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Master Your Anger: GD Vashist's Astrological Tips For Control | Dharma Live

Anger, when unchecked, can damage both your personal well-being and professional life. GD Vashist emphasizes that controlling anger is crucial for maintaining overall health. Excessive anger can lead to physical ailments like back pain and leg discomfort, while those who manage their anger effectively experience fewer issues. Mastering anger is a form of self-discipline that positively influences all aspects of life. Vashist recommends a ritual remedy: bake eight pieces of jaggery rotis every Tuesday and feed them to birds. This practice not only alleviates the negative energy associated with anger but also enhances positive planetary influences, promoting overall harmony and health.

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