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News India Times 19 (September 12, 2026 - September 18, 2026) September 18, 2026 ASTROLOGY E-mail: psharma@premastrologer.com Contact No -01147033152/40532026 This week for you ARIES: Professional matters may gain momentum. Financial planning can help you build stability. Your overall well-being looks positive. A calm atmosphere may prevail at home. In love, warmth may need a en- couragement. A short getaway could be enjoyable. Holding on to ancestral prop- erty will be worth it . Kindness can bring contentment. Students may receive en- couraging feedback for their progress. TAURUS: A rewarding week. Strong vi- tality helps you remain active. Career may improve. Retirement fund could be a wise step. Some tension within the household require patience. Your love life becomes vibrant. A long drive can offer a pleas- ant change Property dealings may needs consideration. Helping bring content. Stu- dents may gain valuable exposure. GEMINI: Good physical energy may keep you feeling motivate. In- vestment strategy could bring monetary results. Career growth is slow. Family members may seem less connected. Sharing your thoughts honestly can help. Romantic moments may bring fresh excitement a. A nearby destination could be enjoyable. Find fulfillment in contributing to social causes. Students can improve their results. CANCER: Encouraging progress this week. Your career enters a pro- ductive phase. Family can be- come warmer. Maintaining your routine helps. Financial disci- pline require funds into investments. Your romantic life may remain gentle. A picnic could help you unwind. Those looking to purchase a home may come across an op- portunity. Supporting charitable causes can create a rewarding feeling Students may benefit a realistic timetable. LEO: Reviewing finances helps. Your en- ergy remain steady. Work-related challenges could arise for some. A loving family may provide the emotional reassurance. Romantic happiness is likely to grow. A trip can of- fer relaxation. Keeping track of property trends may help. Voluntary service can awaken a desire to contribute to society. Students may need additional dedication toward their studies. VIRGO: Financial prospects may brighten. A balanced lifestyle can help. Pro- fessional obstacles may test your patience. Family life may feel es- pecially satisfying. A emotional bond can make your romantic relationship more fulfilling. A group holiday may give you a refreshing break. Property-invest- ments could offer possibilities. Communi- ty involvement may inspire you. Academic responsibilities could demand additional attention. LIBRA : Mix of possibilities encourage you. Your professional life progres- sess. Family may require under- standing. Keeping your wellness routine varied helps. Matters of the heart appear warmer. Earlier invest- ments provide support. Inclination to pur- chase arises. Travel plans can bring fresh experiences. Kindness strengthen your so- cial connections. Better time management can help students. SCORPIO : A promising week. Mindful routines contributes to vitality. Structured repayment strategy helps. Leadership brings more responsibilities. Family harmo- ny improves. Stay open to new romantic possibilities. A journey introduces you to different perspectives. Real estate may of- fer potential. Networking is useful. Stu- dents may find digital resources helpful. SAGITTARIUS: Emotional life becomes lively. Financial planning support wealth creation. Workplace pres- sures may become easier. Family provide a sense of stability. Im- provements in habits contribute to well- ness. Travel enthusiasts find opportuni- ties. Spending on home proves beneficial. Volunteering brings fulfillment. Students may benefit from combining online re- sources with classroom learning. CAPRICORN: Aproductive period.Asav- ings habit can strengthen your foundation. Your energy may remain high. Love and compan- ionship can become more satis- fying. Your relationship with children may remain supportive. Professional setbacks should be viewed as opportunities. Con- sistent attention to existing property hold- ings can help. A peaceful week at home to restores energy. Self-awareness can help you understand your priorities. AQUARIUS: Make well-being a prior- ity. Financial discipline will be important. Quality family time helps. Greater satisfaction from responsibilities. Romantic mat- ters may take a secondary position. Singles can use the time for development. Reno- vations attract your attention. Your image appears favourable. Offering your time can be rewarding. Collaborative study ses- sions may help students. PISCES: This week may bring warmth to your relationships. Support of loved ones give you confidence. Good time to grow your wealth. Romantic matters move toward fulfillment. Giving your health some extra care. Your career may encourage creative thinking. Existing commitments could re- quire changes to your travel schedule. In- vesting in a new plot may deserve serious consideration. Students may find opportu- nities related to admissions.             N EW BRUNSWICK, N.J. — Spiritual leader and hu- manitarian Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar will lead “An Evening with Gurudev: On Power, Presence and Peace” on Sept. 22 at the State Theatre New Jersey in New Brunswick. More than 1,800 people from across New Jersey are expected to attend the event, organized by the Art of Living Foundation. The program, scheduled from 7 to 9 p.m., will include a live question-and-answer session, guided group meditation and live music. Organizers said the evening will focus on finding steadiness, clarity and inner peace amid the stress and uncertainty of modern life. The event is open to the public and will provide attendees an opportunity to experience Ravi Shankar’s teachings and meditation practices in person. The Art of Living Foundation has been active in New Jersey for more than three decades, offering programs focused on mental health, stress management and well-being. Its initiatives incorporate breathing techniques, meditation and self-regulation practices in schools, colleges, health care settings, veterans programs and correctional facilities. “In a time of rising stress and anxiety, New Jersey communities have been prac- ticing these tools for over 30 years,” said Vikas Chawla, a senior faculty member with the Art of Living Foundation. “This evening is about bringing that lived expe- rience together.” The foundation said its work in New Jersey schools includes programs at East Side High School in Newark, where breathing and meditation practices have been incorporated into student wellness initiatives. SKY Campus Happiness chapters at Rutgers University, Stevens Institute of Technology and Princeton University also offer meditation and wellness programs to college students. The foundation’s Healing Breaths program has trained more than 500 health care professionals in New Jersey, according to organizers. Its veterans and correctional-facility programs have also reached participants at the Secaucus Vet Center, Hudson County Correctional Center and Federal Correctional Institu- tion Fort Dix. Art of Living volunteers operate through centers in communities includ- ing Piscataway, Princeton, Millburn, Ma- tawan, Voorhees, Mahwah, Asbury Park, Somerset, Jersey City and Parsippany. The New Brunswick program is part of Ravi Shankar’s continuing U.S. tour and comes as the Art of Living Foundation marks 45 years since its founding. Ravi Shankar founded the Art of Liv- ing Foundation in 1981. The nonprofit educational and humanitarian organiza- tion says it operates in 182 countries and offers programs centered on breathing practices, meditation and personal devel- opment. The organization says its humanitar- ian and educational initiatives are aimed at reducing stress, promoting well-being and advancing what it describes as a more peaceful and violence-free society. “An Evening with Gurudev: On Power, Presence and Peace” will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. Sept. 22 at State Theatre New Jersey, 15 Livingston Ave., New Bruns- wick. Tickets are available through the Art of Living Foundation. Sri Sri Ravi Shankar to Lead ‘An Evening with Gurudev’ in New Jersey By A Staff Writer PHOTO ILLUSTRATION BY NIT