Essays in the language of Jyotish
These essays are written for people who want more than a sun sign. They stay with the janam kundli: grahas, houses, the Moon, dasha, and gochara.
Use them to learn the words. Then open your own chart and ask about the life you are actually living.
What you will find in these essays
Karma in a janam kundli is circumstance and timing, not a moral verdict. The Moon is mind, mother, and the clock for dasha.
Mars is heat and the will to act. Jupiter is Guru: growth, teachers, children, dharma. Saturn is time and the long lesson. When Mars and Saturn meet, drive meets delay. Gochara is how you count the moving sky from the natal Moon. None of that replaces a personal chart. The essays teach the language. The reading uses your birth details.
How to use an article and a chart together
Read the essay for the idea. Then open your kundli and ask about the life you are in.
An article on Jupiter will not tell you whether Guru is kind in your tenth house. An article on gochara will not name which sign Saturn occupies from your Moon. Date, time, and place of birth make that specific. The archive is a map of subjects. The janam kundli is the map of one life.
Essays at their original addresses
- The laws of karma, free will, and the kundli
- Mars and Saturn in Vedic astrology
- Vedic astrology vs Western astrology
- Vedic astrology and the Western chart
- How to determine gochara from the natal Moon
- Jupiter, part one: Guru in the janam kundli
- Karma across the twelve houses of the kundli
- Mangal: courage, conflict, and the will to act
- When Mars meets Saturn in the birth chart
- The mystical Moon in Vedic astrology

