Department of Jyotish (Astrology)

According to the eternal tradition of this Indian knowledge, it is engrossed in following the laws of nature as it flows through the entire cosmic period. No one, except Kaal, can remain constant even in this world. According to Kaal itself, this creation is being established, followed, and destroyed as Parambrahma, which is the main form of Astrology, revered in Vedang Swaroop.

According to the definition, the exponent of the motion, position and effect of the planetary constellations etc. of the universe is called astrology. This Indian astrology presents such a form of spirituality, knowledge and science that does not compel any person to follow any particular rule. But by knowing the possible inauspicious effects of life and all the inauspicious people of this world through interconnecting of planetary zodiac constellations, it makes the path of life clear and paved according to the rules prescribed by Vedas. Here the folk fortunate fate is also the present form of the results of the deeds earned in the previous birth, which is the result of a theory focused on calculations based on mathematics and space science. Here we divide it into the principle code and Hora in these three wings. Its principle wing contains the seeds of other mathematical and scientific theories on one hand, where the sphericity and axis travel of the earth, the characteristic of zero, the relation of circumference diameter, the greatest unit from the shortest period of time, the principle of land attraction etc. Concept. The Hora wing is going to show the nature of presence in the present life of the deeds created by deliberating with the happiness and sorrow of life in a different way. In the present perspective, its components, etc., are undoubtedly absolutely beneficial in its components.

The Jyotish Department conducts the following courses at the undergraduate, postgraduate and research level to preserve and promote this traditional scientific knowledge.

Courses

1. Certificate in Jyotish / Jyotish Pragya