Astrologer Ravi Shankar Upadhyay

 Calculating Charphal (or Char Dasha) for a specific location requires detailed astrological calculations, often using software or expert knowledge in Vedic astrology. However, I can outline the process for understanding how Charphal is computed based on the provided coordinates:

Provided Data:

• Akshansh (Latitude): 28° 38' (28.633°)
• Deshantar (Longitude): 58° 0' (58.0°)
• Krinti (Declination): 9° 57' (9.95°)

Steps to Calculate Charphal:

1. Horoscope Chart Construction:

   • Identify the exact time and date for which the Charphal is to be calculated.
   • Input the coordinates and time into Vedic astrology software or follow manual steps to construct the birth chart (Kundli).

2. Planetary Positions:

   • Use ephemerides or astrological software to find the positions of all the planets at the specified time and date.
   • Ensure the calculations are accurate for the location by considering the deshantar for local time adjustments.

3. Dasha Periods:

   • The Char Dasha or Charphal involves calculating the period of different signs (Rashis) that govern certain phases of life.
   • Follow the rules outlined by renowned astrologers like K.N. Rao, who have detailed methods to calculate the progression of signs based on Lagna (Ascendant) and planetary positions.

4. Mathematical Adjustments:

   • Implement mathematical techniques involving trigonometry and geometry to accurately place planets and measure aspects between them.

Manual Calculations:

• Calculating these without software requires using trigonometric functions to adjust for latitude (akshansh) and longitude (deshantar).
• Convert the coordinates into decimal degrees where necessary.
• The krinti (declination) indicates the angle between a planet and the celestial equator and can be used for detailed astrological adjustments.

Final Considerations:

• While some steps can be done manually, using dedicated Vedic astrology software like Jagannatha Hora or other tools is recommended for comprehensive and accurate results.
• Accurate calculation also involves knowledge of the Vimshottari Dasha system, which often interacts with Charphal analysis.

Would you like more guidance on how to use software tools for this, or details on specific formulas for manual calculations?

 Welcome to our very first blog post on Ganit Jyotish – a subject as intricate as it is fascinating, blending ancient wisdom with the precision of mathematics. For those who are new to the concept, or for those who seek a deeper understanding, this post will introduce you to what Ganit Jyotish is, its significance, and why exploring it might just lead you to view life and the cosmos in an entirely new light.

What is Ganit Jyotish?

Ganit Jyotish, derived from the Sanskrit words Ganit (meaning “calculation” or “mathematics”) and Jyotish (meaning “the science of light” or “astrology”), represents the mathematical branch of Vedic astrology. Unlike more intuitive, interpretive approaches, Ganit Jyotish is where logic and numerics converge to map out the celestial dance of planets and their influence on human life.

While Western astrology often centers on psychological traits and archetypes, Ganit Jyotish focuses on the systematic, quantitative measurement of planetary positions and their timings. It relies on precise astronomical calculations to forecast life events, helping individuals make decisions based on the cosmic blueprint revealed at the time of their birth.

The Origins and Roots

The origins of Ganit Jyotish date back thousands of years to the Vedic period in India, where scholars and sages developed an intricate understanding of the cosmos. The Vedas, ancient scriptures that form the bedrock of Indian philosophy, mention Jyotish as one of the six auxiliary disciplines needed to master the Vedic texts. Within this realm, Ganit Jyotish emerged as an indispensable tool for accurate timekeeping, calendar systems, and even the timing of rituals.

Early astronomers and mathematicians like Aryabhata and Varahamihira were pioneers who wrote extensively on the mathematical techniques used to predict eclipses, planetary alignments, and other celestial events with impressive precision. Their contributions are still revered in both historical and modern contexts as the foundation for this unique discipline.

The Role of Mathematics in Vedic Astrology

At its core, Ganit Jyotish is rooted in geometry and arithmetic. It involves complex calculations such as:

• Ephemerides: Tables that show the position of celestial bodies over time.
• Dasha Systems: Planetary periods that reveal major life cycles.
• Ashtakavarga Calculations: Charts that quantify planetary strength across different signs.
• Horoscopes: Constructed with precise measurements of planetary positions at the exact time and location of a person’s birth.

These calculations are performed using a variety of mathematical techniques that have evolved over centuries. The knowledge of trigonometry, as understood in ancient India, played a crucial role in measuring the arc of planetary paths and angles between celestial bodies.

Why Explore Ganit Jyotish Today?

In an era dominated by technology and data-driven insights, the relevance of Ganit Jyotish continues to captivate modern seekers of both science and spirituality. Its reliance on mathematical precision provides a unique bridge between the analytical mind and intuitive wisdom. People often turn to Ganit Jyotish not just for guidance about their future but also for self-reflection, personal growth, and aligning their life choices with cosmic timing.

Furthermore, Ganit Jyotish opens up opportunities to view the world through an integrated perspective, where mathematics is not just a tool for earthly pursuits but a key to decoding the greater cosmic design.

What’s Next?

In this blog series, we will delve deeper into various aspects of Ganit Jyotish, including how these mathematical models are constructed, practical applications for daily life, the intersections between astrology and modern science, and personal stories that illustrate the profound impact Ganit Jyotish can have.

So, whether you are a seasoned practitioner, a curious skeptic, or someone with a budding interest in the mysteries of Vedic knowledge, stay tuned as we unravel the secrets that the numbers in the sky hold.

Conclusion

Ganit Jyotish is more than an ancient practice; it is a timeless dialogue between the universe and human consciousness. With mathematics as its language, it offers a path to not only predict but to understand and harmonize with the cosmic rhythm that connects us all.

Thank you for joining us on this journey. Let the numbers guide, and let the stars inspire.

Stay curious, Ravi Shankar Upadhyay