The Power of Navaratna: How Cosmic Energies and 9 Sacred Gemstones Shape Your Destiny

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🌍  How Cosmic Energies and 9 Sacred Gemstones Shape Your Destiny

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🚀 Knowing about Navaratna gems, or the specific gemstones belonging to the planets, has been common in Sri Lanka and India since ancient times. It has a very interesting history. According to Hindu belief, the universe consists of seven planets and two shadow planets named Rahu and Ketu. However, these are commonly referred to as the nine planets (Navagraha). Every planet has a corresponding celestial deity, which is why they are called the Navagrahas. 

⛵ The nine deities ruling these planets are connected to nine gemstones known as Navaratna. They hold lordship over them. It is believed that these nine planets and their corresponding deities influence humans and their destinies. People believe that worshipping or showing devotion to them brings good fortune to life.

🌉  The nine deities ruling these planets are:

🧚 Surya (The Sun God)

🧚 Chandra (The Moon God)

🧚 Budha (The Mercury God)

🧚  Shukra (The Venus God)

🧚  Shani (The Saturn God)

🧚  Mangala (The Mars God)

🧚  Brihaspati (The Jupiter God)

🧚  Rahu (The Rahu God)

🧚  Ketu / The Descending Node (The Ketu God)

🔥 In ancient times, gemstones were used to prevent diseases, ward off misfortune, and for healing purposes. The gemstones used for this are Diamond, Pearl, Ruby, Blue Sapphire, Emerald, Topaz, Cat's Eye, Coral, and Zircon. These nine gemstones are called Navaratna. The word "Ratna" means a precious stone. The nine gemstones are further divided into major stones (Maha Ratna) and lesser stones (Upa Ratna). While these major stones have remained the same throughout human history, the minor stones have changed over time. The table below shows the oldest records of the gemstones that make up the Navaratna.

🗾  Precious Stones (Maha Ratna) | Semi-Precious Stones (Upa Ratna) ]

🏜️   Diamond | Topaz

🏜️   Pearl | Cat's Eye

🏜️   Ruby | Coral

🏜️   Blue Sapphire | Zircon

🏜️   Emerald | (None)

🏞️  The Concept of Cosmic Rays and the Human Aura

🌐 First, let us try to understand the connection between the nine planetary deities and the gemstones, which is the basic concept of Hindu astrology. Let us briefly discuss Hindu astrology first.

🛖 In Hindu belief, the Sun is considered the chief and ruler of the nine planets in the universe. As you know, when sunlight passes through a prism, it forms a spectrum of seven colors. That same phenomenon is believed to happen in the universe. Sunlight divides into seven cosmic rays.

🌄  It is believed that every planet is a condensation of a colored cosmic ray. A planet radiates its specific colored cosmic ray onto the earth. Cosmic rays penetrate and are absorbed by matter on Earth, including humans. The rays scatter inside our bodies and also radiate outward, which is called the aura or "Prabha".

🏕️  While the Moon (Chandra), Jupiter (Brihaspati), and Venus (Shukra) are beneficial to humans and radiate auspicious rays, Mercury (Budha) can be fortunate but can sometimes be inauspicious. The remaining planets, namely the Sun (Surya), Mars (Mangala), Saturn (Shani), the Ascending Node (Rahu), and the Descending Node (Ketu), are called harmful and inauspicious. However, as far as I know, no planet is permanently inauspicious or permanently auspicious. It will be auspicious or inauspicious based on how it affects each individual and according to the birth chart. Let us discuss that separately.

🏛️  Also, at certain times of the year, the spatial alignment of various planets can be harmful and unfavorable. However, the adverse effects can be avoided. To prevent illness and achieve prosperity, people offer flowers, plants, grains, or burnt sacrifices to the unfortunate planets and their corresponding deities. Every year, you can learn about the planets and their spatial alignment through astrological articles and your birth chart (horoscope). When a child is born, the orientation of the planets is recorded. It is believed that the orientation of the planets decides the child's future.

🌍 The Connection Between Navagraha and Navaratna


🔔 Now that you have a basic understanding of the nine planets, the nine celestial deities, and the nine gemstones, let us tie them all together. According to a myth, the demon Bala wanted to go to heaven and conquer Lord Indra. The heavenly gods suggested that Bala sacrifice himself. Bala agreed, and the gods broke his body apart. The parts of Bala's body transformed into gemstones. The table below highlights Bala's body parts and the gemstones they transformed into.

⛲ [ Body Parts | Gemstones ]

🏖️️ Blood | Ruby

🏖️️ Teeth | Pearl

🏖️️  Bile | Emerald

🏖️️  Bones | Diamond

🏖️️  Eyes | Blue Sapphire

🏖️️   Flesh | Coral

🏖️️   Skin | Topaz

🏖️️  Bone Marrow | Chrysoberyl

🏖️️  Body Fluid | Beryl

🏖️️   Fingernails | Cat's Eye

🏖️️    Fat | Rock Crystal

🧱 Since there were nine deities, each of them kept a gemstone. This is how the gemstones became connected to a celestial planetary deity. The gemstones store the cosmic rays that are forever discharged within them. The energy stored in each gemstone is continuously renewed by the emission of the corresponding planet. As a whole, the nine gemstones have magical powers that affect the wearer.

🌉 The Symbolic Arrangement of Gemstones

🌐As we have discussed so far, each of the nine planetary deities representing a planet in the universe has a distinct gemstone. Let us try to understand the arrangement of the nine gemstones in jewelry. People worship the Sun God (Surya), who is the chief and ruler among the planets. Therefore, the Ruby stone associated with the Sun stays in the center. This Ruby is surrounded by the other gemstones. That means the Sun God, the king of the planetary world, is placed in the center, and the other deities or gem types surround him.

🏞️ Navaratna jewelry includes rings, pendants, armlets, earrings, choker neckbands, necklaces, bangles, and bracelets. The nine gemstones are arranged in a square shape. However, you can also choose circular or linear arrangements of the nine gemstones. It is important to note that the Sun's Ruby always remains in the center. Whatever the style or size of the jewelry, one must ensure that all nine gemstones are equal in size, giving equal importance to the nine celestial deities. However, the Sun's Ruby can be the largest stone among all the stones.

🌄  What you have learned so far is that the arrangement of the nine deities, the Navagrahas, and the nine gemstones associated with them, as a whole, represents the entire universe. Every planetary deity rules a specific direction of the universe. This analogy extends to the nine gemstones. The deities descend into the gemstone to protect the wearer. The associated gemstone, in turn, controls the direction of the wearer's life. The potential benefits of Navaratna jewelry, including bracelets, rings, and necklaces, are as follows:

🏕️  It protects the person from evil influences from every direction.

🏕️  It promotes prosperity, longevity, and success.

🏕️  It treats and heals various physical diseases.

🛖  Furthermore, you must know that when it comes to Navaratna jewelry, you must ensure that the nine gemstones are arranged correctly. It must be held in the right place, in the right direction. The Sun-Ruby must be in the center, and the remaining eight gemstones, placed correctly relative to each other, must be situated on either side.

🛖  To get the maximum impact of Navaratna jewelry, choose flawless or near-flawless, natural gemstones. Today, many jewelers carry semi-precious or glass-filled "gems". However, since these are not real stones, you will not find the desired effect. In some cases, the wearer may even experience negative effects.

🌍  Natural gemstones cost more than semi-precious or glass-filled "gems". However, you have the option to choose a design with small-sized natural gemstones. The impact on the person wearing the rock is not necessarily lessened by a small stone size. As a bonus, if you are concerned about the price, small stones can be significantly cheaper. Having a real gemstone type is much more important than something synthetically produced in a laboratory or factory.

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