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Expenses & Rebirth
CHAPTER 12 OF 12
Chapter 12: expenditure, liberation and the next birth
Chapter 12 is the last of the twelve and the widest in range. It reads where your money goes and for whom, whether liberation is written for you in this birth, and, if it is not, where and to whom you take birth next. Political life is read here too.
What this chapter covers
It begins with expenditure. The leaf separates your expenses into the auspicious and the inauspicious, and it does not treat the two as the same money leaving the same hand. It then gives the age at which each falls, how the expense happens, and for whom it is made.
That last detail is the one people sit with afterwards. Knowing an expense is written for a particular person, at a particular age, reads very differently from a general warning about spending.
The chapter then turns to rebirth. It says whether liberation is written for you in this birth. If it is not, it gives where you will take birth next and for whom, and whether liberation comes in that birth instead.
It goes further than the fact of a next birth. The leaf records your name in it, and your profession and career in it. Whatever you make of that, it is what the Maharishis wrote, and it is read as written.
The third subject is political life. The chapter gives the sign and the colour that suit you in it, and the level up to which you would be able to go. It reads the changes ahead in your political career and in your position, and it sets out the dos and don’ts that affect that career.
This is not a campaign strategy and it will not tell you which party to join or which seat to contest. It describes what the leaf holds, and the choices after that are yours.
Questions this chapter answers
- Which of my expenses are auspicious and which are inauspicious?
- At what age do those expenses fall, and how do they come about?
- For whom am I shown to be spending?
- Is liberation written for me in this birth?
- If not, where and for whom will I take birth next?
- What name, profession and career are recorded for that next birth, and does liberation come then?
- In political life, which sign and colour suit me, and to what level can I go?
- What changes in position are indicated, and what are the dos and don’ts that affect that career?
How chapter 12 sits beside the other chapters
Chapter 12 is the mirror of chapter 11. Where chapter 11 reads the modes through which profit reaches you, this one reads where it leaves. People who take only one of the two usually come back for the other.
The bundle closes here and returns to its start. Chapter 1 covers everything in a general way, from character and appearance to upliftment, and many people read chapter 1 first and chapter 12 last for that reason.
On liberation, this chapter gives the answer but not the road. The road is Njana Kandam, among the seven special chapters, which goes into mastering the mind, the obstacles, and the path toward liberation without rebirth. The spiritual guru who appears on that path is read in chapter 9, alongside your father.
If you have not yet sat for a reading, how a Nadi reading actually works explains the thumbprint and the leaf search, and the questions people ask before booking answers what usually comes next.
Nadi readings are a traditional practice. Nothing here is medical, legal or financial advice, and no outcome is guaranteed. Please continue to follow your doctor.
Questions people ask about chapter 12
Does this chapter tell me how to reduce my expenses? +
Not in the way a financial planner would. It separates auspicious from inauspicious expense, gives the age at which each falls, how it happens and for whom. What you do with that is your own decision, ideally with someone qualified to look at your actual accounts. Nothing here is financial advice.
I do not believe in rebirth. Can I still take this chapter? +
Yes, and people do. The expenditure section stands on its own, and so does the political section. If the rebirth portion is not something you want read out, say so at the start of the sitting and it is left closed. You are never argued into hearing a section.
Why is political life in the same chapter as liberation? +
That is how the twelfth chapter was written. It carries expenditure, rebirth and political life together, and we do not rearrange a leaf to make a tidier list. In practice the sections are read one after another, and you can take all three or stop after the one you came for.
Is there any point reading this chapter if I am not in politics? +
Most people who take chapter 12 are not in politics. They come for the expenditure section, which is the practical half, or for the question of liberation in this birth. The political section is simply read out if it is written, and it is often short.
Does the leaf really give a name for the next birth? +
The chapter records where and for whom the next birth takes place, the name in it, and the profession and career in it, along with whether liberation comes then. We read it as it stands, without embroidering it and without arguing you into belief. Take it as the text says it.
Read next
Chapter 11: elder siblings
Elder siblings, the second marital life, and the modes through which profits come.
Chapter 1: general reading
Character, appearance, abilities, the age of upliftment, and a general view of the whole life.
The seven special chapters
Including Njana Kandam, which takes the path toward liberation much further.
Ask about reading chapter 12
Tell us which part you want, the expenses, the rebirth section or the political one, and we will tell you what it contains first.
