Jyotish, also known as Vedic astrology, is a traditional astrological system that originated in India and dates back thousands of years. Its roots lie in the Vedic scriptures, the sacred texts of Hindu spirituality and philosophy. The core principle of Vedic astrology is that the positions of celestial bodies profoundly influence human life and can reveal insights into many different aspects of a person’s existence. At its foundation, Jyotish is a mathematical and observational science. It calculates the exact position of planets, the Moon, and the constellations (Nakshatras) at the moment of birth, creating a detailed natal chart (Janma Kundali) — map that reflects the energetic structure of a person’s life. Each planet represents specific areas of experience such as intellect, relationships, career, or health. By analyzing their positions, strengths, and interactions, an astrologer can describe an individual’s tendencies, decision-making patterns, and key life periods. Through techniques like Dasha systems (planetary periods) and transits, Jyotish offers insight into how these influences evolve over time. More than prediction, Jyotish provides perspective — helping people understand timing, potential, and direction with clarity and logic. 

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