Indian Astrology and Marriages

 Jyotisha or Jyotishya taken from Sanskrit jyotisa, from jyoti i.e. light or heavenly body is the traditional Hindu system of astrology, also known as Hindu astrology, Indian astrology and more recently Vedic astrology. The term Hindu astrology has been in use as the english equivalent of Jyotisa since the early 19th century, whereas Vedic astrology is a relatively recent term, entering common usage in the 1970s with self help publications on Ayurveda or yoga.

Hindu mythology says that marriages are made in heavens and is a predestined affair. It is linked to one's past life karmic matters, and because of which the spouses create rights and obligations between them, which extends to their children's, in-laws, friends, and funds.

A hidden rule in astrology states that many houses of the horoscope remain deactivated until one marries. Another rule says that many other houses operate with increased strength after one gets married. This means to get married, and bear kids become the karmic duty or otherwise many houses remain in the state of deactivation or operate at lower energy.  

Marriage comes with lots of pleasures & benefits. But simultaneously, marriage comes with its issues also. All the Lagna (self) significations and that of the seventh house (spouse) can get altered or blemished, pulling down the native to unprecedented depths from where it becomes hard to bounce back. 

Astrology is considered to be the oldest of all sciences, which studies the effects of the planetary positions and movements on our lives. Indian Astrology is an integral aspect of the Vedic Astrology and was practiced over the years by Indian sages/saints and passed on to their disciples. In olden days, the kings would depend on astrology to determine the right and auspicious time before embarking on any new and important initiatives. Ages later, today, we still find the strong influence of astrology in our common life. Any major event in life, whether it is marriage, buying a car, buying a house, or even entering a new house, is undertaken only after consulting the astrologer for an auspicious time.

Indian Astrology is in depth science with multiple widespread branches. It is used to create birth or natal charts like Jathaka or Janampatri based on the time, date and place of birth, to answer any specific questions 'Prashnas', to find the auspicious time and day called 'Muhurtha'. While all of these aspects of astrology are well in use today, one of the most popular one is the creation of Jathaka's and matching of Jathaka's for marriages. Marriage is an important aspect of life in every human being. In India, similar when a child is take birth or born, the exact place, date and time is documented and when the child grows older his/her natal chart is created based on this birth data. When the child attains marriageable age, his/her natal chart is matched with those of prospective brides and grooms to find an astrologically compatible match to avoid hurdles in their life path. This is an age-old tradition, which is practiced with equal fervor.

It is interesting to note that, thousands of years ago astrology was imparted by the teachers to their pupils orally or you can say that everything done manually. During the beginning of 'Kali Yuga' the astrological literature was documented for the future generation.

Today, the essence of Indian astrology has been captured and converted into astrological software. These software's are immensely accurate and provide extensive reports based on scientific calculations. 

Indian Astrology is an integral part of the Indian culture and most of the marriages are consummated only after consulting with best an astrologer. At www.bestastrologerdelhi.com a genuine effort is made to help prospective couples figure out whether they are compatible to be bound in the holy wedding knot by the Astrologer Anubhav Nigam. For more details about best astrologer in Delhi you can visit website and contact with him.