Astrological benefits of Gandaberunda |

‘Gandaberunda,’ also known as ‘Bherunda,’ is a two-headed bird representing the Narasimha form of Lord Vishnu. In recent times, ‘Gandaberunda’ has gained a lot of attention, especially since Akshata Murty, the First Lady of the United Kingdom, donned a saree and a necklace adorned with “Gandaberunda.”
Etymological History of ‘Gandaberunda’
The word ‘Gandaberunda’ derives its origin from two Sanskrit words: ‘ganda,’ meaning cheek, and ‘berunda,’ meaning ‘two heads.’
What Does ‘Gandaberunda’ Represent?
This representation symbolizes the unison of both the male and female aspects of the divine.It also signifies the unity of the material and spiritual planes for human evolution.
In simpler terms, it embodies intellectual wisdom, spiritual enlightenment, courage, valor, strength, prosperity, and abundance in life.
Astrological Benefits from ‘Gandaberunda’

‘Gandaberunda’ truly represents the duality of the universe, empowering its wearer to manage material pursuits and enhance the soul’s journey. It acts as a source of inspiration and instills a sense of Dharma in a person, enhancing their spiritual journey.
Protection from Evil & Negative Energy
‘Gandaberunda’ is a powerful and auspicious representation of the universe that helps ward off the evil eye and negative energy. It acts as a personal shield, creating a positive aura around the wearer.

In today’s cutthroat competitive world, ‘Gandaberunda’ blesses immense success and propels a person to achieve newer heights in their career and life.
‘Gandaberunda’ blesses the wearer with unfathomable wealth and abundance. Importantly, the wealth acquired is saved and invested wisely, enhancing the person’s financial fortunes.
‘Gandaberunda’ rejuvenates and infuses new vitality into all relationships, creating a joyous and harmonious life for the wearer.
‘Gandaberunda’ blesses the person with victory in litigation (only in ethical and correct cases), assisting them in gaining support and swift responses from court and law enforcement agencies.
How to Use ‘Gandaberunda’