From the Author's Pen:- 

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Namaskaram,

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I come from the rich cultural heritage of Bharat. I have been fortunate to receive the profound research of my respected senior, who has carefully studied more than 1.5 lakh individual horoscopes. Each chart is accompanied by a clear two-page summary highlighting the key events of that person’s life.

 

Over the years, I have devoted myself to studying horoscopes from people across the world, as much as time has allowed. I am deeply grateful to my teachers and mentors for their constant guidance and blessings. Their support has been invaluable in helping me understand the ancient science of SamayVidya (Astrology).Out of respect for privacy and at my senior’s request, I will not disclose his identity. However, I remain sincerely thankful for his immense generosity and the important role he has played in my astrological journey.

 

For the past 12 years, I have immersed myself in various systems of astrology. It gives me great joy to share the meaningful insights I have gathered from these studies. From the study of these many horoscopes, I have gained extensive practical insights into the subtle nuances of Jyotisha and its application according to desh, kaal, and paristhiti

 

In the Kishkindha Kand of the Valmiki Ramayan, Lord Shri Rama says:
“करोति कालः सकलं संहरेत कालएव हि। कालः स्थापयते विश्वं कालाधीनमिदं जगत्”

This means: Time (Kaal) creates everything and also dissolves it. Time governs the world, and this entire universe is under its control. No one is completely free; even the gods cannot override the law of Kaal. In simple words, destiny and the cycle of time teach us that nothing lasts forever and everything is interconnected.

 

Trying to control or make things permanent in a changing world is ultimately futile. Before speaking about astrology, I wish to make one thing very clear: God is the supreme authority. Astrologers are not.

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“The astrologer is born, not made. It is as impossible to manufacture a perfect astrologer by education as to manufacture a poet...”
— Sri Aurobindo

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This beautiful passage reminds us of the limitations of astrology, especially in the Kaliyuga. It calls for humility, lifelong learning, and deep respect for this ancient knowledge.

 

I warmly welcome any suggestions for improvement.

 

Warm Regards,

Abhishek Singh