Acharya Raghuji

Q: Namaste sir, my name is Rahul, born in Nagpur on 8th April 2005 at 10:50 AM. I prepare well for exams and know my subjects, but the moment I sit in the exam hall, my mind suddenly goes blank. My heart starts racing, my palms sweat, and I can’t even recall what I studied. After the exam, everything comes back, which frustrates me even more. Is this a sign of severe anxiety? Could my horoscope show why this keeps happening, and how I can overcome it??

Q: When I was feeling down, I basically tried various methods, among them meditation and journaling, but my gloom prevailed. One of my friends told me that I should apply tapping meditation to get rid of my grief quicker, as it would support me in releasing my sadness faster. Finally, I regained consciousness that the very therapy was the source of my emotional recovery after the breakup. Would you please research if there are scientific studies that affirm this claim as a dependable way to overcome a breakup, or whether it is only a placebo effect? My name is Aditi Verma, and I was born in Mumbai on 15th May 1999 at 6:40 AM.?

Q: Name: Nikita Date of birth: 2 February 1999 Place of birth: Mumbai Time: 7:20 AM I've been short of breath for the last few months even when I'm only sitting or lying down. Not asthma or any physical illness. I had tests conducted and everything is normal. But the shortness of breath keeps on happening, especially when I'm under stress. Why am I always short of breath even though I'm not doing any physical activity? I want to know whether this is a generalized anxiety disorder symptom and how to deal with it without panicking every time it happens.?