Samudra Manthan is a famous mythological story depicting the battle between ‘asuras’ and ‘devas.’ This story is filled with Jyotish gems and is often taught when learning about the origin and nature of Rahu and Ketu.
The hills and valleys of my Jyotish journey are what set me on a path to create books, teach, and create learning resources of various kinds.
Makara Sankranti: meaning and importance Makara Sankranti is the time of the Sun entering Makara, or the sign Capricorn, and marks the beginning of the Deva-Ayana. The month of Capricorn is celebrated in India as the New Year, and this year it will be celebrated on January 14th or 15th (in Europe), 2023. From a Jyotisha point of view, the event of Makara Saṅkrānti is celebrated as the beginning of the year of the Devas. Tropical vs. Sidereal zodiac The tropical (mundane) zodiac implies increasingly more sunlight on the north pole. We say that when the Sun moves northwards, it is
Tapasvi Yoga belongs to the group of planetary combinations showing ascetic tendencies in the horoscope. The word tapas indicates the burning sensations (or radiating heat), and tapasvin is someone who will perform hard penance or who will practice great austerities. This burning sensation happens through austere practices such as meditation, mantra sadhana, the practice of yoga or pranayama, and similar. Formation of the Tapasvi Yoga For the formation of the Tapasvi Yoga, one needs to have Venus, Saturn, and Ketu:a) In the mutual trine from each otherb) in the same house/conjoinedc) and/or exchanging a mutual Rashi Drishti. Why these three planets? It is important to note
Which planet shows skin?
Not so long ago, I asked my students which planet shows the skin, and the answers were not as homogeneous as expected. The answer to this question is clearly stated in the Jyotish classics, including Bṛhat Parāśara Horā Śastra by sage Parashara.
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