Yes, according to Nadi Shastra, it is possible — and even common — for a person to have more than one palm leaf record. Each leaf may serve a different purpose and appear at a different point in the seeker’s life, depending on their karmic stage, spiritual readiness, and life challenges.
1. Types of Nadi Leaves
There are various categories of Nadi leaves, each offering insights into different aspects of life. These include:
- Main Karma Nadi: Describes your overall karmic story — past, present, and future.
- Shanti (Remedy) Nadi: Prescribes specific remedies (pariharas) to reduce negative karma.
- Diksha Nadi: Gives spiritual mantras or initiations tailored to your soul’s path.
- Arogya Nadi: Focuses on health issues, past-life causes, and healing suggestions.
- Prashna Nadi: Answers a specific question or issue, such as marriage, career, or children.
Each of these is considered a distinct “leaf,” written by a Rishi to guide you through different phases of your life.
2. Different Rishis, Different Leaves
Another reason a person may have multiple leaves is that different Rishis may have written different records for the same soul. For example, you may receive:
- One leaf from Agastya Rishi focused on your life path
- Another from Bhrigu Rishi with astrological insights
- A third from Bogar with advanced spiritual or Siddha knowledge
3. Timing and Readiness
Just because multiple leaves exist doesn’t mean they will all appear at once. The principle of divine timing still applies. A person may receive one Nadi reading in their 30s and another decades later, when new karmic cycles activate or when they are spiritually ready for deeper guidance.
4. Are All Leaves Retrieved Together?
Usually, only one leaf is found and read at a time. After completing that reading (including any remedies), the seeker may be invited to return in the future for another leaf — especially if more spiritual insight is required, or specific life questions arise later.
Conclusion
Yes, you can have multiple Nadi leaves — each written for a different moment, purpose, or life question. These leaves are not repetitive but rather complementary, helping you navigate your karmic journey step by step. Each reading is like opening a new chapter written by a Rishi, guiding your soul toward healing, clarity, and purpose.