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Vedic Chart Foundations
Locate graha, rashi, bhava, and basic condition and form one bounded placement statement from a computed Vedic chart.
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Learn to read an astrology chart
Start with five free courses on chart foundations, interpretation, timing and calculation methods. Short introductions to numerology, tarot, Vastu and Lal Kitab are also available.
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Applied Vedic Interpretation
Combine lordship, condition, relationship, and context into a transparent interpretation that separates observation, tradition, inference, and uncertainty.
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Western Chart Foundations
Navigate a natal wheel and combine a planet, sign, house, and major aspect without reducing the chart to isolated keywords.
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Dashas and Transits
Read a Vimshottari timeline and compare it with current transits while avoiding deterministic event promises and false precision.
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Chart Accuracy and Methods
Identify which inputs and settings change a chart, compare two outputs methodically, and communicate uncertainty before interpreting differences.
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Short orientations
Each orientation contains two introductory lessons.
- Numerology foundationsPrimer · 2 lessons
A two-lesson orientation: life path from the birth date, then the Lo Shu grid. Not a full course.
Start the orientation - Vastu foundationsPrimer · 2 lessons
A two-lesson orientation: the eight directions and the five elements. Not a Vastu course.
Start the orientation - Tarot foundationsPrimer · 2 lessons
A two-lesson orientation: the 78-card deck, then a three-card spread. Reflection, not fortune-telling.
Start the orientation - Lal Kitab foundationsPrimer · 2 lessons
A two-lesson orientation: the fixed-house kundli, then how we frame its remedies. Not a remedy shop.
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Glossary
Definitions of the astrology terms used across Astroyana.
Open the glossaryAstroyana's lessons explain astrology, numerology and related traditions as symbolic systems with long recorded histories. They are intended for learning and reflection and are not medical, legal, financial or psychological advice.