Vedic astrology is purely based on the Laws of Karma and unless we have a good conception about it, we will not be able to understand the remedial part of astrology.
We are aware that there are three types of KARMA – mainly according to Vedic philosophy; destiny is a function of KARMA. Karma is of three kinds -- SANCHITA (accumulated deeds), PRARABDHA (fructifying deeds / destiny) and KRIYAMANA (current deeds / action in progress).
VEDIC ASTROLOGY is the main Vedic science connected with the MANTRA YOGA. It provides us the keys to choose mantras and time their usage. The oldest text of Mantra and spiritual teaching comes out of Rig-Veda, composed of sacred chants like the Gayatri Mantra. Astrological mantras work at a subtle level that reflects the same forces as the planets and the stars.
I have seen Gems to increase the strength of the planet and the house where it is posted & aspects. I
have seldom seen Gems to increase / decrease the functional nature (maleficness / beneficness) of a
planet.
Weak planets thus can be strengthened thereby deriving more quantum of results as denoted by the
planet concerned. But if the planet is destined to do evil, gems will enhance the power of doing so.
The current crisis of healthcare, brought about by chemical, mechanical and artificial treatment modalities, now demands the return of natural, life and soul affirmative systems with their lifestyle regimens for self healing. While the modern system of medicine focuses on identifying external pathogens and controlling diseases from outside, the self healing system concentrates on the living individual and controlling the disease through balancing the life force within the person.
Understanding Saturn in a chart Vis a Vis its role and significance, according to me is one of the most difficult part of predicting astrology.
In Vedic we believe that we take birth and re birth as a consequence of our past deeds which we say as Karma. In relation to human being, the cause of cycle of birth, the KARMA component is allotted to Saturn. The journey of the Jeeva• from birth after birth is the story of its efforts to attain salvation at the end. As long as the bad karma balance in anybody’s life is not exhausted in full, he will not be able to attain salvation or Moksha.
