How Does Vedic Astrology Work?

It is really intriguing to learn how Indian Vedic Astrology works, especially since so many people are devotedly pursuing inputs from it to learn about their future and make some of the most important decisions of their life. The fundamentals of Astrology are derived from the study of astral bodies (planets) at the moment of one’s birth, as suggested by the name of the science.

In particular, astrology examines how motions of stars and planets affect events on the Earth, including individual lives. Since the dawn of recorded human civilisation, several versions of astrology have been practised in human societies.

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How Does Vedic Astrology Work?

Originally called Jyotish or “the science of light,” many regard Indian Vedic astrology as the Vedas’ eye because it is supposed to guide those who feel lost or bewildered on their life journey.

Consider your Vedic Astrology chart as a clock that shows specific events in your life. Astrologers think they can learn a lot about you from your birth chart. This unusual clock has ten hands, not three, and includes your rising sign, planets, and stars.

Hindu astrologers rely on five reasoning criteria to give meaning to observations made in terms of psychological and physical phenomena.

The problems can arise even if you are doing everything right. In these circumstances, looking for Karmic impacts can help assess the prognosis and investigate other options for relief.

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The 9 planets (Planets)

A total of nine celestial bodies, known as planets, are used in Hindu Astrology.

• Seven planets, namely the Sun, the Moon, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, and Saturn, have physical existence. 

• Rahu and Ketu are also considered to be planets but without physical existence. 

The nine planets of Vedic Astrology bring the rewards of our karma to us on our planet and influence the human mind and decision-making.

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The 12 Rashis (Zodiacs)

The 12 Rashis (zodiac constellations) are “governed” by a distinct planet. The planets, in turn, carry the Bhavas signified by dominant Rashis. It is Mahabhuta (primordial ingredient) and has a tendency to stimulate movement to distinguish the Rashis.

The 12 Bhavas (Houses)

The Lagna (rising sign) is the first Bhava (house or state of being) in the chart. The 2nd Bhava becomes the 3rd Rashi, and so on. When interpreting the chart, the Jyotishi pays particular attention to how the Rashis colour the Bhavas and the planetary influences on each Bhava and its ruler.

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Dasas (Planetary Periods)

Astrologers study the Da lord’s passage from several positions in the horoscope.

• The transits of the Moon (Chandra), Mercury (Budha), and Venus (Shukra) are studied.

• The slower planets – Jupiter (Guru), Saturn (ani) and Rhu–Ketu – always play an important role.

• Several dasha systems exist, each with its own utility and application.

• Planets impose their will on a person’s thinking, forcing them to act accordingly.
  

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