Vedic Astrology Course
Vedic astrology courses teach the ancient Indian system of astrology known as Jyotish. These courses cover the interpretation of planetary positions, zodiac signs, houses, and their influence on human life. Students learn to analyze birth charts (kundli), predict future events, and understand personality traits. The curriculum often includes topics such as planetary periods (dasha), transits (gochar), and remedial measures like gemstones and rituals. Suitable for beginners and advanced learners, these courses provide both theoretical knowledge and practical skills to apply astrology for personal guidance or professional consultation.
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Introduction
This course provides a basic overview of Vedic astrology, its history, principles, and significance. It introduces the fundamental concepts such as the zodiac, planets (grahas), houses (bhavas), and signs (rashis). The goal is to build a solid foundation for understanding how Vedic astrology interprets life events and personality through celestial positions.
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Details of Nakshatra
Nakshatras are the 27 lunar mansions or constellations in Vedic astrology. This course explores their qualities, ruling deities, symbolism, and influence on personality and destiny. Understanding Nakshatras helps in predicting timing of events, compatibility, and individual traits.
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Yogas and Aspect
This course explains different planetary combinations (Yogas) that produce specific effects in a horoscope, either beneficial or challenging. It also covers the concept of planetary aspects—how planets influence other houses or planets from a distance—affecting the overall chart interpretation.
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Details of Grahas, Rashis, and Bhabas
This course focuses on the characteristics and influences of the nine planets (Grahas), the twelve zodiac signs (Rashis), and the twelve houses (Bhabas) in a birth chart. Each planet’s qualities, rulership, strengths, and effects are studied along with how signs modify planetary energy. The houses represent life areas, and their meanings are explained in detail.
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Panchang
This course covers the Panchang, the traditional Hindu calendar system used for selecting auspicious times. It includes study of five elements: Tithi (lunar day), Vara (weekday), Nakshatra (star), Yoga (a specific planetary combination), and Karana (half lunar day). Panchang is essential for timing rituals and important activities.
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Divisional Chart
The course introduces divisional charts (Vargas), which are subdivisions of the main birth chart used to analyze specific life areas like career, marriage, wealth, etc. Each divisional chart focuses on different aspects, providing detailed insight beyond the general birth chart.