Sadi Sati is the most important period in the life of any person and it makes sense to prepare for it in advance. This is a period of 7.5 years, about which there are many legends. Below we will try to explain with what practical actions you can safely live your Sadi Sati.
Sadi Sati is the main exam in our life. If we correctly realize all our strengths, which are read through the Jyotish natal chart, then we pass it with excellent. However, if a person has distanced himself from his true destiny, the Sadi Sati period can become dangerous and full of losses. It should be remembered that Sadi Sati successfully implements what corresponds to your purpose and moves you along your present path. And on the contrary, a person fails from time to time in those things that do not correspond to his purpose and distract him from the real path. Recommendations for preparing for Sadi Sati:
The Sade Sati period highlights your fame, popularity, reputation and money. If few people know about you or your reputation leaves much to be desired, it can negatively affect your emotional well-being. Questions to ask yourself: Do I have an audience? Do I touch their hearts? Do I inspire them? What is my reputation based on? Do I work for myself or am I still employed? Do I realize that if I work for someone else, it can negatively affect my emotional well-being? Do I have a personal brand? How do I want to present myself? Do I have material comfort and abundance? How can I achieve that?
The Sade Sati period highlights the money you make. If you don't have an income or your income is low, this period can create psychological complications. Questions to ask yourself: Do I have money? Do I have any savings that give me a sense of security? Do I realize that if I don’t make money, I will suffer? What do I think about money in general? Do I see money as a virtue? What attitudes to money do I hold? How do I prevent the flow of financial well-being from entering my life? How can I earn big money? Am I frugal or do I tend to pour money down the drain? If I am frugal, am I not too skimpy? Is there enough discipline in my approach to money? Do I think about my future investments and major purchases or do I tend to waste money on the inessential? Do I realize that for me, life achievements are impossible without money?
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