Shravana Nakshatra in Vedic Astrology – The Ear Through Which Karma Enters

In Jyotish we say, mind is not created only by thoughts; mind is created by what we keep hearing again and again. The 4th house shows your inner peace. The 10th house shows your outer work. Between both stands your ear – what you absorb from family, society, office, media, and satsanga.

Shravana Nakshatra in Vedic astrology sits fully in Makara Rāśi (Capricorn), the natural 10th sign of karma, status, and hard work. Its main symbol is the ear, and its devatā is Vishnu, the one who pervades and sustains all. Because of this, Shravana connects hearing + duty + society in a very strong way.

You can connect Shravana to houses in a simple sutra:

• 2nd and 3rd houses – speech and ears, what we speak and what we hear.
• 4th house – samskāra, peace, emotional pattern.
• 10th house – career, social image, public karma.

So the principle is:

“Whatever sound your ear receives regularly, becomes your 4th-house mind, and then becomes your 10th-house karma.”

If a child grows up in a home where the elders are always complaining, abusing, or worrying, that sound becomes a chronic mental background. If the same child grows up hearing stotras, good discussion, encouragement, the mind becomes different. Shravana Nakshatra literally means “hearing”. It is the karma of what you repeatedly hear and what you make others hear.

Upanishad also points to this path:

“śrotavyo mantavyo nididhyāsitavyaḥ”
First it should be heard, then reflected on, then deeply meditated upon.

This is exactly the journey of a strong Shravana native:

1. First they hear – from parents, teachers, bosses, gurus, media.
2. Then they think, compare, worry, analyse.
3. Finally, at a higher stage, they choose what to keep and what to reject, and their life completely changes.

You will see this Nakshatra touching everything:

• food (eating while watching or listening),
• health (nervous system, sleep),
• study (audio memory, lectures),
• money (information-based work),
• relationships (how they listen, or gossip),
• spiritual growth (śravaṇa of mantra, Gītā, Nām).

2) Core symbolism of Shravana Nakshatra

2.1 Basic details, devatā and symbols

• Span: 10°00’ to 23°20’ Capricorn.
• Name meaning: Shravana = hearing, listening, also connected to Śruti – the revealed Veda.
• Devatā: Vishnu, especially in his form as Trivikrama (three strides) who covered all worlds.
• Main symbols:
  • Ear – capacity to listen and receive knowledge.
  • Three footprints – three steps of Vishnu, three worlds, or three steps of learning (shravana, manana, nididhyāsana).
• Motivation (primary): Artha – practical gain, livelihood, social place, structured life.
• Nature for muhūrta: Generally classified as moveable/active within a fixed sign, good for starting journeys of learning, contracts, institutional work, communications.

So Shravana Nakshatra meaning is something like:

“The field where listening becomes livelihood, structure, and a path to Vishnu.”

2.2 Tattva, guṇa and mobility

Shravana lies in earthy Capricorn, with strong rajas + sattva.

• Tattva – Pṛthvī (Earth):
  This Nakshatra wants concrete results. It is not happy only with theories. If it hears something, it wants to see how it works in real life, how it pays bills, how it stabilises family.
• Guṇa – Rajas + Sattva:
  Rajas pushes for activity, movement, networking, collecting information.
  Sattva gives desire to understand dharma, cosmic order, divine stories of Vishnu.
• Mobility:
  Capricorn is a cara sign (movable). So Shravana has a roaming ear. It likes to travel physically, or travel mentally through news, podcasts, satsanga, meetings. Many Shravana natives keep moving for work, training, conferences, or pilgrimages.

Because of this combination, you often see:

• people who are practical but also spiritual,
• who use sound, information, or teaching in their career,
• and who feel restless if they are cut off from news, knowledge, or meaningful talks.

2.3 Mind and psychology of Shravana

Psychologically, this Nakshatra behaves like a recording station.

Common mind patterns:

• They absorb what others say, even when they look quiet.
• They remember tone and words for long time.
• They often become reference person: “Ask him, he knows what happened in that meeting.”
• They are good at connecting information: who said what, which rule applies, what policy is coming, which shloka fits.

Because the devatā is Vishnu, many Shravana people feel an inner pull towards:

• mythology, Purāṇa, Gītā, Upanishadic ideas,
• spiritual katha, pravachan, or even motivational talks,
• stories of rāma-kathā, Krishna, vishnu avatāra.

At low level, same listening capacity goes into:

• gossip, negative news, overexposure to social media,
• fear-based consumption (crime videos, scandals),
• resulting in anxiety and disturbed sleep.

So the mind of Shravana is like an empty hall with very good acoustics. Whatever sound you put there, it will echo for a long time. This is the main Shravana Nakshatra characteristic for mental life.

2.4 Body and health picture

Body-wise, Shravana is linked to:

• ears and auditory nerves,
• knees and lower legs (Capricorn part),
• spine alignment during sitting at work,
• nervous system balance because of constant information.

Many natives with strong Shravana placements:

• listen to music or audio almost the whole day,
• work in roles where they are on phone, calls, meetings,
• sit long hours at desk, affecting posture and knees.

So health issues can show as:

• ear infections, tinnitus, hearing strain,
• anxiety or insomnia due to overthinking what they heard,
• knee/joint stiffness from lack of movement,
• digestion upset from eating while distracted by screen or noise.

Again, cause–effect is simple:

Because Shravana is about ear + Capricorn work, therefore long-term imbalance of sound and sitting shows in both nerves and joints.

2.5 Food habits, family and emotional style

Food under Shravana Nakshatra often comes with audio companion:

• eating with TV on,
• listening to reels or news while having dinner,
• joint family meals where stories and discussions go on.

Some Shravana natives actually cannot eat in silence; they feel something is missing. This habit also shows emotional pattern:

• They need verbal reassurance.
• Silence from loved ones can feel like rejection.
• They judge love by how much someone listens and how someone speaks to them.

Family-wise, Shravana often produces:

• mediator types – the one who listens to both sides during conflict,
• memory keepers – they know family history, who said what, which ritual was done when,
• storytellers – they repeat family stories, jokes, religious lore.

At higher level, same energy produces great counsellors, teachers, narrators, preachers, and advisors.

2.6 Work style and money habits

In work life, Shravana behaves like a channel or relay station:

• It likes roles where information is received, processed, and sent.
• It is comfortable in structured environments like companies, institutions, government, schools.
• It respects hierarchy and rules if they are fair.

Money habits:

• They spend on books, courses, audio gear, data plans, anything that supports listening and learning.
• They may keep detailed mental record of debts, favours, small transactions.
• Many prefer stable salary + benefits, because Capricorn’s Artha motivation wants long-term security.

3) Shravana Nakshatra – health, food and daily routine

3.1 Health tendencies with logic

Let us link properly with tattva and houses:

1. Knees and joints
   Shravana sits in Capricorn, sign of knees and skeletal support. An overworked Shravana native, especially in 10th house or with work karaka, often has:
   • long sitting hours,
   • heavy mental work,
   • low physical movement.

Because earth sign holds weight, and they carry responsibility, knees and lower back take burden. So joint pain or stiffness is common, especially when Saturn or other slow planets transit Shravana.

2. Ear and nerve strain
   Symbol is ear. In modern life, this becomes earphones, constant calls, loud offices, traffic. Mind never gets silence. Nerves become overactive.
   So problems like tinnitus, sound sensitivity, anxiety, insomnia can link to Shravana if other factors support.
3. Digestion and eating patterns
   Listening while eating means attention is split. Food is not chewed properly, stomach receives half-processed material, plus nervous energy. So acidity, gas, or irregular bowel may show up, especially when Shravana connects 2nd/6th houses.

3.2 Real-life type examples

Example 1:
A person has Moon in Shravana connected with 6th house of daily routine. He works in customer support and wears headphones for long hours. He eats lunch at desk in front of screen. In his mid-30s, he starts feeling ringing in ears and mild anxiety at night. Doctor says, “Reduce earphone time, take screen breaks.” When he follows, Moon’s Shravana energy starts expressing more positively – he slowly moves to training role, speaking to group instead of being on calls all day.

Example 2:
A lady has Ascendant in Shravana with benefic influence. She grew up in a home where mother played bhajans and stotras daily while cooking. She naturally hums while working, eats on time, and does simple walking and stretching. In her 40s, despite a busy job, her blood pressure and weight are under good control. Same Shravana is working as protective listening – she chooses what she hears.

3.3 Helpful routine for Shravana natives

For natives with strong Shravana Nakshatra traits, some simple daily disciplines work very well:

• Quiet meals: At least one meal a day without screen, with calm conversation or silence. This honours both food and ear.
• Ear hygiene: Limited headphone volume, breaks from noise, maybe 5–10 minutes of sitting in total silence daily.
• Joint care: Walking, basic yoga for spine and knees, desk posture awareness.

These are not just “health tips”. For Shravana, they are karmic corrections:

“Because ear and work are overused, therefore regular silence and movement bring balance and clear the backlog of strain.”

4) Shravana Nakshatra – education, study and intelligence

4.1 Study style – ear first, eye later

Shravana students are usually audio-dominant learners.

Patterns you will notice:

• They remember what teacher said, more than what was written on slide.
• They like explained concepts, examples, stories – not just dry text.
• They can reproduce teacher’s jokes, analogies and even tone after many years.

Linked with 5th house (buddhi, mantra), Shravana gives:

• strong capacity to memorise shlokas, mantras, songs,
• natural interest in languages, scriptures, law, communication, management,
• ability to learn well in group classes, satsanga, coaching.

If this Nakshatra influences 4th house (basic education):

• home environment full of talks, debates, news will shape their thinking;
• if it is positive, child becomes aware and sharp;
• if it is negative (shouting, criticism), child becomes nervous and self-doubting.

So the message is clear:

“Because Shravana builds intelligence through sound, therefore quality of speech and discussion around the child decides how that intelligence grows.”

4.2 Exam and competitive patterns

In exams, Shravana natives:

• can do well when they heard good lectures and solved questions in class,
• sometimes struggle with self-study if environment is noisy or mind is overloaded,
• often do better when they teach someone else what they learned.

Once they take responsibility for some younger student or sibling, their own learning becomes strong. This matches Vishnu’s devatā energy – knowledge stabilises when it serves others.

Example:
A boy with Mercury in Shravana linked to 5th house was average in school. In coaching, teacher asked him to explain previous topic to new batch mate every week. Slowly his marks shot up. Same Shravana now worked as channel of teaching, so Mercury’s intelligence opened fully.

4.3 Changing environment for breakthrough

For Shravana students stuck in confusion:

• shifting to better coaching,
• joining satsanga or study circle,
• or changing hostel / room partner to a more serious student

can completely shift trajectory. Because their ear is always open, changing what they hear daily changes their 5th-house output.

5) Shravana Nakshatra – money, career and business

Now if we look with Nādi or Bhrigu Nandi Nadi style, we focus on:

• sign: Capricorn – work, status, structure;
• devatā: Vishnu – preservation, management, maintenance;
• symbol: ear – information, instructions, mantras, stories.

So, Shravana Nakshatra and career show strong link with:

• teaching, training, coaching,
• counselling, HR, people management,
• media, journalism, anchoring, podcasting, radio,
• telecom, networking, data transmission,
• religious or spiritual teaching, pravachan, kīrtan,
• corporate roles where meetings and coordination are key.

5.1 Job tendency

Because Capricorn is a sign of institutions, Shravana usually prefers:

• working inside a system – office, school, government, NGO, temple trust, company;
• roles where information flows through them – team leader, project coordinator, admin, manager.

They can do business, but even then it tends to become:

• coaching institute, training centre,
• spiritual organisation, katha and yatra management,
• media or content company,
• consultancy or legal-education firm.

They rarely enjoy purely speculative business with no structure.

5.2 Money behaviour

In finance, Shravana natives:

• earn steadily through skills of communication, management, guidance,
• may have additional income from teaching, tuition, or online content,
• value regular salary + provident fund + pension style security.

If Shravana connects 2nd and 11th houses in chart:

Main gains come through networks of people and institutions they stayed connected with for long time – ex-colleagues, seniors, satsanga groups. Because ear keeps relationships alive, money returns later from those connections.

If it connects 2nd and 8th:

A major financial turning point may come through talk, meeting, or advice – a single consultation, a sentence by senior, or one spiritual discourse that changes how they handle money and inheritance.

Again, cause-effect is clear:

“Because Shravana carries power of one sentence, therefore one right advice at right time can flip the direction of karmic money flow.”

6) Shravana Nakshatra – relationships, family and marriage

6.1 Romantic choices and emotional needs

In love, Shravana people look for:

• someone who listens to them,
• someone with whom they can talk openly for hours,
• and someone whose speech is not harsh.

They fall in love more through conversation than looks. Many friendships slowly convert to romance because they keep sharing thoughts and stories.

If they partner with someone:

• who is very silent and emotionally closed, they feel lonely,
• who is very loud and abusive in speech, they feel wounded.

So the main emotional need is:

“Please hear me, and please let me hear your inner world calmly.”

6.2 Marriage patterns

When 7th house, 7th lord, or relationship karakas fall in Shravana:

• spouse may come from educated, institutional, or religious background,
• marriage may involve strong family discussion, elders’ advice, many meetings,
• couple may build their bond around shared satsanga, events, travel, or joint work.

Challenges show as:

• overload of relatives’ opinions in their married life,
• too many people entering their private conversations,
• difficulty in keeping boundaries between family gossip and couple’s truth.

Positive side:

• they can become very supportive couple if they practice listening without judgement,
• they may teach or counsel others about relationships later, because they have learnt through experience.

6.3 Family responsibilities, children and in-laws

In family, Shravana natives often:

• become information bridge – what is happening on maternal side, paternal side, in-laws;
• handle calls, arrangements, rituals, pilgrimages;
• manage documents and communication with institutions for family (schools, banks, courts).

For children:

• if 5th house links to Shravana, children may be good listeners, musical, or scriptural learners,
• parent may teach them through stories, audio, chants.

In-laws:

• communication style decides success. When both sides talk respectfully, Shravana natives can build excellent bridges.
• in toxic situations, constant hearing of taunts can hurt them deeply and even affect health.

7) Shravana Nakshatra – pending karma and spiritual growth

7.1 The unfinished background story

From Bhrigu-style thinking, we can imagine a past-life sketch:

• The soul might have been advisor, priest, messenger, scribe, or storyteller.
• They handled sacred information or confidential details.
• Maybe they misused what they heard, or failed to speak truth at right time, or carried gossip that harmed others.

So Shravana Nakshatra in Vedic astrology often carries this unfinished script:

“How will you use your ears and speech this time – for dharma or for confusion?”

You see this when:

• they are present at many key moments in life – family decisions, office politics, spiritual meetings;
• they often know inside details of situations;
• and they must decide what to repeat, what to remain silent about, and what warning or guidance to give.

7.2 Three main spiritual lessons

1. Choosing the right sound
   Shravana natives must learn that:
   • continuous negative sound poisons the heart,
   • continuous divine sound purifies and stabilises the heart.

So they slowly shift from random consumption to intentional hearing – more mantra, kīrtan, Gītā, good teachers, and less gossip/violence.

2. Right timing of speech
   Because they know many things, they must learn when to speak and when not to speak.
   Saying too much too early can create chaos. Saying nothing when dharma is at stake also creates karma. Their growth is in balanced, timely communication.
3. From information to wisdom
   At first, Shravana collects data. Later, it realises:

“Not all information is wisdom. Wisdom is what changes my life for better.”

Then they become selective – they may cut down news, social media, empty talks, and go deep into a few real teachings or projects. That is when Vishnu inside Shravana really wakes up.

8) Four sharp predictions for Shravana Nakshatra (with logic)

1. Shravana connecting 3rd and 10th houses

If a strong planet in Shravana connects 3rd (communication, media, effort) and 10th (career):

The person’s main professional rise will come through voice, presentations, or handling communication tasks, such as training, anchoring, or corporate meetings. Because 3rd shows expression and 10th shows public work, and Shravana’s ear-mouth axis turns information into status.

2. Moon in Shravana with 5th-house influence

If Moon is in Shravana and either rules or aspects 5th house:

The native will have strong audio memory, often able to recall songs, mantras, or lectures word-for-word. Their biggest breakthrough in education will often come through listening to the right teacher or discourse, not by book alone. Because Moon is mind, 5th is buddhi, and Shravana is hearing.

3. Shravana linking 2nd and 8th houses

If a Shravana planet strongly links 2nd (family, food, speech, savings) and 8th (sudden events, inheritance):

A major financial turning point may come through a family meeting, will discussion, or one important advice about investment or insurance. It can also come through a single recorded message or phone call related to inheritance or joint property. Because 2nd is food and speech, 8th is hidden assets, and Shravana turns hidden talk into manifest result.

4. Venus in Shravana with 7th-house connection

If Venus is in Shravana and has strong connection to 7th house:

Marriage and relationships will be deeply shaped by sharing of stories, music, and spiritual talks. The native may meet spouse in a class, satsanga, office training, or journey where listening is involved. Relationship will flourish or fail based on quality of daily conversation, more than outer circumstances. Because Venus is love, 7th is partner, and Shravana is shared hearing.

These kinds of predictions, when checked on real charts, become very powerful teaching tools for students.

9) Remedies and practical tips for Shravana Nakshatra

9.1 Temple and mantra remedies

Since the devatā is Vishnu, especially in his cosmic strides, simple and deep remedies are:

• Visiting Vishnu, Rāma, or Krishna temples regularly, even once a week, and sitting quietly to hear the ārati and chants.
• Reciting or listening daily to Vishnu Sahasranāma, even if only a small portion, with attention.
• Chanting a short line like:
  • “Om Namo Bhagavate Vāsudevāya”
    while focusing on sound entering the heart.

Why it works:

Because Shravana’s doorway is the ear, therefore pure nāma and mantra entering that gate wash old impressions and create new, dharmic tendencies.

9.2 Food and lifestyle discipline

Practical lifestyle remedies:

• At least one meal a day in peaceful environment, with limited or no devices.
• Avoiding eating while watching very violent or negative content.
• Keeping a simple joint-care routine – short walks, mild yoga.

Logic:

Because food and sound mix to form mind, therefore eating with sattvik sound creates sattvik mind; restless or hurtful sound while eating creates anxiety and heaviness.

9.3 Psychological corrections

Helpful mindset practices:

• Conscious listening: When someone speaks, hear fully, do not mentally rehearse your reply. This honours Shravana energy.
• Filter gossip: Decide that you will not carry forward hurtful or unnecessary information. This directly cuts negative karma.
• Limit noise: Keep some part of the day – morning or night – as “no-input time” for mind. No phone, no TV, just breathing or mantra.

Slowly, this shifts Shravana from disturbed ear to sacred ear.

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In the Bhrigu Nandi Nadi Course, students learn how to:

• read through planet + sign + nakshatra + degree,
• follow past–present–future flow of combinations,
• use directional thinking and karaka blending for precise predictions.

With Shravana Nakshatra, for example, we show:

• how career karaka in Shravana, forming a cluster with planets in other earth signs, can indicate a long career in institutions where information and discipline are key – banks, universities, government.
• how one transit of Saturn or Jupiter over Shravana triggers job change, promotion, or big relocation, usually linked to a conversation or offer heard at that time.

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In Vedic Astrology for Beginners, we cover:

• fundamentals of Rāśis, bhāvas, grahas, aspects, divisional charts,
• simple ways to judge health, career, relationship, finance.

Using Shravana as teaching tool, beginners learn:

• how a nakshatra inside Capricorn changes texture of 10th-house karma,
• when to say to a client: “Your life will change when you change what you habitually listen to.”

We show easy methods such as:

• seeing Moon’s nakshatra for daily mind pattern,
• linking it to 4th and 10th houses to understand inner mood and outer work.

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Our Nakshatra Mandala course is a full journey through all 27 nakshatras:

• devatā, symbol, shakti, tattva,
• myth and its psychological meaning,
• use in matching, remedies, timing, and counselling.

For Shravana Nakshatra in Vedic astrology, we go deeper into:

• connection with Vishnu, Vāmana and Bali;
• difference between gossip hearing and scripture hearing;
• how Shravana behaves in different houses – as Ascendant, Moon, or key karaka.

We also discuss charts of:

• teachers and preachers,
• radio/TV personalities, podcasters,
• administrators who handle a lot of information.

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In Prashneeyam, nakshatra of the Prashna Lagna and Moon tells us how the answer will arrive.

When Prashna Lagna or Moon falls in Shravana and someone asks:

• “Will I get this job?”
• “Will this proposal come again?”
• “Will the court case be decided in my favour?”

we show students:

• how Shravana indicates that answer will come through hearing some news, call, email, or public announcement,
• that there may be movement between institutions, like transfer, re-organisation.

We teach clear methods:

• combining house links, nakshatra meaning, and dashā to say:
  “You will hear favourable news from an elder or authority figure after such-and-such transit.”

Across all these courses, Shravana and other nakshatras are used to:

• time important events,
• understand behaviour and mental habits,
• design simple, meaningful remedies,
• and guide clients with grounded, non-fearful counselling.

We also give class-style examples like:

• Moon + Mercury in Shravana linked to 10th: corporate trainer who later shifts to spiritual teaching.
• Venus in Shravana linked to 7th: marriage formed through satsanga or study group.
• Mars in Shravana linked to 6th: person who fights office politics through sharp understanding of laws and circulars.

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If you feel your life is strongly shaped by:

• what you hear from family, office or media,
• constant information overload,
• or repeated patterns in career, relationships and health linked to stress and communication,

it is possible that Shravana or similar nakshatras are very active in your chart.

For clear, shastra-based guidance, you can consult our astrologers at Vedicgrace Institute of Astrology & Vedic Science.

We focus on:

• explaining your karmic script in simple language,
• showing timing through dashā and transit,
• suggesting realistic remedies – not fear-based, not dramatic, but steady and workable.

Whether your concern is health, job, money, marriage, children or spiritual direction, the aim is always same:
less confusion, more clarity, and a cleaner sound inside the mind.

FAQ – Shravana Nakshatra in Vedic Astrology

1. What is Shravana Nakshatra in Vedic astrology?

Shravana Nakshatra in Vedic astrology is the lunar mansion from 10°00’ to 23°20’ Capricorn, whose devatā is Vishnu. Its symbol is the ear and three footprints. It represents listening, learning, institutional work, and the path where hearing becomes karma and spiritual growth.

2. What are the main Shravana Nakshatra characteristics?

Main Shravana Nakshatra characteristics include strong listening ability, memory for words, interest in stories and teachings, desire for structured life and career, and role as mediator or communicator in family or society. Negatively, too much gossip or noise can create anxiety and mental restlessness.

3. Is Shravana Nakshatra good for career?

Yes, Shravana Nakshatra and career connection is usually positive, especially for work in institutions, communication, teaching, counselling, media, administration and spiritual or educational organisations. Natives rise through information handling, listening skills, and reliability, often gaining respect with time.

4. How does Shravana Nakshatra affect relationships?

In relationships, Shravana Nakshatra and relationships centre around communication and listening. Natives need partners who speak respectfully and listen with care. Many partnerships form through classes, satsanga, office training, travel or group events. Trouble comes when gossip and outside opinions disturb the couple’s private space.

5. What about Shravana Nakshatra and health?

Regarding Shravana Nakshatra and health, main sensitive areas are ears, nervous system, knees, and lower back. Long hours of sitting and continuous noise exposure can lead to joint pain, sound sensitivity, stress and sleep issues. Balanced routine with quiet time, movement and proper food helps a lot.

6. How can one strengthen Shravana Nakshatra?

To harmonise Shravana Nakshatra meaning in life, one can:

• regularly hear or chant Vishnu-related mantras or stotras,
• choose satsanga and good talks over gossip and negative media,
• keep at least one quiet, mindful meal daily,
• and practise conscious listening and careful speech.

These steps align the ear and mind with Vishnu’s sustaining energy and reduce karmic noise.

Summary Table – Shravana Nakshatra in Vedic Astrology

Aspect	Key Points (Simple Summary)
Basic Meaning & Span	“Hearing / Listening”; 10°00’–23°20’ Capricorn; linked to shruti and sound-based learning.
Deity & Symbols	Devatā Vishnu (Trivikrama); symbols: ear and three footprints; power to connect worlds through sound and steps.
Tattva, Guṇa, Motivation	Earth sign, rajas + sattva; Artha motivation – using knowledge and structure for livelihood and stability.
Mind & Psychology	Strong listener, memory for words, likes stories and teachings; can become mediator or gossip centre depending on use.
Health & Food	Sensitive ears, nerves, knees, joints; risk from noise, long sitting, distracted eating; needs quiet and movement.
Education & Study	Audio learner, likes lectures and examples; remembers shlokas, songs; benefits from satsanga and good teachers.
Money & Career	Suited for institutional and communication-based work – teaching, HR, media, administration, spiritual roles.
Relationships & Marriage	Deep need for respectful conversation and listening; bonds formed through sharing stories, satsanga, learning.
Family Role	Information bridge, organiser of rituals, family storyteller; handles calls, documents, and liaison with institutions.
Pending Karma	Linked to past misuse or neglect of hearing and speech; must learn right sound intake and wise, timely communication.
Spiritual Path	From noise to mantra; from random information to selected wisdom; shravana–manana–nididhyasana as main ladder.
Key Remedies	Vishnu worship, mantras, satsanga, sound discipline, quiet meals, limiting gossip, simple seva and structured life.

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