The Major Vedic astrological concept starts from this story in the stars where the Sun and a kind soul named Chhaya gave birth to Shani, a special god. But Shani's life was a bit sad at first. His father, the Sun, didn't really understand how much Chhaya loved him, and that made things hard for them. So, Shani grew up feeling a bit distant from his family. This story from the stars is like a special puzzle piece in astrology.

Lord Shani is linked to Saturn, a big planet. He's in charge of making sure things are fair and right. Shani is strong and mysterious, just like the blue sapphire gemstone. Here's the interesting part: when people are born with Saturn not in a good spot, they might start acting a bit like Shani. It's like they're borrowing some of his tough qualities. Life can feel hard, and they might feel distant from others."

Now, enters the blue sapphire! Wearing this gem is like saying "hello" to Lord Shani. The blue sapphire is a magical helper that can fix things in your life. Its deep blue color is like a special mirror that shows Shani your respect.

Across India, the blue sapphire is called different names like "Neelamani," "Indraneel," and "Neela Pukhraj." People really believe in the blue sapphire's magic. They think it can help with money problems, job worries, and even when you're feeling down during Shani-Saadesati.

In Western stories, Saturn is like the boss of good and bad places after life. Blue sapphires are like keys that can open good doors and keep away bad stuff. When someone wears a blue sapphire, it's like they're wearing a little bit of Lord Shani's magic. And just like that, the gem starts to make things better. It helps with money, career, and removes thoughts that make you sad.

So, in this special story of Shani and the blue Sapphire, two worlds come together. Neelam helps us fix things, and Lord Shani's lessons become part of the magic. When the gem shines, it's like a hug from the stars, reminding us that even big things can change with a little bit of friendship and sparkle. "

Now, let us understand the basic of Indian vedic Astrology through this story.

It is quite clear that both the Sun and Saturn do not like each other and want to work in different ways. But they have their own group of friendly planets, and along with them they are very much compatible. That is how we keep on seeing people wearing several gemstones together. "

"Imagine there are two groups of Planets. Group A where Sun (Surya) is the lord, and Group B where Lord Shani is the boss.

Ruby, the gemstone of the Sun, stands alongside Yellow Sapphire (Pukhraj), Red Coral (Moonga), and Pearl (Moti). These gemstones, infused with the fiery essence of the Sun, find resonance in yellow metals like Gold or Copper, amplifying their celestial connection and infusing the wearer with vitality and courage.""

On the opposing side of the cosmic stage stands Saturn, the stern lord of Group B, flanked by his allies Mercury and Venus. Here, Neelam (Blue Sapphire) takes its place beside Emerald (Panna), White Sapphire (Safed Pukhraj), Opal, and White Zircon (White Jarkan), forming the backbone of Group B. To honor their celestial allegiance, gemstones of Group B are traditionally set in white metals – Silver, White Gold, and Platinum. This choice reflects the serene influence of Saturn, promoting balance and wisdom in the wearer's life.

Major Astrological Lessons from this Story:

Group A (Sun) gemstones:

Ruby (Manik)
Yellow Sapphire (Pukhraj)
Red Coral (Moonga)
Pearl (Moti)

Group B Gemstones:

Blue Sapphire (Neelam)
Emerald (Panna)
White Sapphire (Safed Pukhraj)
Opal
White Zircon (White Jarkan)
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By understanding how planets and gemstones work together, we learn about astrological harmony. Each gemstone has its own special power, helping us find balance and wisdom in the universe. They guide us through life's ups and downs, leading us towards spiritual growth and inner peace.

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