Purusharta, Aims of Life in Vedic Astrology

The Vedic astrological chart maps out planets and stars related to purpose (dharma), work (artha), love, family and community (kama) and ultimately freedom and end of life (Moksha).

It serves as a karmic guide through both joyful and difficult times. During hardships, the chart helps us understand and overcome obstacles. In joyful moments, it aids in expanding good fortune and sharing it with others.

Jyotisha, which translates to "wise light" or "wisdom of the heavens," is an ancient astrological practice that adopts a comprehensive approach to life, promoting the complete development of the soul. The essence of Jyotisha lies in pure consciousness, which influences our perception. When this perception is balanced, life's fluctuations are navigated and understood with greater ease.

Jyotish is the study of light emanating from the sun, moon, stars, and planets, involving the calculation of planetary positions, stars, and other points in the sky. It provides a natal chart based on the time, date, and place of birth, which indicates karma for this lifetime. Jyotish assists in choosing ayurvedic remedies and dharmic support to help fulfill one's potential.

Class One - Dharma - Purpose and Power

Class Two - Artha - Work and Service

Class Three - Kama - Love, family and Community

Class Four - Moksha - Freedom and end of life