Vedic Astrology mainly known as Jyotish in the Indian culture, its origin is derived from many years ago and could be tracked back to the year 3500B.C. Mainly this year is the time-line when Maharishi Parasara discussed the science of Jyotish with his disciple Maitreya. Unlike the method in developing the science in our age, Maharishi Parasara has known the science by divine powers. That is why he's science is not in a state of development, but rather in a state of understanding his terms.
Vedic Astrology is widely known as a very reliant system in predicting many areas in life. It is generally divided into three parts now mainly are very popular. The first is the predictions which are done to an individual, which explains his life areas by identifying his birth time and placing the signs and the planets and explaining them according to the native concerned. The past present in future are predicted by three Main Methods other then The Rasi Dasa Of Jaimini Maharishi methods (Which is also observed in chart analysis).
A: The Vimshotari Dasa System .Which is thought by Maharishi Parasara this are the planetary Rulership over a period of time. From its specific placement, There are methods to determine the planets strength or weakness and know what area will be effected and how.
B: The planetary transits. It is the planetary movements in according to the birth chart.
C: The Solar return or Varshapal, also called Tajika system. This system is a method that its length is only for one year. Each year the Annual chart (Or Varshapal) changes in accordance to the Sun. When the Sun reaches the Same degree minutes and seconds in the transit of the birth chart we draw the Varshapal chart.
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