Vedic astrology guides in simple words
Short, calm explainers on the main ideas in a Vedic birth chart. Written in plain English, and also in Hindi. They are traditional knowledge to reflect on, not predictions.
What is a kundli (birth chart) and how to read it
A kundli is a map of the sky at your birth. Learn its parts (lagna, houses, planets, dasha) and how to read it step by step, in plain words.
Vimshottari dasha explained: mahadasha and antardasha
What the Vimshottari dasha is, why it adds up to 120 years, and how mahadasha and antardasha work, explained calmly and without fear.
Lagna (ascendant) and what it means in Vedic astrology
Your lagna, or ascendant, is the sign rising at your birth. See why birth time matters, what it is traditionally said to describe, and how to hold it lightly.
Moon sign (rashi) vs Sun sign: why they can differ
Why your Vedic Moon sign and your Sun sign can differ, what sidereal and tropical mean, and which sign to read. A clear, simple guide.
Sade Sati explained calmly: what it is and what it is not
What Sade Sati traditionally means, how the seven and a half years are counted, why it is often misunderstood, and gentle ways to meet it.
Mangal dosha: myths and facts, in plain words
What Mangal dosha (Manglik) is, why it is linked with marriage, why it is so common, and which popular beliefs are myths. Plain words, no fear.
The 12 houses (bhavas) of a kundli, in simple words
Each of the twelve houses of a Vedic birth chart in a few plain lines, and how to use them as prompts for reflection, not predictions.
How a free AI astrologer works: what it can and cannot do
How Vedikshana's free AI guide works, what it can and cannot do, and the guardrails we set: guidance and reflection, not prediction or advice.
This is traditional knowledge shared for reflection, not prediction, advice or a promise of any outcome. For health, money or legal matters, please speak to a qualified professional.