The map of Jyotish
Understand the three building blocks of chart reading: Graha tells you what planetary force is acting, Rashi describes how it expresses itself, and Bhava shows the area of life in which it operates.
Detailed read →Ten illustrated lessons that take you from the vocabulary of a Kundli to structured interpretation and timing.
Understand the three building blocks of chart reading: Graha tells you what planetary force is acting, Rashi describes how it expresses itself, and Bhava shows the area of life in which it operates.
Detailed read →Meet Surya, Chandra, Mangala, Budha, Guru, Shukra, Shani, Rahu and Ketu, and learn why their natural significations are only the starting point of interpretation.
Detailed read →Learn the twelve sidereal signs, their planetary lords, elements and modes, and how a Rashi changes the manner in which a planet expresses its nature.
Detailed read →Explore the twelve houses as fields of experience, from self and family to partnership, profession, gains and spiritual release, and learn how house lords connect them.
Detailed read →Go beneath the twelve-sign zodiac into the 27 lunar mansions and their four Padas, including their role in temperament, compatibility and Vimshottari timing.
Detailed read →Learn a repeatable reading sequence beginning with Lagna and Lagna lord, then Moon, Sun, house lords, occupants, aspects, combinations, Vargas and timing.
Detailed read →Understand exaltation, debilitation, own signs, friendships, conjunctions, aspects, combustion and retrogression without reducing strength to a single label.
Detailed read →See how D1 establishes the natal promise and how Vargas such as D9 and D10 refine particular domains while remaining anchored to the birth chart.
Detailed read →Understand the 120-year Nakshatra-based timing system from Mahadasha through Antardasha, Pratyantar and Sookshma, and how period lords activate natal promises.
Detailed read →Bring the pieces together by identifying repeated themes, supporting and contradicting factors, chart promise and timing instead of making predictions from isolated placements.
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