Vinayak Bhatt

When Jupiter enters Pushya Nakshatra, even the quietest horoscope starts speaking loudly about its hidden blessings.

Pushya means “nourishment.” It is the part of the sky that gives divine support—just like a mother feeding her child. Jupiter is the

In the tradition of Jyotiṣa, Ravi (Sun) is not just the king—he is the giver of light, the one who sees and is seen. He rules the soul (Ātmā), your willpower, and your sense of identity. … Read the rest

Moon in 2nd House – Chandra: The Silver Cauldron of Emotions

In Jyotiṣa, the Moon is rasa—not just taste or feeling, but the liquid life-force that flows through food, wealth, words, and nourishment. When this rasa fills your 2nd house, … Read the rest

Today is Guru Purnima.

I wanted to record a full video for all of you explaining something very deep and close to my heart. But due to a sudden medical emergency at home, I could not sit down and do … Read the rest

(Story is from Nakshatra Mala text (1938 Edition) converted from Kannada to English Language, remedial part added for Science of Remedies in Vedic Astrology 2025 Course Students )

The Pot That Never Went Empty

In a quiet Himalayan village, … Read the rest

Ah, here we go again—the age-old debate of whether astrological remedies work or not. Some people claim remedies are useless and that we should just “work on ourselves.” Well, let’s put this argument under the microscope and see if it … Read the rest

In Jyotish, the concept of Sattva—the attribute of purity, harmony, and balance—is critical to a person’s prosperity and alignment with dharma. Maharishi Mahesh Yogi’s remarks, “Success depends not on accessories but on Sattva,” are profoundly rooted in the fundamental principles … Read the rest