Dr. Kailash Prasad Shah

11/08/2025

10/08/2025

5th Monday of Sawan Month – Guidance by Astro Guru Dr. Kailash Prasad Shah
(Honored by World Book of Records & Global Book of Excellence)

The sacred month of Sawan (Shravan) is a divine period dedicated to the worship of Lord Shiva, when the spiritual energy of the universe is at its peak. According to Astro Guru Dr. Kailash Prasad Shah – a world-renowned astrologer and spiritual master, honored by the World Book of Records (London) and the Global Book of Excellence (England) – the third Monday (Somvar) of Sawan holds special significance for healing relationships, restoring family harmony, and uniting hearts.

This day is considered auspicious for those seeking to resolve misunderstandings, strengthen emotional bonds, and invite divine grace into family life. Dr. Shah emphasizes that sincere worship on this day can dissolve negative energies, remove karmic barriers, and bring peace to households.

✅ What to Do on the 5th Monday of Sawan
Wake Up in Brahma Muhurta:
Rise before sunrise, bathe, and wear clean clothes – preferably in light or pastel shades to symbolize peace.

Shivling Abhishek (Sacred Bath):
Offer a ritual bathing to the Shivling with the following items:

Ganga Jal (Holy Ganges Water)

Milk

Curd

Ghee

Honey

Sugar

Belpatra Offering:
Place fresh, three-leafed Belpatra on the Shivling while chanting the sacred mantra:
“Tridalam Trigunakaram Trinetram Cha Trayayudham
Trijanma Papasamyuktam Bilvapatram Shivarpanam”
(त्रिदलं त्रिगुणाकारं त्रिनेत्रं च त्रयायुधम्।
त्रिजन्म पापसंहारं बिल्वपत्रं शिवर्पणम्॥)

Chanting & Prayer:

Chant “Om Namah Shivaya” 108 times with a Rudraksha mala.

Recite Shiva Chalisa, Rudrashtak, or the Mahamrityunjaya Mantra for protection and blessings.

Fasting:
Observe a fast, consuming only fruits and water, and break it after sunset.

Charity & Service:
Donate food, clothes, or monetary help to cows, Brahmins, or the needy. Special donations towards family welfare are highly auspicious on this day.

🌿 The Healing Power of Belpatra in Relationships
Belpatra represents purity, devotion, and the destruction of past sins.

Offering fresh, undamaged Tripatra to Lord Shiva on this day is believed to heal emotional wounds and invite harmony into family life.

One sincere offering can grant blessings equal to years of devotion.

🔱 Spiritual Importance of the 3rd Somvar
Relationship Healing: Removes misunderstandings between family members and strengthens marital bonds.

Family Unity: Brings peace, love, and cooperation within the household.

Emotional Balance: Calms anger, ego, and past resentments, leading to a harmonious life.

🌟 Benefits of Worship on the 3rd Monday of Sawan
Strengthening family ties and marriage.

Protection from disputes and negativity.

Blessings for a peaceful and happy home.

Removal of karmic obstacles affecting relationships.

Opens the path for divine grace and mutual understanding.

🙏 Conclusion
Dr. Kailash Prasad Shah teaches that the third Somvar of Sawan is a golden opportunity to reconnect with loved ones and heal emotional wounds under the divine shelter of Lord Shiva. Worship performed with faith (shraddha), discipline (niyam), and purity (shuddhata) not only blesses the devotee but also radiates peace into their entire family.

Recognized internationally for his unmatched spiritual wisdom, Dr. Shah’s guidance has transformed lives across the globe, bringing harmony, prosperity, and divine grace to countless families.

💚 Let this 5th Monday of Sawan be the day you restore love, peace, and unity in your home.

09/08/2025

G*i Jatra Celebration in Kathmandu – A Divine Message from Astro Guru Dr. Kailash Prasad Shah
(Honored by World Book of Records & Global Book of Excellence)

G*i Jatra, or the "Festival of Cows," is one of the most vibrant and heartfelt festivals celebrated in the Kathmandu Valley, especially among the Newar community. It falls on the first day of the dark fortnight of the month of Bhadra (August–September), and is a unique blend of grief, laughter, remembrance, and spiritual liberation. Families who have lost loved ones in the past year participate in processions by leading a decorated cow—or a young boy dressed as a cow—through the streets, believing the cow will guide the departed souls toward the gates of Yamlok (the realm of the god of death).

According to Astro Guru Dr. Kailash Prasad Shah, G*i Jatra is not merely a cultural event but a deeply spiritual occasion that helps families heal emotional pain, honor ancestral spirits, and seek divine peace for the departed souls. The cow, revered as a sacred symbol in Hinduism, serves as a spiritual vehicle (vaahan) that connects this world with the divine realms. Dr. Shah explains that participating in G*i Jatra with devotion not only brings peace to the soul of the deceased but also removes Pitra Dosh (ancestral karmic burdens) from the family’s horoscope.

G*i Jatra is also a time for laughter and satire, where people perform street dramas, mimicry, and open-hearted expressions of truth to console the grieving and remind society of the impermanence of life. Dr. Shah beautifully reminds us:
"This festival teaches us to accept loss with courage, to live with lightness in the heart, and to pray for the eternal journey of our loved ones with devotion and dignity."

🌸 Heartfelt Wishes from Astro Guru Dr. Kailash Prasad Shah
"On the sacred occasion of G*i Jatra, I extend my heartfelt blessings to all families honoring their ancestors. May the divine light guide the departed souls to peace, and may your hearts be filled with strength, wisdom, and spiritual grace. Let us remember that life and death are both divine journeys—when celebrated with devotion, even sorrow becomes sacred. Blessings to all from the heart of Dharma and Truth."

08/08/2025

Janai Purnima & Raksha Bandhan – Spiritual Significance by Astro Guru Dr. Kailash Prasad Shah
(Honored by World Book of Records & Global Book of Excellence)

According to Astro Guru Dr. Kailash Prasad Shah, Janai Purnima and Raksha Bandhan are not merely cultural observances but powerful spiritual events that realign individuals with divine energies and cosmic duties. Celebrated on the full moon day of the auspicious Shravan month, Janai Purnima is especially significant for those who wear the Yajnopavita (sacred thread). As Dr. Shah explains, the ritual of renewing the Janai signifies the rebirth of purity, devotion to truth (Satya), discipline (Brahmacharya), and one's commitment to the path of righteousness (Dharma). Vedic mantras chanted during the sacred thread ceremony strengthen one’s aura and protect against evil energies and karmic burdens.

In parallel, Raksha Bandhan, observed on the same day, emphasizes protection, love, and familial bonding. As per Dr. Shah, tying a Rakhi is not just a tradition but an act infused with cosmic intent—where the sister’s prayer and brother’s vow create a sacred shield of divine blessings. This ritual, he adds, also enhances emotional harmony and removes astrological afflictions associated with Mars (Mangal) and Moon (Chandra), improving interpersonal relationships and stability.

Dr. Kailash Prasad Shah, a globally honored astrologer and spiritual healer, emphasizes that these rituals—when performed with purity (shuddhata), intention (bhavana), and discipline (niyam)—bring blessings of longevity, protection from negative planetary influences, mental peace, and spiritual growth. Whether one wears the sacred thread or ties a rakhi, the core essence is protection, purity, and divine connection. Dr. Shah encourages all devotees to perform these rituals under Vedic guidance to maximize their spiritual benefits and karmic upliftment.

04/08/2025

Har har mahadev