Different Style of Horoscopic Chart
North Indian Chart: North Indian Chart is the one in which the order of the houses is fixed. It consists of four central rhomboidal houses (which are numbered 1, 4,…
Meaning and Significance of Houses (Bhava) in Astrology
Bhava or House in astrology is a Sanskrit word which means both ‘the state of existence’ and ‘state of mind’. A bhava (house) is thus more a ‘home’ than it…
What is the meaning of Personal Year-2 in Numerology
Personal year in numerology is the concept to predict the essence of any year. The personal year number gives you a clue as to what lies ahead in the coming…
Lo Shu Grid Elements and Directions in Chinese Numerology
The universe is made up of 5 elements; Earth, Fire, Water, Metal and Wood. These elements are also represented by numbers. Likewise, the whole universe is also made up of…
Personal Year Number-1
The personal year number gives you a clue as to what lies ahead in the coming year. Basically, your development and maturity build in a nine-year stage. Each nine-year period…
Personal Year Number
Personal Year in numerology is very very important and useful concept. The personal year number is a helpful tool that gives clues about what to expect in the upcoming year.…
Understanding the Thinking Pattern Through Handwriting Analysis
Through handwriting analysis, an understanding of the emotions is of primary importance. The second key area to understand is how the individual thinks. My focus is not on what people…
Who Should Become Astrologer
In the ancient times, a strict code of conduct was demanded of those who practised astrology. A guru would teach astrology only to a deserving disciple who would adhere to…
Relation Between Astrology and Science
Astrology consists of a number of belief systems that hold that there is a relationship between astronomical phenomena and events or descriptions of personality in the human world. Astrology has…
Introduction of Vedic Astrology
Astrology is called "Jyotish" in hindi. "Jyotish", is a Sanskrit term derived from two roots: jyoti, which means light, and Isha, which means Lord or God. Jyotish, then, literally means…