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For those born under the Makara Rasi, the Thiruvonam Nakshatra and the Shani Graha are significant. Based on this verse, we should keep in mind the words of Lord Sri Krishna that attachment, anger, and greed are doors to hell. In professional life, excessive attachment and greed can lead us to mental stress. To achieve success in business, one must maintain a balanced mindset and act with self-control. In family life, it is important to act peacefully without anger and greed. Patience is essential in maintaining family relationships. Engaging in spiritual practices like yoga and meditation is beneficial for keeping the mind stable. Due to the influence of the Shani Graha, there may be challenges in business, but one must act with caution to manage them. This will enhance both family welfare and mental state. Thus, by following the teachings of the Bhagavad Gita, we can attain benefits in life.

In this verse, Lord Sri Krishna speaks about the three doors to hell: attachment, anger, and greed. All three lead to the destruction of the soul. Attachment is an excessive clinging to anything. Anger causes a person to lose their intellect. Greed keeps a person perpetually dissatisfied. Therefore, one must renounce these three to attain peace and happiness in life.

In Vedanta, the soul is described as the eternal, pure, blissful essence. However, attachment, anger, and greed obscure the true nature of this soul. Attachment arises from illusion, manifesting as a craving within us. Anger disturbs our mind, causing us to forget our divine purpose. Greed instills in us the thought of 'more and more.' All three are like doors to hell; by renouncing them, we can achieve the purity of the soul.

In today's life, easily accessible economic comforts, job status, and social recognition create attachment. While earning money is important, having greed in it pushes us towards mental stress. Problems in work or family can increase anger, affecting both our mental and physical well-being. When addressing responsibilities towards women and children, it is essential to explain what good dharma is for them. Awareness about our eating habits and health is crucial. Since social media can lead to a loss of energy, we should minimize time spent on it. Planning is necessary to ensure that our financial situation is not affected by debts or EMIs. It would be beneficial to consult and act on how to organize our long-term thoughts.