If you are like many people at this time, you may be feeling stuck between a rock and a hard place. Perhaps you can envision what you want but can’t quite see how to get there. Or you're overwhelmed by options and unclear of which way to turn. Maybe you’re feeling so embedded in the current circumstance that though you desire change you are having trouble getting clear vision of what that could be! Or you’ve made plans that have been thwarted or shifted for you by circumstances and you're back to the drawing board.
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These are just a few examples of the experience, which is impacting us individually and globally.

So many clients and students have been asking my thoughts at this strange and challenging time. I’ll share my current viewpoint and refer to some of my articles over the past year. I hope it offers some comfort and, as our world get momentarily narrower, I hope it also offers a wider view. 

This is clearly a time when our vulnerabilities are being revealed, at the macro level – financial markets, manufacturing, health care, travel, and so on; and at the micro level – worry, anxiety, immunity, instability, income streams, employment norms. The previously covered up vulnerability of our minds, our health, our places of employment, our government is no longer hidden from view. 
 
Could this have been predicted or prevented? Where is this headed? Will we be okay?  These are the questions the mind naturally asks. 

January 23rd-24th 2020 marks the movement of Saturn into its own constellation of Capricorn* where it will remain until January of 2023. ​This is important, and will impact many years to come. Read On

Excerpt: Though this passage of Jupiter in Sagittarius may be challenging and uncomfortable, it is a great opportunity for dharma to be revealed and more firmly established in the long run. In coming to see the truth, you may not like what you see at first, just like Arjuna on the battlefield wishes to avoid his circumstance. This is an especially good time for certain pursuits that will lead to greater dharma in the long run. 

The ever-changing sky patterns point to ever-changing dynamics in the natural world, the structure of societies, and for each individual.  Some shifts in sky patterns are more significant than others. 

As one year winds down, it is natural to feel the urge to look to the upcoming year. We may crave to move on, move forward, or even reset. Is this merely the effect of a change in calendar years, or is something deeper at play? ​

Ask anything! Whether you are a client of jyotiṣh or a student of the subject, no question is too big or too small. Chances are someone else out there shares the same curiosity. We want to support you in your growing understanding of the breadth, depth and purpose of Vedic Astrology in our lives.