Practical guides to Vedic astrology, written from the classical texts: what each planet signifies, what your dasha means, how to read the panchang, and how to approach remedies with good sense.
Moon Sign (Rashi): Why Vedic Horoscopes Use It — What your Moon sign or Rashi is, why Vedic astrology reads daily horoscopes, Sade Sati and matching from the Moon, and how to find yours.
The 12 Houses (Bhavas) in Vedic Astrology — What each of the twelve houses of a Vedic chart governs, how kendras, trikonas, dusthanas and upachayas work, and how to read any house step by step.
The 27 Nakshatras: A Beginner's Guide — The 27 nakshatras of Vedic astrology: degrees, padas and ruling planets, how your birth star is found, and its use in dashas, matching and muhurta.
Retrograde Planets in Vedic Astrology — What retrograde (vakri) motion is, which planets go retrograde, how Vedic astrologers read retrograde planets in a birth chart and in transit.
Sade Sati: What It Really Means and How to Prepare — Sade Sati without fear: Saturn's 7½-year transit around your Moon sign, its three phases, Dhaiya, what decides how hard it is, and sensible remedies.
Jupiter Transit (Guru Gochar): How It Affects You — How Jupiter's yearly transit is read: the favourable positions from your Moon sign, Jupiter's aspects, retrograde phases and timing with your dasha.
Rahu and Ketu: The Lunar Nodes in Your Chart — What Rahu and Ketu are astronomically and astrologically, how the axis of the nodes is read by house, their 18-year dashas, nodal transits, and remedies.
Raja Yoga: Combinations for Status and Success — What a raja yoga is, how kendra and trikona lords combine to form it, the yogakaraka for each ascendant, and when raja yogas actually deliver.
Gaja Kesari Yoga: The Elephant and the Lion — What Gaja Kesari yoga is, how Jupiter and the Moon form it, the conditions that make it strong or weak, and what results it is traditionally said to give.
Kaal Sarp Dosha: Separating Fact from Fear — What Kaal Sarp dosha is, how it is defined, its twelve named types, why classical texts do not mention it, partial cases, and a calm way to approach it.
Dhana Yogas: Wealth in the Birth Chart — How Vedic astrology reads wealth: the 2nd, 11th, 5th and 9th houses, Dhana and Lakshmi yogas, earned versus inherited wealth, and timing growth.
What Is a Panchang? The Five Limbs of Vedic Time — The panchang explained: tithi, vara, nakshatra, yoga and karana, how each is calculated from the Sun and Moon, and how it is used for muhurta.
Tithis: The Thirty Lunar Days and What They Mean — The 30 tithis of the lunar month: how they are calculated, the five groups from Nanda to Purna, key tithis such as Ekadashi, and their use in muhurta.
Ketu Mahadasha: Seven Years of Turning Inward — What to expect in Ketu's 7-year mahadasha: detachment, endings and spiritual growth, how Ketu's placement shapes it, its antardashas, and remedies.
Budha-Aditya Yoga: The Sun and Mercury Together — Budha-Aditya yoga explained: why the Sun–Mercury conjunction is so common, the conditions that make it strong, and the intelligence it is said to give.
Chandra-Mangala Yoga: The Moon and Mars Combination — Chandra-Mangala yoga explained: how the Moon and Mars form it, its classical link with earning through enterprise, its emotional intensity and conditions.
Vipreet Raja Yoga: Success Through Adversity — What Vipreet Raja Yoga is, its three forms (Harsha, Sarala and Vimala), how lords of the 6th, 8th and 12th houses can produce success, and its conditions.
Ekadashi: The Eleventh Lunar Day and Its Fast — What Ekadashi is, how it is calculated, why it is sacred to Vishnu, how the fast is kept and broken (parana), and the major Ekadashis of the year.
Amavasya and Purnima: The New Moon and the Full Moon — Amavasya and Purnima explained: how the new and full moon are calculated, their significance, the rituals and festivals of each, and their use in muhurta.
Choghadiya: Finding a Good Time Within the Day — Choghadiya explained: the day and night in eight parts each, the seven types from Amrit to Rog, which are good for what, and how it differs from Rahu Kalam.
Hora: The Planetary Hours of the Day — What a hora is, how the day divides into 24 planetary hours from the weekday's lord, the order of the planets, and how to use horas for everyday timing.