Dedicated to Vedic Astrology - Vedanga Jyotish, a science that is deep-rooted in Indian culture, tradition, and philosophy of life.

The Most frequently asked Questions about Vedic Astrology
 
1. How does it work?
  Because we are created by nature and ruled by nature, natural forces impel and compel our thinking and action. In essence, the material body takes orders from the Cosmic Mind. Vedic Astrology and Vedic Science synchronize these events.
2. Is it a religion?
  Absolutely not. Nor is it a philosophy. Vedic Science is a natural science
3. How can it help me?
  It educates you about your present, and prepares you for the future. You learn when and how to take advantage of the auspicious opportunities that come your way; and you learn how to minimize the impact of the less fortunate cycles.
4. Why are my date, time and place of birth important?
  At the date and time of birth, you absorbed certain degrees and properties of cosmic energy. This energy dynamically influences your life.
5. How can you prove that planets influence us?
  Your body consists of 75% water just as the ocean is. The ocean is influenced by the moon, which causes high tides. If the moon can affect such a large body of water then we cannot ignore the moons along with other celestial bodies' power on us. If we get Vitamin D from the sun, we can't filter out the other elements that are also absorbed. If we throw a ball up in the air and then it falls back down, we call that force gravity. Yet, we cannot see it. The same truth applies when magnetic forces bombard our bodies' atoms and influence our thinking and actions. 
6. If I use Vedic Astrology, people may call me superstitious, fatalistic, or weak. is this accurate?
  Actually you are accepting the natural order; and using natural resources is a wise and beneficial action. 
7. If I don't use Vedic knowledge, what will I lose?
  If someone puts you in a very dark room and asks you to find the door, you may find it, but after considerable struggle. Vedic Astrology will work as a flashlight in your hand. The road of life is illuminated.
8. If it is so good, why doesn't everyone use it?
  At the grocery store one will find organic bread and ordinary bread. Some will select the more natural product and others the bread with unnecessary additives. It's a matter of choice. Some individuals choose to 'work smarter, not harder.' 
9. Why should I go to an astrologer and not a psychic?
  Psychic readings can be influenced by a number of things, among them mood, and emotion. Vedic Astrology uses a natural science. It is accurate and predictive, without the risk of being influenced by the environment.
10. How do I know that you are the best available Vedic Astrologer?
  I combine the knowledge of the Vedic Astrology with 25 years of experience with the advantages of modern technology to provide you with the most current resources to serve you. I've been involved in this science for a very long time. So you can trust that you are at right place and getting services of the best available.
11. I believe in God. Not Astrology.
  I believe more in God than most of you, but I take advantage of this God given knowledge. Why do we go to work? Why do we send our children to school? Why do we go to the doctor? And why do we not close our eyes and drive. Because God wants us to use our efforts and resources to succeed. He created astrology. The planets and human beings are part of His universe. We use water, air, food, and all the other resources. Astrology is the most important tool and element in guiding life.
12. I am educated and I don't believe in Astrology. If I don't see it, I don't believe it? I believe in free choice and free will.

An 'educated' person might approach this in different ways. One may lock onto a rather shallow set of theories, usually derived from someone else's; or one may realize that penetrating the essence of his or her nature and the universe's may provide a better foundation from which to act. Our practice of Vedic Astrology does not purport a fatalistic view of life; it encourages an informed one. It would be a misconception to limit the ancient doctrines as we apply them to contemporary life, to trite rhetoric, or use them to build a case that claims one is caught in an inescapable pre-designed life condition.