in front of the deities).
✨Exchange sweets and gifts with loved ones.

14/11/2023

Bhai Dooj is also known as Bhau Beej or Bhai Bij in Gujarat, Maharashtra, Goa, and Karnataka. These names mean "brother seed" and refer to the tradition of planting seeds to represent the growth and prosperity of the brother-sister bond.

13/11/2023

In the celestial realm, amidst the radiant glow of the sun god Surya, dwelled two extraordinary siblings, Yama and Yamuna. Yama, the elder, was destined to become the lord of the afterlife, the stern judge of souls, while Yamuna, his younger sister, was to transform into a sacred river, nourishing and sustaining life on Earth.

Yama, with his piercing gaze and air of authority, was a figure of both respect and fear. His task was to guide souls to their eternal fates, ensuring order and justice in the realm of the departed. Yamuna, on the other hand, was a vision of grace and beauty, her gentle presence a balm to all who encountered her. Her flowing form, the river Yamuna, meandered through the fertile lands, quenching thirst and nurturing life.

Despite their contrasting roles, Yama and Yamuna shared an unbreakable bond, forged in the fires of their celestial origins. They cherished their rare moments together, seeking solace and companionship in each other's company.

One day, Yama, burdened by the weight of his duties, descended from his celestial abode to seek solace in his sister's presence. As he approached the river Yamuna, her gentle currents lapped against his weary feet, washing away the weariness that clung to his spirit.

Yamuna, sensing her brother's distress, welcomed him with open arms. She prepared a feast fit for a king, her culinary skills as renowned as her beauty. Yama devoured the delectable offerings, his heart swelling with gratitude for his sister's kindness.

As they sat together, gazing upon the star-studded sky, Yama confessed his growing loneliness. The weight of his responsibilities pressed heavily upon him, and he longed for the carefree days of their shared youth.

Yamuna, her heart overflowing with compassion, reassured her brother. She reminded him of his divine purpose, the importance of his role in maintaining order and justice. She spoke of the gratitude of those he judged, the souls who found solace and peace in his impartial decisions.

13/11/2023

In the heart of Vrindavan, where the Yamuna River flowed serenely and the air hummed with the vibrant melody of life, an extraordinary battle was about to unfold - a battle between the divine power of Lord Krishna and the mighty wrath of Indra, the king of the gods.

It all began when Indra, the rain god, got angry at the people of Vrindavan for not offering him prayers like they used to..

To express his displeasure, Indra decided to unleash the fury of his storms upon Vrindavan. He sent torrential rains, howling winds, and thunder that shook the very foundations of the earth. The people of Vrindavan trembled in fear, their crops were destroyed, their homes flooded, and their lives thrown into chaos.

Seeing the plight of his beloved devotees, Krishna's heart swelled with compassion. He knew he had to protect his people from Indra's wrath. With a mischievous twinkle in his eye, Krishna instructed the villagers to gather all the cows of Vrindavan and build a massive mountain of earth around them, shielding them from the relentless downpour.

And so, the Govardhan Puja, the worship of the Govardhan mountain, was birthed. The villagers, with unwavering faith in their divine protector, set about their task with fervor. They gathered mountains of earth, shaping it into a protective shield around their beloved cows.

Indra, enraged by Krishna's defiance, intensified his attack. He summoned his most powerful weapons, creating a deluge of rain that threatened to engulf the entire land. But the Govardhan mountain stood firm, a testament to Krishna's divine power and the faith of his devotees.

As the rains continued to pour, Krishna, with a playful smile, lifted the Govardhan mountain with his little finger. He held it aloft, like a giant umbrella, shielding the villagers and their cows from the fury of the storm.

For seven days and seven nights, Indra raged against Krishna, but his efforts were in vain. The Govardhan mountain remained unyielding, a symbol of Krishna's unwavering protection. Finally, exhausted and defeated, Indra retreated, his pride humbled by the divine power of Lord Krishna

13/11/2023

11/11/2023

In the heart of my being, I feel the warmth of Kali's embrace, a comforting fire that dispels the shadows of fear and doubt. Her touch is like the sun's rays gently caressing my skin, awakening a dormant power within me. She enfolds me in her maternal arms, shielding me from the storms of life, and whispering words of encouragement into my ears.

Kali's love is a fierce and protective flame, a beacon of hope guiding me through the darkness. It is a source of strength that empowers me to face any challenge, and a gentle tenderness that soothes my soul. In her embrace, I find solace and strength, the courage to rise above my fears and embrace the fullness of my being💜

11/11/2023

The human mind is an extraordinary realm, a vast expanse of thoughts, emotions, and dreams. It is the source of our creativity, our ingenuity, and our capacity for love. But it is also the source of our fears, our anxieties, and our destructive tendencies. The mind is a powerful tool, capable of shaping our lives in profound ways. It is up to us, the wielders of this extraordinary instrument, to decide how we will use it.

Like a sculptor shaping a block of marble, we can mold our minds to create works of art, to construct bridges of understanding, to cultivate gardens of compassion. We can use our minds to envision a brighter future, to dream of possibilities yet unimagined, to reach for the stars and grasp them.

Yet, like a hammer in the wrong hands, the mind can also be a weapon of destruction. We can use our minds to sow seeds of doubt, to build walls of division, to cultivate fields of fear. We can use our minds to conjure nightmares of our own making, to amplify our insecurities, to inflict pain on ourselves and others.

The choice is ours. We can choose to let our minds be gardens of beauty and wonder, or we can allow them to become wastelands of fear and despair. We can choose to use our minds to build up or to tear down, to heal or to harm.

The power lies within us, in the very depths of our minds. Let us use this power wisely, for the betterment of ourselves and the world around us. Let us cultivate minds that are beacons of light, illuminating the path towards a future filled with hope, compassion, and limitless possibilities.

10/11/2023

Benefits 👇

🌱Attracts good luck and prosperity
🌱Protects the home from negative energies
🌱Invites the blessings of Lakshmi and Vishnu
🌱Promotes peace and harmony in the home
🌱Creates a positive and auspicious atmosphere

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10/11/2023

In the celestial realm of Indraloka, Lord Indra, the king of the gods, was preparing for the grand Diwali celebrations. As the preparations were underway, Lord Ganesha, the remover of obstacles, and Goddess Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth and prosperity, were discussing the true essence of Diwali.

Lord Ganesha, with his wise and compassionate eyes, remarked, "Diwali is not merely about lighting lamps and bursting crackers. It is a time to illuminate our inner selves, to dispel the darkness of ignorance and embrace the light of wisdom."

Goddess Lakshmi, with her radiant smile and aura of abundance, added, "Diwali is a time to celebrate the abundance that surrounds us, not just material wealth, but also the abundance of love, relationships, and self-worth."

Their conversation sparked a debate among the celestial beings. Some argued that material wealth was the true measure of prosperity, while others believed that relationships and self-worth were more valuable.

Lord Indra, observing the debate, intervened. "My dear gods and goddesses," he said, "the true essence of Diwali lies in the balance of all these aspects. Material wealth is essential for survival, but it is meaningless without the warmth of relationships and a sense of self-worth."

He continued, "Diwali is a reminder that we must not only seek material abundance but also cultivate abundance in our relationships and within ourselves. Respect, honor, and compassion are the keys to building strong and fulfilling relationships, while self-love and self-acceptance are the foundations of a flourishing self-worth."

The celestial beings listened attentively to Lord Indra's words, and a profound understanding dawned upon them. They realized that the true wealth they sought was not just material riches, but also the abundance of love, respect, and self-worth.

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