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Different planetary states are described with smiles indicating exaltation, multiton, own sign, friendly sign, enemy sign, and debilitation. Neecha Bhanga & Raja Yoga.

Neecha Bhanga Raja Yoga: Meaning, Calculation, Timing & Effects

Neecha Bhanga Raja Yoga: Life’s Game-Changer Combination in Astrology This article aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of Neecha Bhanga Raja Yoga in Vedic astrology. It includes its meaning, benefits, effects, calculations, and timing...

A large face mask in a garden represents Arudha Lagna ( manifested image in society) in Vedic Astrology

Arudha Lagna: Meaning, Calculation & Prediction

The beauty of Vedic astrology lies in its ability to independently assess different aspects of human existence. Each person has distinct ascendants, known as lagnas. They provide insight into various dimensions of our lives. Each lagna serves a speci...

A swan in a pond representing Amsha rulers or Deities of the Shashtiamsha or D 60 chart. Important chart used in Jyotish Vedic astrology.

Amsa Rulers or Deities of Shastiamsa D60 Chart

The write-up explains the importance and usage of Amsa Rulers or Deities & Gods of Divisional Charts. Further, it elaborates on how Shastiamsa D60 chart deities govern the Karmas of a native. To illustrate the concept, an example chart of Mahat...

Image of a cluster of stars to represent Janma Nakshatra, or Birth Star in Astrology. The connection of the Moon with us.

Janma Nakshatra & Navtara Chakra in Astrology

Understand Your Janma Nakshatra, Navtara Chakra, & Special Nakshatras. The Moon’s connection with you: The Janma Nakshatra in Vedic astrology refers to the constellation the Moon occupies at the time of birth. To calculate your Janma Naksha...

Graha Arudha

To comprehend the meaning of Graha Arudha, we need to understand the meaning of Arudha or Pada. The word Arudha or Pada means mounted one or something that manifests in the physical world and we can perceive it with our five senses. It also means a s...

Panchanga

The Power of Panchanga The 5 building blocks of creation, as described in Samkhya philosophy, are the basis of {Vedanga Jyotish.} Focus of this article is on Tithi (the jala tatwa or water element). Among the 5 elements of time (panchanga), th...

Karaka in Astrology

Understanding the Karaka or Significators in Astrology The word Karaka in Astrology means Significator. Mother Nature creates them to represent something. There are primarily three kinds of Karakas in Astrology that correspond to never never-ending p...

Astrology Quiz

Test Your Knowledge of Vedic Astrology with Quizzes In our Jyotish course, sportive Astrology quizzes are an integral part of learning. They help all to test their accumulated knowledge and revise the concepts of Jyotish they have already learned. He...

Indian Gods on a temple wall. They are symbolically representing Chara Karaka in Astrology: Atmakaraka, Amatyakaraka, Bhratrikaraka, Matrikaraka, Pitrikaraka, Putrakaraka, Gnatikaraka, and Darakaraka.

Demystifying Chara Karaka: Atmakaraka, the Soul

Discovering the Essence of Chara Karaka: Atmakaraka, Amatyakaraka, Darakaraka, and more Chara Karakas are variable soul-level significators who govern our spiritual & material existence in this world. They vary from person to person, and Shri N...

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