Ranvijay Singh

Vedic Astrology is often misunderstood as mere superstition. But what if it’s rooted in deeper cosmic principles, like gravitational forces.

Modern science tells us that every object with mass exerts a gravitational pull. Planets, stars, even the moon, these forces affect Earth constantly. Now think: if the moon can cause tides, what about other planetary bodies?

Vedic Astrology or Jyotish literally means the "Science of Light". It tracks the movements and positions of celestial bodies, just like astronomy. But it goes a step further: it links these movements to human life and karmic patterns.

Gravitational pull isn’t just a physical force. It’s an influence. Just like how the Sun governs day and night, planets in Vedic astrology influence our gunas, thoughts, actions, and even health.

Each graha (planet) in Vedic astrology has a vibrational frequency. Ancient Rishis believed these vibrations interact with our subtle body, our manas, buddhi, and aatma. Science calls it frequency. Vedas called it Shakti.

Einstein’s General Relativity says gravity bends time and space. Vedic texts say planetary placements bend the fabric of destiny, Kaal (Time). Coincidence?

When a child is born, their body and brain are incredibly sensitive to external energy fields, including gravitational and electromagnetic forces. The birth chart captures that unique cosmic snapshot.

That’s why your Janam Kundli is more than a diagram. It’s a celestial imprint of the cosmic forces acting upon you at the moment of your first breath.

The sages didn’t have telescopes. They had tapasya and drishti. What they saw internally, science is slowly beginning to confirm externally. Astrology was their way of mapping energy and its impact.

So next time someone says “It’s just pseudoscience”, remind them: • Gravity isn’t visible, but it exists. • So do planetary forces. Jyotish is the ancient lens that lets us interpret them.

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