Money in this life = punya from past life. Look at your 9th

“Money in this life, punya from past life,” the saying lingers. The 9th house mirrors karma. It reflects deeds of a distant past. We look at its offerings, unease stirs. Are these riches truly ours? Or are they borrowed from a forgotten self? The vault opens. Coins feel heavy, burdened with unseen actions.

The 9th speaks of blessings from past lives. Fortune handed down, karmic inheritance. Opportunities arrive, mentors appear. Yet a question lingers. Are these gifts earned by virtue? Or merely a repayment of debts? We grasp success, but it feels fleeting. Prosperity leaves us hollow.

Dharma, the path of righteousness, links to fate. We strive for ethical living, building good karma. Yet doubt shadows our actions. Is our virtue genuine? Or a calculated investment? The 9th, a compass of truth, guides us. Yet the present feels untethered. We drift without an anchor.

“Look at your 9th,” they say. The answers lie in the stars. We study the planets, signs, aspects. We search for clues in the celestial map. Yet, knowledge offers no peace. We see connections, past and present. Yet the weight of destiny remains heavy. It’s a truth we cannot escape.