This research paper explores the profound significance of Nakshatra-based analysis in Vedic Astrology, positioning it as a superior and more ancient diagnostic tool than the standard 360-degree Solar Zodiac (Rashi) system. While conventional astrology utilizes twelve signs of 30 degrees each, Nakshatra reading employs a microscopic division of 27 lunar mansions, each spanning 13°20', which are further subdivided into 108 Padas (3°20' each). This study demonstrates that the precision of timing life events—such as marriage, career shifts, and health transitions is inherently tied to these sub-divisions rather than broad planetary placements in houses.
The paper further investigates the Nara Chakra, a physiological mapping system that correlates specific Nakshatras to various parts of the human anatomy, providing a framework for medical astrology and preventive health through the analysis of planetary transits. Additionally, the research delves into the Tri-Guna (Sattva, Rajas, and Tamas) energy cycles and the application of botanical and vibrational remedies (Beej Mantras) to harmonize planetary influences. By integrating historical methodology with technical calculations, this paper concludes that Nakshatra reading is the quintessential "soul" of Vedic analysis, offering a holistic and accurate roadmap of human destiny and cosmic alignment
International Journal of Jyotish Research
