Vedic Astrology Advanced

The Yogic Science of Time and Space

What you’ll learn
Know the advanced elements of Vedic Astrology
Deep Understanding of impacts of planets on each other
Understand how to detect strength and weakness
Reading Charts systematically

Requirements
The content of the “Vedic Astrology Basic” Course

Description
This course is for students with knowledge of the material of the “Vedic Astrology Basic” course. Without the prerequisites most of the material in this advanced course can only be put to very limited use. With this course you will finally know all the important tools needed to be an astrologer! Important and unique concepts like Shad Bala, to assign a certain weight to planets, or the amazing possibilities of the Lajjitaadi Avasthas, which help you really understand, why certain planets seem to behave differently than a superficial look would suggest. There are some techniques, elements and concepts in Vedic Astrology not included here, because Jyotish is a very ancient science and many different schools and systems have their own ways of using it. Some of the more important concepts not included here are mentioned and shortly explained in the “Out of Scope”-chapter. After this course you will have a real understanding of all the elements needed to read charts. There is even a whole chapter on reading charts. You will get a systematic approach to every chart. Do that with every chart provided here and you will make some fast progress. Of course, it takes time, practice and experience to be good at Jyotish, so it is extremely important to be cautious with readings for others or oneself. First you need to be a real astrologer and here you have everything to be one.

Overview
Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: Direct Aspects

Lecture 2 Direct Aspects – Intro

Lecture 3 Direct Aspects Calculation

Section 3: Shad Bala

Lecture 4 Shad Bala – Intro

Lecture 5 Shad Bala – Six Elements

Lecture 6 Sthana Bala

Lecture 7 Dig Bala

Lecture 8 Kala Bala

Lecture 9 Chesta- , Naisargika- & Drik-Bala

Lecture 10 Shad Bala – Total

Section 4: Vimshopaka

Lecture 11 Vimshopaka – Intro

Lecture 12 Vimshopaka Calculation

Lecture 13 Vimshopaka – Vargas in Use

Section 5: Practice Part 1

Lecture 14 Practice #1

Section 6: Lajjitaadi Avasthas

Lecture 15 Lajjitaadi Avasthas – Intro

Lecture 16 Lajjitaadi Avasthas – Parts

Lecture 17 Lajjitaadi Avasthas – Types

Lecture 18 Lajjitaadi Avasthas – Ashamed

Lecture 19 Lajjitaadi Avasthas – Proud

Lecture 20 Lajjitaadi Avasthas – Starved

Lecture 21 Lajjitaadi Avasthas – Thirsty

Lecture 22 Lajjitaadi Avasthas – Delighted

Lecture 23 Lajjitaadi Avasthas – Agitated

Lecture 24 Lajjitaadi Avasthas – Jagradaadi

Section 7: Practice Part 2

Lecture 25 Practice #2

Section 8: Houslords Extended

Lecture 26 Houslords – Intro

Lecture 27 Houslords in Houses

Lecture 28 Houslords – Example 1

Lecture 29 Houslords – Example 2

Section 9: Practice Part 3

Lecture 30 Practice #3

Section 10: Vargas – Divisional Charts

Lecture 31 Vargas – Intro

Lecture 32 Navamsha – 9th Divisional Chart

Lecture 33 Navamsha – Important Planets

Lecture 34 Navamsha – Important Houses

Section 11: Practice Part 4

Lecture 35 Practice #4

Section 12: Reading Charts

Lecture 36 Reading – Intro

Lecture 37 Reading – Steps

Lecture 38 Reading – Example Venus #1

Lecture 39 Reading – Example Venus #2

Section 13: Out of Scope

Lecture 40 Out of Scope – Intro

Lecture 41 Out of Scope – Chara Karakas

Lecture 42 Out of Scope – Outer Planets

Lecture 43 Out of Scope – Compatibility

Lecture 44 Out of Scope – Prashna

Section 14: Outro

Lecture 45 Outro

This course can be for vedic astrologers or those who want to know about some very specific elements of Vedic Astrology. Also people interested in Yoga and Yogic sciences will learn how Vedic Astrology helps in understanding the karmic structure.