Astrology charts and horoscopes communicate and define a person’s fate based on this relationship. Astrology charts are typically made within a few days of birth according to Indian traditions. Besides the time and date of birth, the location where the child was born is also necessary for generating a birth chart. It is important to note that the nine planets of astrology are different from the nine planets of the western scientific solar system. The Navagrahas are sometimes called zodiac planets or astrological planets and include the Sun, Moon, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Venus, Mercury, Rahu, and Ketu. Every planet has a unique characteristic. Also, each has certain pros and cons in certain houses of Zodiac Signs.

Taking all these factors into account, an astrology chart is prepared for a given individual. Various characteristics of life are represented by each of the twelve houses of an astrological chart. There are nine planets in those houses, and some remain vacant. A person’s fate and future are determined by the astrological planets placed in those houses, along with the planets placed in certain other houses. A person’s ‘Karma’ is also defined as his deeds in life, whether they are ‘Paap’ (sins) or ‘Punya’ (virtues). The Sun Sign determines a person’s name, as well as their Sun Sign.

We all know what astrology is and how it can influence our lives. Astrology is an ancient and complex science where astrologers study the movements of stars and planets in order to ascertain their impact and influence on our lives and well-being.

On the other hand, Vedic astrology does not depend on the Earth-sun relationship. Astronomical positions are determined by constellations, stars, and planets. According to scientifically validated hypotheses, the earth revolves not only around the Sun but also on its axis. Because of its accuracy, it is superior to other astrological methods.

Kundali and Vedic Astrology

In Kundalis, birth times, places, and dates are used to calculate a person’s astrological chart. In the Vedic system of astrology, the Kundali plays a crucial role in predicting a person’s future. For detecting the past, present, or future effects of the planets, Vedic astrologers use various divisional charts, in addition to divisional charts.

This type of negativity can then be curbed with the help of astrology, or even eliminated altogether if possible. Kundali matching occurs when the bride and groom’s birth charts are compared and analyzed for compatibility at the time of their wedding.

A Kundali consists of twelve houses. A different planet rules each house. In Kundali, since only nine planets are recognized astrologically, some houses are bound to remain vacant. A house represents a particular aspect of our lives and a specific part of our bodies. A person’s physical appearance, complexion, character, and ability to deal with challenges of various kinds and degrees are all represented by the first house, called the “Lagnasthan.” It governs the head and face.

Vedic Astrology Dashes

A major principle of Vedic Astrology is that whatever happens to us is a consequence of our past karmas. As a result of our past deeds, the planets and stars perform their work accordingly. The Dashas in Vedic astrology illustrate how Karma plays out in our lives. Although Vedic astrology revolves around multiple systems of negative conditions or “Dashas,” the Vimshottari Dasha is considered the most prominent one. It uses a 120-year cycle in which each planet is the ruler for a specific number of years.

The importance of Muhurtha in Vedic Astrology

In Vedic astrology we not only predicts our future but also helps us with Muhurtha determination. “Muhurtha” is best described as the auspicious time to perform significant actions or events in life.

Kundali, Dasha, and Muhurtha are a few petals in the bouquet of flowers that Vedic Astrology has to offer. It is a fact-based science that helps us learn about the planetary effects on our mental and physical well-being. It helps us to determine our place in the cosmos and live in harmony with our heavenly bodies.