Becoming the Sun of Your Own Life: A Makar Sankranti Reflection

Hello friends!

Makar Sankranti, celebrated on January 14th, is a festival brimming with hope and new beginnings. It marks the sun's northward journey (Uttarayana), signifying the end of winter and the dawn of brighter, warmer days. It's a time when we naturally connect with the sun's powerful symbolism, both consciously and unconsciously.

But why this special focus on the sun? It’s more than just its central position in our solar system. The sun holds a much deeper meaning. It's the ultimate source of light, the powerhouse of energy that sustains all life on Earth. It embodies authority, self-esteem, unwavering dedication, and unwavering discipline. It's a powerful symbol to draw inspiration from.

Here's an interesting connection: the word "SUN," when converted using numerological principles (3+6+5), equals 14. This numerical link adds another layer of meaning to this special day. The number 14 suggests that any endeavour started on January 14th, or anything carrying the energy of 14, is likely to receive the necessary support, direction, luck, and ultimately, success. However, there's a vital condition: this potential is realized only when we mirror the sun's qualities of dedication and discipline.

• The Sun's Key Attributes:

  • Source of light and energy, sustaining life.

  • Symbol of authority, self-esteem, dedication, and discipline.

• The Number 14 Connection:

  • "SUN" equates to 14 numerologically.

  • Initiatives connected to 14's energy can attract support and success, given dedication and discipline.

Makar Sankranti is more than just a seasonal change; it's an invitation to embody the sun's radiant qualities in our own lives. It's a reminder that we all have the potential to become the "sun" of our own lives, radiating positivity, strength, and purpose. It's a call to cultivate self-esteem, embrace discipline, and pursue our goals with unwavering dedication.

So, on this auspicious occasion of Makar Sankranti, I wish that you all find the "sun" within yourselves, aspiring to the beautiful and bright qualities that the sun represents.

DIVUTI KAPOOR