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ॐ Jyotish Astrology Forecast Sunday, October 25, 2026 Ashvin…

ॐ Jyotish Astrology Forecast Sunday, October 25, 2026 Ashvina (Sharad) Purnima — a time for the energy of the Full Moon: renewal and inner harmony The energy of the Full Moon—Ashvina or Sharad Purnima—begins to take effect this morning. In the Jyotish tradition, it is believed that on this day the Moon expresses its full supportive and restorative power, bringing inner nourishment and a sense of harmony. This is a good opportunity to slow down, listen to yourself, and restore your inner balance. Allow yourself to feel at peace, release emotional tension, and feel grateful for what you already have in your life. Until 15:50, it is favorable to: - Take care of work and business activities. - Deal with material matters, plan expenses, and organize your finances. - Study, gain new knowledge, and broaden your horizons. - Pay attention to your health, recovery, and treatment. - Travel, create, seek inspiration, and bring creative ideas to life. - Garden, clean your home, and put your surroundings in order. - Get plenty of rest and recharge. After 15:50 — a time to slow down and embrace lunar calm. In the second half of the day, it is best to reduce activity and shift your attention from external matters to your inner world. - Reflect on the day and recall all the good things that have happened recently. - Give thanks for the people, opportunities, and little joys that enrich your life. - Think about what you would like to change, and write down what you hope to welcome into your future. - Take a walk in the moonlight and absorb the Moon’s energy. - Make time for meditation, prayer, and spiritual practices. - If you wish, place water in the moonlight as a symbolic ritual for filling it with intention. You can also leave your wallet by a window to “recharge.” Astrological advice for the day: Don’t try to fit as many things as possible into your day. Sometimes the best thing we can do for ourselves is stop, recharge, and recognize how much we already have to be grateful for.