Category: Using Jyotish tarot
These examples illustrate how to utilize Jyotish or Vedic tarot for readings.
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WeWork IPO: A Jyotish Tarot Prediction Example
This WeWork IPO prediction example demonstrates how Jyotish Tarot cards and their Navatara positions work together to reveal how a situation may develop. To better understand the prediction techniques used in this reading, explore the Navatara spread video and the individual card videos on you tube, which explain the Vedic principles and meanings behind the…
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Navatara in Jyotish Tarot: Understanding the 7 Card Spread Positions
The position of a card is an important part of a Jyotish Tarot spread. The card tells us what is involved, while its position helps us understand what is happening with it. One of the traditional Jyotish systems I use to give meaning to these card positions is Navatara. What Is Navatara? The Navatara system…
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Learn Jyotish Tarot: 36 Card Videos on YouTube
Jyotish Tarot is a 36-card system based on the principles of Jyotish, or Vedic Astrology. To make the cards easier to learn and understand, I created a complete series of 36 videos on YouTube—one for every card in the Jyotish Tarot deck. Each video focuses on five words that describe the card’s essential qualities. I…
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Prediction with Jyotish Tarot
How can a Tarot reading speak about a particular person or event? In Jyotish Tarot, some cards serve as significators. They indicate who or what the reading is about. Shukra may indicate a wife. Brhaspati may indicate money. Jaya may indicate a business partner or partnership. Kutumba may bring family or shared resources into the…
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Vedic astrology without the jargon
A New Way to Experience Astrology Astrology has a reputation for being complicated. If you’ve ever tried to learn it, you’ve probably come across unfamiliar terms like houses, aspects, retrogrades, or transits. For many people, the terminology becomes a barrier before they ever discover what astrology is really trying to teach. The truth is, astrology…
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Tanu: The courage to begin
Every meaningful change in life begins the same way—with a first step. Whether you’re starting a new career, rebuilding after a setback, learning a new skill, or simply deciding it’s time for a fresh direction, the hardest part is rarely the work itself. It’s finding the courage to begin. This is the wisdom of Tanu.…
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Understanding the three gunas in Jyotish Tarot
The Gunas are three universal qualities that shape consciousness, behavior, perception, and experience. In Jyotish philosophy, everything in existence contains a combination of these three forces: Sattva, Rajas, and Tamas. They influence the mind, emotions, actions, desires, relationships, and even the symbolic nature of the Rāśis, Bhāvas, and Grahas within Jyotish Tarot. Rather than being…
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Understanding the Rāśis in Jyotish Tarot
In Jyotish Tarot, the Rāśis represent more than personality traits or zodiac symbolism. They are living patterns of consciousness that shape perception, behavior, desire, growth, and experience. Each Rāśi carries a distinct energetic structure that influences how life is approached, processed, and expressed. When used in Jyotish Tarot, the Rāśis become active symbolic forces that…
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Understanding the Rāśhis in Jyotish Tarot
In Jyotish Tarot, the Rāśhis represent more than personality traits or zodiac symbolism. They are living patterns of consciousness that shape perception, behavior, desire, growth, and experience. Each Rāśhi carries a distinct energetic structure that influences how life is approached, processed, and expressed. When used within Jyotish Tarot, the Rāśis become active symbolic forces that…
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The Bhāvas in Jyotish Tarot: The living fields of experience
In Jyotish, the Bhāvas are often translated as “houses,” but they are more than fixed categories or areas of life. A Bhāva is a field of experience — a living space where consciousness expresses itself through relationships, challenges, desires, growth, and transformation. In Jyotish Tarot, the Bhāvas become active archetypal forces that reveal how energy…