Astrology in Indian Culture – News Online 100

for ancient times, India has always been regarded as a land of astrology which was an integral part of the discipline of study. The history of Indian astrology dates back to a few years when kings and emperors were the single and most able patrons of the art. Astrologers were essential to the courts of many emperors and in fact the four ancient Vedas also gracefully elucidate the sutras and secrets of astrological calculations.

Vedic astrology is a blend of art and science, focusing on the cycles of life and with astrological calculations according to a person’s time of birth and date. Based on the planetary positions and astral locations, the art of astrology rests on the assumption that ‘planets have an impact on human life’. Initially, only the stars were included in the calculations, but later the constellations or constellations were also included in this art form.

With 27 zodiac signs, 12 zodiac signs and 9 planets, Indian astrology has many ramifications and sub-branches, some of which also bear the traces of Buddhist traditions. Not just Indian traditions and codes, this age-old astrology mixes with signs and symbols from different parts of the world, courtesy of the many ancient rulers who ruled here. Today there are many software programs on the market to help people with astrological calculations.

With the help of Vedic astrology, it is very easy to make life-based predictions and know the star arrangement for various pious activities. From wedding ceremony to birth-related celebrations, Indian society is deeply influenced by astrology for its various important tasks. It also shows the trust that the people of this country have in the traditions and customs.