Ayurvedic Astrology

 

Vedic astrology or Jyotish shares the Ayurveda foundational concept of the five elements, which exist both in the natural world and within the body.  Ether, air, fire, water and earth

The balance of elements present in once natural state of being, the equilibrium of a constitution or doshas elements.

Our lifestyle is overloaded with activities and over sensory attention that throws the natural self healing constitution out of balance.

The clock-work of a single day acts differently to individual body types, creating different routine, sleep schedule, appetite and energy disposal. 

Different body types have different propensities.

Grahas are the planets and means to hold or grasping energies in a certain pattern, and what we are subjected to in this lifetime.

The planets hold us to attachments, along with the action of free will and God’s grace.

The days of the weak and their association with the planets are triggering energies from the constellation through which planet earth is traveling in proportion of the season and its light. 

The cyclic year depends on the planets different speed and qualities disposal.

Light shade serenities have patterns and periodic energies that creating frictions and actions which are no mystery to the Jyotish observer.

Monthly ecliptic points of light have a different light frequencies field that holds on to energies of mental focus or psychosomatic attachments in which imbalance are the properties of dis-ease.

The medicinal eye of planetary influence is the ancient acknowledgment of where and when the natural elements will have its weakest link and vulnerabilities exposed.

Panchanga are the five elements or limbs that is reckoning its time quality that qualify with the lunar day (Thiti), waning or waxing Moon position (Karana), Vara (weekday), Nakshatra (lunar mansion) and the yoga (union) of asterism of the day.

The knowledge that creates awareness with the senses of touch, taste, smell or to see and to hear the language when the body reveals its subtle seasonal doshas influences.

The world is experienced through these elements and makeup of the basic world we live in.