Apka Day of Birth kholta hai apki zindagi ka har raaz | Love, Money, Life | ft. Trishla Chaturvedi

Overview

The podcast discusses how a person’s day of birth (weekday) is believed to influence personality, life patterns, emotional tendencies, relationships, and even “karma” (past-life effects). The astrologer frames weekday birth effects as an extension of earlier numerology/astrology discussions, emphasizing that each weekday carries its own “energy” and is linked to specific deities and symbolic qualities.

Core claims about weekday birth energy

• Each weekday is said to have a distinct vibration/energy that shapes how a person thinks, reacts, and lives.
• A practical tip is provided: viewers can check their birth weekday using a phone calendar by entering their birth date.
• The astrologer repeatedly connects these ideas to traditional Hindu astrological beliefs, including remedies and devotional practices.

Personality and life themes by weekday

Monday (Shiva-associated traits)

People born on Monday are described as:

• Emotionally connected, big-hearted, and down-to-earth
• Prone to karmic connections in relationships and workplaces, including the idea of settling past-life “accounts”

Remedies / practices mentioned:

• Charity done thoughtfully
• Serving elders and birds
• Silver (framed as connected to the mother), plus gift/serve practices in the context of Nandi Baba / Bholenath

Tuesday (Hanuman / Kuldevata-associated energy)

Birth on Tuesday is described as:

• Pure-hearted, with built-up anger
• Strong drive/energy, with maturity coming after hurdles

Success is linked to devotion to Kuldevi, including consistent worship/chanting.

Remedies / practices mentioned:

• Water intake, careful food, proper sleep
• Feeding/respecting girls
• Copper donation / temple giving

Wednesday (Mercury-associated “deception” narrative)

Wednesday-born people are portrayed as:

• Highly sensitive and emotionally deep
• Often facing setbacks and being cheated/deceived—sometimes said to be “written in destiny”
• Loyal yet suffering emotionally

Remedies / practices mentioned:

• Diet changes (e.g., more green foods such as fennel, more vegetables, less oily/outside food)
• Eating more traditional/rooted foods
• Staying connected to family values

Thursday (goal / achievement-focused)

Thursday-born people are described as:

• Goal-oriented and logical
• Mentally “round” around targets
• Prone to storing old hurts, remembering past comments, and feeling jealousy about others’ achievements

Health and mindset are linked to insecurity and emotional overthinking.

Remedies / practices mentioned:

• Devotion practices such as serving the peepal tree
• Chanting Lord Ganesha
• Visiting Ganpati
• Sandalwood on forehead
• Avoiding/downgrading blue color

Friday (Venus-associated traits)

Friday-born people are described as:

• “Going with the flow,” with hidden power that appears when needed
• Highly attention/people-conscious (how others perceive them)
• Quick mimics who learn immediately from others
• Potentially energy-draining for others

Major issues highlighted include stomach/digestion.

Remedies / practices mentioned:

• Donating food items
• A simple temple/gurudwara round while giving water/drinks (tea, milk, shikanji)
• Paying attention to turning points at ages 19, 28, and 42

Saturday (Shani Maharaj / karma and obstacles)

Saturday-born people are described as experiencing:

• Repeated hurdles/pitfalls and “tests”
• Heightened spiritual/intuition awareness

The astrologer argues this is not merely superstition, but intuitive perception of stuck energies.

Remedies / practices mentioned:

• Avoid alcohol (framed as poison to relationships/life)
• A “single-karmic” approach: handle work alone; don’t expect results from others
• Don’t over-plan—progress may occur suddenly
• Dedicated spiritual practices (e.g., Sundar Kand / Sunderkand, early Saturday routines)
• Repeated counting of “Om Namah Bhagwate Vasudevay Namah”
• Avoid showing off remedies publicly; instead donate sesame/black items, help the poor/education/medicines, and offer help quietly

A long segment also explains Saturday spirituality as linked to Saturn’s ring energy and large rituals.

Sunday (Shiva devotion / impulsiveness and money attitude)

Sunday-born people are portrayed as:

• Fast/impulsive, committed at work
• Sometimes stingy about spending
• Emotionally good-hearted but stubborn and prone to anger

Advice / remedies mentioned:

• Stay calm, meditate, and worship Bholenath/Shiva
• Wear a copper bracelet
• Coordinate timing with the sun
• Avoid creating enemies (enemies are said to increase debt/loans)

Donation guidelines mentioned:

• Avoid donating salt/silver/coal
• Prefer donating dal/food/wheat/jaggery (sometimes fans)

Additional “special day” discussion

Full Moon birthday

• Said to boost creativity and innovation
• Also associated with high emotions and mood swings as the moon wanes
• Depression may be hard to escape

Amavasya (New Moon) birthday

• Described as having double energy
• Inner purity/playfulness, but stronger influence from surroundings
• Quicker susceptibility to negative talk

The emphasis is on:

• Emotional maturity and open-mindedness
• Being careful with expectations and relationships
• Potential for misunderstandings or distancing from others

Eclipse day births

• Claimed to have less “inherited” sun energy/strength, requiring extra effort

Remedies / practices mentioned:

• Surya worship: water to Surya
• Yearly donation/temple visit
• Meditation in sunlight
• Eclipse puja, with a suggestion of protective yantra

Commentary on faith vs “superstition” (India-focused)

A major portion defends Sanatan Dharma practices as meaningful faith, not superstition, arguing:

• India has unique spiritual/ecological abundance (temples, sacred sites, Peepal trees, Sun worship traditions)
• Miracles and historical devotion are cited to support belief
• The speaker critiques dismissive Western/foreign comparisons, arguing that foreign visitors’ fascination with Indian spirituality proves its impact

Concluding message

The hosts encourage viewers to focus on solutions/remedies rather than doubt, viewing spiritual practices as tools to:

• Correct planets/energy
• Overcome difficulties

The astrologer emphasizes that India uniquely provides access to these practices and frames Sanatan Dharma as offering “samadhan” (solutions) first.

Presenters / Contributors

• Namit Chawla — host
• Trishla Chaturvedi — guest astrologer / astrologer-mediator