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Understanding wealth patterns with Vedic astrology

December 21, 2025

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Sunday Tribune

SOUL JOURNEY

- with MAHESH BANG

Q: Dear Mahesh, as per my destiny, do you think I will win the Lotto? I always have more expenses than income. When will my good time begin, financially? Do you think I will become super rich? I am already 34 years old.

A: According to Vedic astrology, the 2nd house (wealth), 9th house (luck) and 11th house (profit) have to be strong for you to be rich. You will find this astrological pattern even with the richest people in the world like Bill Gates, the Ambani brothers in India etc.

Your horoscope indicates that these houses in your chart are neither strong nor weak. You will be rich in your profession and your luck will increase after you turn 36 years old. But until then, it will be a struggle.

The 12th house represents expenditure and the 6th house represents debt. These houses will also have to be strong in a positive way, that is to have less expenditure and less debt in life.

According to your chart, these houses are weak, so that's why you have more expenditure than income. After you turn 36, the negative effects of these houses will be minimised to a great extent and you will be showered with money. You will definitely not win the lottery.

As per astrological rules, to get instant and sudden money the planet Rahu and the 5th house should be strong and have some connection with each other.

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