Hari Om Answer: Traditionally when matching of birth charts (Kundli) is done, it is done with respect to the Moon’s Nakshatra placement (Janma nakshatra) only and other planetary configuration and other criteria are not studied thoroughly due to inaccuracy in birth timings or insufficient computations. In the Kaliyuga, Mana Porurutham (emotional or mind matching) is … Continue reading FAQ: Why sometimes even horoscopes-matched marriages fail?
Hari Om Sri Gurubyoh Namah! Sri Matre Namah! Vedic Astrology event: Feb 11, 2021, Thursday - Amavasai. General observation as per scriptures. 6 planets (Sun, Mercury, Moon, Jupiter, Venus, Mercury) will be in conjunction in Makara Rasi (in Capricorn) on Feb 11, 2021, Thursday - Amavasai (New moon day). At this time Mars will be … Continue reading Vedic Astrology event: 6 planets conjunction in Makara Rasi (Capricorn) on Feb 11,2021
Hari Om Sri Gurubyoh Namah! Sri Ganeshaya Namah! Sri Matre Namah! The Jupiter transit (Guru Peyarchi) takes place on 20th November 2020, Friday, 2.55 pm (as per Trikanidh Panchang) from Dhanur rasi (Sagittarius) to Makara rasi (Capricorn) and the transit is happening on Nov 15, Sunday, 2020 at around 6.03 pm (also @ Alangudi Temple) … Continue reading Jupiter Transit (Guru Peyarchi) from Dhanur Rasi to Makara Rasi – November 2020
Hari Om If you’re someone who believes that luck is a matter of chance and has nothing to do with your own will and choice, well, it’s time to change your mind. Richard Wiseman, a British psychologist, has studied this phenomenon and proved we can actually influence luck. Ask a dozen people whether they have … Continue reading Luck through Desh, Kaal and Paatra
Hari Om Kala Sarpa Yoga (KSY) is caused by the Chayya Grahas (Shadow planets) Rahu (Dragon’ Head) and Kethu (Dragon’s Tail). When all the seven other planets of the solar system namely Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn (Shani Dev) are hemmed beween the Rahu and Kethu, Kala Sarpa Yoga (or Dosha) is … Continue reading Kala Sarpa Yoga (KSY) in Vedic Astrology
Hari Om The Vedic (Hindu) astrology is based on an elaborate calculation of the position of these planets at the time of one’s birth. For example the zodiac is divided into twelve zodiac houses of 30 degrees each called Rasi. The planet Sun travels to one of these houses each month. Similarly other planets have … Continue reading Vedic Astrology – The Navagrahas
Hari Om Surya and Savitri are two names by which the Sun is commonly addressed in the Vedic hymns. Sometimes one name is used exclusively, sometimes they are used interchangeably, and sometimes they are used as though they represented quite distinct objects. It is supposed that Savitri refers to the sun when invisible; whilst Surya … Continue reading SURYA BHAGAWAN – A Vedic Perspective
Hari Om Sri Gurubyoh Namah! Sri Matre Namah! According to our scriptures and beliefs, eclipse or Grahan is caused when the shadow planets, Rahu (Dragon’s head) and Ketu (Dragon’s tail), swallow the Sun (Surya) and the Moon (Chandra). Vedic Astrology proclaims that eclipses are not an auspicious or good time to start or end projects, … Continue reading Lunar and Solar eclipses of June 2020
Hari Om Sri Gurubyoh Namah! Om Saravana Bhava! Kuja (Mangal) Dosha is an astrological yoga or condition that occurs when Mars is in the 1st, 2nd, 4th, 7th, 8th, or 12th house from natal Moon or Lagna (Ascendant) or Venus (as per some scholars) of the Vedic Horoscope (birth chart). The intensity of dosha is … Continue reading Kuja or Mangal Dosha (Sevvai Dosham) in Vedic Astrology – Cause, Nature, Effect and Remedies
Hari Om Hindus have always believed in omens, both good and bad, telltale signs, shakuns, nimittas especially when they undertake certain important tasks to be accomplished or achieved. It is but human psychology to worry and get anxious over the outcome or result of any specific task, and therefore these so called omens, superstitions, or … Continue reading Omens and Their Significance
