“Planets and stars always tell us the power of time and how they can change the world, so I started discovering them until they became my specialized exploration. I hope my story can also help inspire you all."—Mrs Madhavi Sharma.

Vedic astrology, also known as Jyotish, is an ancient Indian system of astrology with roots in the Vedas, the foundational texts of Hinduism.  Unlike Western astrology, which uses the tropical zodiac, Vedic astrology relies on the sidereal zodiac. This means it considers the constellations' actual position rather than the sun's fixed position relative to the Earth.
Vedic astrology is believed to be a way to understand one's karma, the concept in Hinduism of cause-and-effect across lifetimes. By analyzing the positions of the planets and stars at one's birth, Jyotish aims to guide on one's life journey and potential challenges.
Jyotish divides the zodiac into 27 sectors called nakshatras, each with its mythology and significance. These nakshatras provide a more nuanced layer of interpretation compared to the 12 signs in Western astrology.
Vedic astrology views life as a path towards spiritual growth.  Understanding the influences of the planets can help you navigate this path and learn from both positive and negative experiences.  Astrology helps one to note the consequences of one’s progress through various phases of life. It helps get over them with the most minor mental disturbance, thus providing perfect mental stability.