Unity in diversity

ByShiva Shakti Yoga

According to Vedic astrology, Saturn is a planet that sets the tone for time according to its location in the firmament during its 3-year cycles. 

This year, Saturn will be in an area in the sky called "Uttara Ashada". This area is named after a star. This name means victory. The star is also called the universal star. This points to the fact that true success can only be achieved collectively. 

This is Ganesha's star. Another name for Ganesha is Ganapati. Ganapati means master of all categories of beings. 

This also points to the fact that diversity is needed for the collective to be able to achieve victory. 

Source: Anandaastrology, personal communication. 

Music: Like a river to the sea, Jahnavi Harrison

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