This six-month advanced course is designed to develop a strong understanding of predictive techniques and the practical application of Vedic Astrology. Students will learn systematic methods of annual horoscope analysis, Muhurat selection, planetary behaviour in different houses, house strength, important Yogas and practical horoscope interpretation. The course combines theoretical concepts with practical chart analysis to help students develop confidence in applying predictive principles.
This module introduces students to Varshphal, the Vedic system of annual horoscope prediction based on the Solar Return Chart. Students will learn Varsh Pravesh, Varsh Kundli, Varsh Lagna, Muntha, Munthesh, Varshesh and Panchadhikari, along with the principles of Tajika Astrology and important Yogas. The module also covers Sahams, Mudda Dasha, planetary strength, annual transits, house-wise predictions and techniques for timing important events. Practical case studies and horoscope analysis will help students understand how annual predictions are applied in real charts.
This module focuses on the principles of Muhurat and the selection of auspicious timings through Horoscope and Panchang. Students will study Panchang Shuddhi, Tithi, Vaar, Nakshatra, Yoga, Karana, Hora and Choghadiya, along with Rahu Kaal, Abhijit Muhurat, Tara Bala and Chandra Bala. The course also covers Panchak, Bhadra, Sankranti and Godhuli Muhurat, along with practical Muhurat selection for marriage, Griha Pravesh, construction, business, career, travel, vehicle purchase, naming ceremonies, education and other important occasions. Students will also understand the principles of selecting suitable Muhurat through Horoscope and Panchang.
This module provides a detailed understanding of planetary behaviour and the results produced by planets when placed in different houses of a horoscope. Students will learn to analyse planetary results through natural significations, house placement, signs, lordship and aspects. The module explains planetary strength and weakness, Bhava Bala, the role of house lords and occupants, benefic and malefic influences, and methods for identifying strong, weak or afflicted houses and planets. Students will also be introduced to the principles of selecting appropriate remedies for weak or afflicted planets and houses.
Students will learn the formation, significance and practical interpretation of important Yogas in Vedic Astrology. The module includes Raj Yoga, Dhan Yoga, Gajakesari Yoga, Budhaditya Yoga, Panch Mahapurusha Yoga, Hamsa Yoga, Malavya Yoga, Ruchaka Yoga, Bhadra Yoga, Sasa Yoga, Neecha Bhanga Raj Yoga, Vipareeta Raj Yoga, Lakshmi Yoga, Adhi Yoga, Parivartana Yoga, Dharma-Karmadhipati Yoga, Kemadruma Yoga, Daridra Yoga and Chandra-Mangal Yoga. Emphasis will be placed on understanding how these Yogas are formed, their strength and conditions, and how their results should be interpreted in an actual horoscope.