The study of celestial objects and their purported influence on human affairs and terrestrial events is referred to as jyotish () in Hindi. This term encompasses various practices, including natal chart interpretation,... Read more »
In astrological charts, this segment represents the area of life associated with daily routines, work, health, and service. It offers insights into an individual’s approach to these areas, including habits, skills, and... Read more »
In astrological interpretations, eclipses are not merely astronomical events. They symbolize periods of accelerated growth, change, and karmic shifts. A solar eclipse, occurring during a new moon, is often associated with new... Read more »
In astrological practice, celestial bodies beyond the traditional planets are considered to hold symbolic significance. Small rocky bodies orbiting the Sun, primarily located in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter, are... Read more »
In astrology, a supermoon, occurring when a full moon coincides with its closest orbital approach to Earth (perigee), amplifies the lunar influences typically associated with emotions, intuition, and the subconscious. This celestial... Read more »
In astrology, the specific date of one’s birth is believed to hold significant influence over personality traits, strengths, weaknesses, and potential life path. This is determined by the positions of celestial bodies,... Read more »
In Hindi, the term for an astrologer translates most accurately to “jyotishi” (). This word derives from “jyotish” (), meaning “light” or “heavenly body,” encompassing the practice of studying celestial objects and... Read more »
Oneirology, the study of dreams, holds a significant place in Hindu astrology. Within this framework, the appearance of specific animals in dreams carries symbolic weight. Serpents, in particular, are often linked to... Read more »
In astrology, the lunar cycle is divided into eight phases, each carrying unique symbolic meaning. The phase following the new moon is termed the “waxing crescent,” where a sliver of the moon... Read more »
The April full moon is often referred to as the “Pink Moon,” a name derived not from its actual color, but from the early springtime bloom of the wild ground phlox, a... Read more »