How To Read A Birth Chart Vedic Astrology

Are the Rolling Stones superior to the Beatles? Is indica better than sativa? Do you want to tell the truth or take a chance? These are the kinds of questions that need to be considered, as well as the kinds of decisions that need to be made. Vedic astrology is far more intricate than Western astrology, making it both more accurate and more difficult to grasp for beginners. Furthermore, others argue that because the cosmos, as well as our beating hearts within it, is continuously in flux, Vedic astrology, which accounts for this flux, delivers more acute insights and practical knowledge. I believe that the more you know, the better off you are, and as an indecisive Gemini rising, I strongly advise getting a personal reading from a specialist or experts who are knowledgeable in both schools of astrological thought. Shine brightly.

What makes my Vedic chart unique?

Vedic astrology presupposes a baseline spirituality that is mainly lacking from mainstream Western astrology techniques, as evidenced by its roots in ancient religious writings. Vedic astrology isn’t a personality test or an in-home psychoanalysis; rather, it provides instructions for living life with spirit and intention. In Vedic Astrology, the Four Pillars or Purposes revealed by a birth chart are:

1. Dharma: The way you fulfill your spirit via your daily activities; the reason for your existence.

2. Artha: How do you make money and meet your basic needs?

3. Kama: How do you pursue your dreams?

4. Moksha: How do you get enlightenment or spiritual liberation?

The zodiac system is the other main distinction (and the one that gets the most attention) between Vedic and Western astrology. The tropical zodiac, which is based on the seasons and the Earth’s relationship to the sun, is used in Western astrology. The first day of Aries Season in the tropical zodiac is always the Spring Equinox. The sidereal zodiac, which places the planets’ positions against a backdrop of stars, is used in Vedic astrology (Sidereal means stars).

The stars and constellations do not remain in a fixed place due to the Earth’s tilt and erratic orbit. Every 72 years, each fixed star travels one zodiac degree. The sidereal zodiac accounts for this movement through a correction method known as ayanamsas, whereas the tropical system does not. As a result, your Vedic astrology sun sign may differ from the one you know from Western astrology.

What can you learn from a birth chart?

Your placements in signs, planets, asteroids, and other celestial bodies are determined by your birth chart. We were all born with a mystical chart that astrologically defines who we are. A Birth Chart reveals who we are at our core, calculating the astrological aspects and sensitive angles of that beautiful time in our lives: our birth.

In a birth chart, what do the degrees mean?

At a glance, here are the crucial degrees for the signs: 0, 13, and 26 degrees for the Cardinal signs (Aries, Cancer, Libra, and Capricorn). 8-9 and 21-22 degrees for fixed signs (Taurus, Leo, Scorpio, and Aquarius). 4 and 17 degrees for mutable signs (Gemini, Virgo, Sagittarius, and Pisces).

Is Vedic astrology effective?

No evidence has been discovered to support any of the premises or supposed effects mentioned in astrological traditions, according to scientific research. Astrologers have established no method by which the positions and motions of stars and planets can influence people and events on Earth.

What is the difference between Vedic and Western astrology?

What is the difference between Vedic and Western Astrology? The concepts of Vedic astrology are based on lunar and planetary motions, but Western astrology uses merely the date of birth to forecast numerous life events.

What method do I use to determine my Vedic astrology?

  • Mesha (Aries) (April 13May 14)
  • Vrishaba (Taurus) (May 15June 14)
  • Mithuna (Gemini) (June 15July 14)
  • Karkata (Cancer) (July 15August 14)
  • Simha (Leo): (August 15September 15)
  • Kanya, Virgo (September 16October 15)
  • Tula (Libra): (October 16November 14)
  • Vrishchika (Scorpio) (November 15December 14)
  • Dhanus (Sagittarius) (December 15January 13)
  • Makara (Capricorn) (January 14February 11)
  • Kumbha (Aquarius) (February 12March 12)
  • Meena is a Pisces. (March 13th through April 12th)

How can I figure out which planet dominates my horoscope?

To begin, what is the ascendant? The vitality you exude on the surface is described by this zodiac sign.” According to Lee, the ascendant is the most important aspect in the chart. “The ascendant is linked to identity, how you feel in your body, and consciousness, and is determined by your birth time. In modern astrology, the ascendant is sometimes referred to as your life’s mission and compass. It’s how you act and feel around strangers, and it could be their first impression of you. Your ascendant reveals your full birth chart framework.

Simply determine your ascendant zodiac sign and the appropriate planet from the list below. That is your ruling planet, my friend:

  • Mars/Pluto in Scorpio
  • Jupiter is in the sign of Sagittarius.
  • Saturn is in Capricorn.
  • Saturn/Uranus in Aquarius
  • Jupiter/Neptune in Pisces

From here, learning about your chart rules becomes even more difficult. Some zodiac signs have two ruling planets, as you may have seen. This, according to Lee, is due to the fact that there are two types of astrology: modern and traditional. “Most traditional astrologers, for example, will identify Mars as the ruler of Scorpio, while modern astrologers will denote Pluto as the ruler of Scorpio,” she explains. Aquarius would be ruled by Saturn, while Pisces would be ruled by Jupiter, as is customary. Since chart rulers were first designed in traditional astrology, Lee recommends always looking at the traditional ruler, but if the current ruler appeals to you, you can look at it as well.

Now that you know what your governing planet is, look for it in your birth chart to have a better feel of the energy contained in your chart ruler. For example, if you were born with an Aries ascendant, Mars would be your chart ruler, and Mars in Scorpio in the fifth house of fun and creativity may be your chart ruler (or whichever Mars placement you have). Remember that your ruling planet’s zodiac sign and astrological house explain the nature of its influence on our lives.