Simplified Vedic Astrology Level 1 Online Program

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    Many of us have the interest to peek into the future and also want to help others by telling them about their future. Some of us have already started learning and are unsure of the path. Here is the program that will guide you throughout your journey of Vedic Astrology.

Objectives of the Program

    1. Understand key principles of Vedic astrology
    2. Methodically dissect the horoscope
    3. Learn quick and easy methods to read horoscope
    4. Learn subjective and objective aspects of a horoscope
    5. Predict with high accuracy and confidence

The program has 3 important dimensions. 

It teaches the relation of Vedic and modern psychology to Vedic Astrology. It also connects modern astronomy to Vedic astrology.

The second dimension is a project that starts from day 1 of the program.

The third dimension and important is of course learning and application of principles of Vedic astrology to the lives of people.

This course has 100 sessions of 1.2 hours each. It will be conducted over weekends, 2 sessions a week. The total duration of the course is 12 months. The course fees for the course are Rs. 25000 for Indian students and $700 for global students. The course is suitable for everybody who wants to be an astrologer. The medium is English or Marathi.

High-Level Course Contents

  • Key principles of Vedic astrology.
  • Purusharthas and their Purpose. Modern Personality theories.
  • How Bhava karakatwa was Identified. Various theories of Bhava karakatwa.
  • Bhavachalit kundali. What are the purpose and advantages?
  • How Rashi karaktwas were Identified. Various theories of Rashi karaktwas.
  • How graha karaktwas were Identified. Relationships of Graha and Rashi.
  • Learning the results of yoga in a particular horoscope.
  • Identifying the focus of the horoscope.
  • Nakshatras and their karaktwas.
  • Analysis of Bhavas. Key principles of accurate predictions.
  • Muhurtha for various events.
  • Gochara in the prediction of events.
  • Matching horoscopes for marriage compatibility.
  • Basic remedies for un resourceful transits.

If you have any questions feel free to reach out to us on 7719926102 or email at gaurishb@gmail.com.

Vedic Astrology Books Authored by the Trainer
1. Untold Nakshatra Jyotish(Fourth Edition) - Your guide for a prosperous and joyful lifestyle

2. Untold Vedic Astrology(Third Edition) - Deeper Understanding of Essential Principles in Vedic Astrology


3. Vedic Astrology Practitioner Manual (Third Edition)- Exclusive Excerpts from Various Classical Texts


4. Untold Vedic Culture - Scientific Description of Main Concepts in Vedic Culture and Spirituality

Location: Pune, Maharashtra, India

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