Core lessons on signs, houses, dignities, divisional charts, and beginner chart analysis.
Introduction: When Signs Become Mirrors The twelve zodiac signs in Vedic astrology are not lists to memorize — they are mirrors to recognize.”“Each sign reveals how energy moves through a […]
Learning sequence: after houses and the nine planets, the next practical step is fluency with the twelve rāśis (signs). Signs are the stage on which planets act — they color […]
The significations of zodiac signs in Vedic astrology go beyond elements and modalities. Each rāśi carries a bias of expression (male/female), a prevailing guna (sattva, rajas, tamas), and several classical […]
The twelve houses in Vedic astrology are the working architecture of a chart. Each 30° division describes an arena of life where planetary promises unfold. Learn the planets and signs […]
The dignity of planets in Vedic astrology shows how comfortably and powerfully a planet can act in a chart. Think of each planet as a traveler: in some signs it […]
This guide explains how to read benefics and malefics in Vedic astrology in a real chart. The point is not to label a planet as “good” or “bad,” but to […]
This is a practical guide on how to make your horoscope in Vedic astrology and how to begin reading it like an astrologer. Modern software can generate a chart in […]
You’ve built your chart. You understand signs, houses, planets, basic dignity. You’ve learned that the Navāmśa (D9) refines the main chart (D1), and you’ve met Arudha — the projection layer. […]
You’ve already learned dignity, divisional charts, Lagna, Arudha, and Aṣṭakavarga. Now we move into the machinery of prediction — planetary aspects in Vedic astrology, sign exchanges, functional nature, karakatva, yoga […]
This is the final layer of the “Analyzing Basics” series. Here we bring motion into the chart. We’ve learned aspects, exchanges, Yogas, dignity, functional nature. Now we watch what moves […]