Bhrigu Samhita Sansthan – Pratapgarh (Uttar Pradesh) India

Founder & Director of Bhrigu Samhita Sansthan

Method of prediction & ascendant modification from Bhrigu Samhita Shastra

The word Bhrigu Sanhita is made up of two words ‘Bhrigu‘ and ‘Sanhita‘. ‘Sanhita‘ expresses the notion of a collection, which represents the aggregation of insights gathered by Maharshi Bhrigu. The culmination of his insights is embodied in the four chapters of Bhrigu Sanhita. These chapters act as the key components of Bhrigu Sanhita, which provide deep insights about the future. Bhrigu Sanhita has different charts based on Lagna and Ishtakaal. In the same charts, detailed predictions have been made through shlokas in coded Sanskrit language. Bhrigu Sanhita tells when a person’s fortune will rise. Bhrigu Sanhita reveals the secrets of many births. If you want to know about your previous birth, then the five thousand year old Bhrigu Sanhita will reveal the secrets of your previous birth based on the Date of birth & Time of birth.

Correction of Ascendant in the instability of birth time: The time of birth is very important in the predictions of Bhrigu Sanhita. The correct Lagna can be decided only by correcting the time of birth. If there is any unreliability in the correctness of the time of birth or there is no knowledge of the time of birth, then in such a situation, the birth time and Lagna are corrected on the basis of the previous events of the native and on the basis of family details, after which the correct Bhrigu Sanhita Patranaka is searched and the prediction is given.

Major chapters and sections for prediction from Bhrigu Samhita Shastra

Bhrigu Sanhita is a collection of rare manuscripts. Bhrigu Sanhita is composed for the welfare of the masses and is credited to Bhrigu Ji, one of the seven sages of the Vedic period. The entire prophecy of the Bhrigu Sanhita scripture is contained in four chapters. These chapters serve as the major components of Bhrigu Sanhita, which provide deep insights about the future.

1. Falit Khand: In this section of Bhrigu Sanhita, the auspicious and inauspicious predictions of the entire life of the native have been described. This section is very detailed, it also describes the previous birth, so it has been divided into 12 parts on the basis of Lagna, which makes it easy to find the exact chart number.

2. Mantraadhyaya Khand: In this section of Bhrigu Sanhita, there is a description of many special and very effective mantras, along with this, the method of atonement is also described. In this section, there is also a provision of mantras, gems and yantras for the favorability of planets.

3. Santanopaya Khand: In this section of Bhrigu Sanhita, many mantras and remedies are described for getting children. If the native does not have any children and his birth details are also not known, then it is possible to get the happiness of children with the remedy described in this section. Along with mantras, medicines have also been described in this section.

4. Prashna Khand: In this section of Bhrigu Sanhita, predictions have been mentioned through questions. Even if a person does not know his birth details, his future can be known through the Prashna Kundali and a Kundali can also be created from the Prashna section. The analysis of immediate events is also done from this section.

Interesting information about Maharishi Bhrigu Ji

Maharishi Bhrigu is known as the creator of Bhrigu Samhita and the sage who kicked Lord Vishnu on his chest to test the trinity. Maharishi Bhrigu was born from the womb of Pracheta Brahma’s wife Virini. They were two siblings from their mother. Their elder brother’s name was Angira. At the time when Maharishi Bhrigu was born, his father Pracheta was the king of Sushanagar region. At that time Pracheta, who was on the throne of Brahma, had two wives living with him. First was Bhrigu’s mother Virini and second was Urvashi of Urpur, whose son was Vashishtha.

Maharshi Bhrigu also had two marriages, his first wife was Divya, daughter of demon king Hiranyakashyap. The second wife was Paulami, daughter of demon king Pulom. Bhrigu Muni had two sons from his first wife Divya Devi, daughter of demon king Hiranyakashyap, who were named Shukra and Tvashta. Later, after becoming the Acharya of the Bhargavas, Shukra was known as Shukracharya and after becoming a sculptor, Tvashta was known as Vishwakarma. The sons of this Bhrigu Muni are known as Kavya and Tvashta as Maya in their maternal lineage (Daityakula).

The second wife of Maharishi Bhrigu was Paulami, the daughter of Pulom Rishi, the ruler of the demons. She also gave birth to two sons, Chyavan and Richik. The Munivar married the elder son Chyavan to Sukanya, the daughter of King Sharyati of Gujarat Bhadouch. With the marriage of Bhargava Chyavan and Sukanya, the Bhargavas made their debut in the south of the Himalayas. Chyavan Rishi became the king of the Gulf of Khambhat and this region came to be known as Bhrigukachchha (Bhrigu region).

Maharishi Bhrigu married his second son Richik to Satyavati, daughter of Kanyakubjapati Kaushik King Gadhi by gifting a thousand black-eared horses. Now Bhargava Richik also came to Gadhipuri, south of the Himalayas.

Maharshi composed the Bhrigu Samhita in his long-term Karmabhoomi, Vimukt Bhumi. Two things are worth paying attention to in this context. The first thing is that during his stay in his birthplace Brahmalok (Sushanagar), his life was full of storms. Distressed by the death of his wife Divya Devi and expelled from his birthplace after the examination of the Tridevs, Maharshi got the opportunity to live a peaceful life only when he came to Vimukt Bhumi. By the time he reached Bhrigukachchh, his fame had spread all around. Because by that time his Bhrigu Samhita had also become famous.

According to the legends, when Maharshi reached the Gulf of Khambhat, he was welcomed royally, and the Vedic scholar Brahmins recited Swasti Vachan and praised him as a great scholar of self-knowledgeable astrology. Which proves that Bhrigu Samhita was written by Maharshi after his expulsion from Sushanagar and before going to Bhrigukachchh.

The results of three births of any person can be determined through this Samhita of Maharshi. Apart from this, the auspicious and inauspicious deeds of a person’s previous birth are also described in detail in this Samhita. Predictions of rain etc. for life and agriculture were also made through this scientific treatise of Vedic mathematics based on the planets and constellations like Sun, Moon, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, Saturn etc. which control this universe.

The facility of paper and printing was not available during the period of Maharshi. The hymns were memorized and its practical information was given to the disciples through Shalakas. Later, when the method of writing developed and its resources like Bhojpatra, Palm leaf etc. were developed, then some scholars did the work of recording these hymns.

Maharishi Bhrigu was the most suitable medium to establish the leader of the Devkul Shri Vishnu in the south of Himalayas. One of his wives was from the Daitya clan, the other was from the Danav clan and his sons Shukracharya, Tvashta, Maya, Vishwakarma and Chyavan in Bhrigukachchh and Richik in Gadhipuri were highly respected. After this Tridev test, the reputation of Shri Hari Vishnu started getting established in the south of Himalayas. Especially taking the name of Shri Vishnu in the coronation of kings was considered to be getting the blessings and recognition of the Himalaya Parsya Gods.

According to the legend described in the Puranas, Maharishi Bhrigu, who kicked Vishnu’s chest in the test of the Tridevs, was instructed by Dandacharya Marichi Rishi to repent that the moment buds sprout in your dry bamboo stick and the deerskin falls on the earth from your waist, that earth will be the most sacred and you will chant Vishnu Sahastranaam there, then your sin will be redeemed.

When Maharishi Bhrigu reached the banks of Ganga in Vimukta Kshetra while walking from Mandaraachal, his deerskin fell down and buds sprouted in his stick. He started performing penance there. Later, this area came to be known as Bhrigu Kshetra after the name of Maharishi.

After coming to this area, Maharishi Bhrigu got the forests cleared. He taught farming to the common people who were living here only by hunting animals. He established Gurukul here and taught people to read and write. In that period, this area was considered to be the abode of cannibals. The work of making them civilized and cultured humans was done by Maharishi Bhrigu.

Interesting information about Bhrigu Samhita Shastra

Maharishi Bhrigu Ji, the authentic character of the Vedas and Puranas, was born millions of years ago in Susha Nagar of Brahmaloka. He was the Manas Putra of Brahma Ji. He had two siblings from his parents. His elder brother’s name was Angira Rishi. Whose son was Brihaspati Ji who is known as the priest of the gods, Devaguru. The astrology book ‘Bhrigu Samhita’ written by Maharishi Bhrigu is famous all over the world for its predictions. Bhrigu Samhita is a collection of rare manuscripts whose original language is Sanskrit and it is composed of shlokas, many coded words have been used in it. Bhrigu Samhita has predictions about the past, present and future. Apart from this, Bhrigu Samhita also tells about previous births. There is a very famous story in this context as to why Bhrigu Samhita was written.

According to the story of the conclusion section of Padma Purana, during the yagya being performed on Mandarachal mountain, a dispute arose among the sages and saints on who was the best among the three gods (Brahma-Vishnu-Shiva). To test the gods, the sages and saints appointed Maharishi Bhrigu as the examiner. While testing the three gods, Maharishi Bhrigu first reached Kailash, the abode of Lord Shiva. At that time Lord Shiva was roaming around with his wife Sati. Rudras like Nandi stopped Maharishi at the entrance itself. When he insisted on meeting Lord Shiva, the Rudras also insulted him. The enraged Maharishi Bhrigu declared Lord Shiva as Tamoguni and cursed him to be worshipped in the form of Linga.

From here Maharishi Bhrigu reached his father Brahma. Brahma was sitting in his court. All the gods were sitting in front of him. Brahma Ji did not even ask Bhrigu Ji to sit. Then Maharishi Bhrigu declared Brahma Ji as Rajoguni and cursed him to be unworshipable (one who will not be worshipped). Angered by the insult and contempt he received in Kailash and Brahmalok, Maharishi went to Vishnulok.

Lord Shri Hari Vishnu was roaming in the Ksheer Sagar on a beautiful snake-shaped boat (Sheshnag) with his wife Lakshmi Shri. At that time Shri Vishnu Ji was sleeping. Maharishi Bhrigu Ji felt that Vishnu was pretending to be asleep on seeing him coming. He hit Shri Vishnu Ji’s chest with his right foot. Vishnupriya Lakshmi Ji who was pressing Shri Hari’s feet, became angry at this rude behavior of Maharishi Bhrigu and the insult of her husband and she cursed that from today onwards I will not live in the house of Brahmins, Brahmins will always be deprived of wealth and prosperity. But Shri Vishnu Ji caught the feet of Maharishi and said, Lord! My hard chest did not hurt your soft feet. Maharishi Bhrigu was both ashamed and pleased by this generous word of Lord Vishnu. He declared Shri Hari Vishnu to be the best among the Tridevas and had Satvik qualities.

Thereafter when Maharishi Bhrigu asked Lord Vishnu for a solution to get rid of Lakshmi ji’s curse, Lord Vishnu told Maharishi Bhrigu to write a book which would bring welfare to the people and the curse given to the Brahmins would also become ineffective due to its effect. With the inspiration of Lord Vishnu, Maharishi Bhrigu wrote a rare book for the welfare of the people and for getting rid of Lakshmi ji’s curse which became famous as Bhrigu Samhita.