A complete study environment bringing courses, Sanskrit sources, chart work, psychological inquiry and personal reflection into one continuing practice. Learn with Sachin Sharma, explore the relationships for yourself, and build a body of understanding you can return to.
Each part has a practical purpose. Open a section to see the tools, the material and the ways you can work with them. Both membership plans provide the same Study Space access.
Move through courses such as Parashara Graha Sutras in teaching order. Expand a module to see its lessons, watch published lectures, keep lesson notes and record completion. Return to a particular topic whenever your study requires it.
Study The Ologies of Jyotish and The Stages of Life through chapter guides, conceptual explanations, tables and reflective questions. Open the original pages alongside the study material to examine how an interpretation develops from the text.
Work through sets of 20 questions, including direct questions and completion-style choices. Move forward, revisit answers, or save and exit. Submitted evaluations provide scores and explanations and become available to your teacher.
Read organised reference entries covering classical correspondences, symbolic functions and psychological interpretations. Bhava Yogas extends the study into lordship and the relationships between areas of life. Contextual reference cards clarify selected terms as you read.
Study 49 Graha-specific readings, formation conditions, causative relationships and interpretive nuances. Compare underlying experience, habitual patterns, defensive expressions and reflective questions across the avasthās, with Svastha included as an expanded teaching category.
Select a receiving Graha, examine the influences it receives, then reverse the relationship. The interactive tool makes asymmetry visible and connects the technical table with detailed interpretive study.
Browse works, chapters and individual sutras. Bring Sanskrit and available translations and commentary into your study. The depth of translation and commentary varies across the collection.
Search available reference material, sutras, lecture transcripts, book-study guides and psychological concepts. Compare relevant passages and save a reading trail. You can choose to include your own notebook in a search.
Enter birth details, cast a chart, save it and reopen a name from your organised collection. Examine Graha degrees and sidereal nakshatras in a clear table, then record observations. The project uses tropical rashis and explicitly stated calculation conventions.
Explore changing Graha positions and step through time. Compare the geometry at different moments and use observations to develop a more careful account of timing.
Work through formation conditions and the influences behind them. Use guided frameworks to connect function, condition, bhava, relationships and lived circumstances, while keeping your evidence and interpretive proposals legible.
Explore the nodal axis of Rahu and Ketu, rashi and nakshatra divisions, the local sky and lunar illumination. Change controls, rotate views and observe how the geometry responds. These are labelled teaching models with stated simplifications.
Follow guided sequences on rulership, Graha condition, bhava axes, element and mode, timing, maturation, Sanskrit interpretation and consultation. The collection brings 12 concept maps together with eight interpretive frameworks. Save a framework to Notebook and work through it in your own words.
Use flashcards, explanations and review prompts to revisit what you have learned. Check understanding through short questions, then record an observation, an interpretive proposal and a question for further dialogue.
Upload several books, search titles and organise your collection in folders. Return to your saved reading position, use bookmarks and notes, and read the shared project books alongside your own collection. PDF, EPUB and Word documents are supported through the reader’s format-specific workflows.
Organise pages in folders, add tags and favourites, and write with headings, lists and checklists. Preserve lesson notes, passages and your own interpretive work. Search your pages, archive older work, and restore pages from Trash.
Study psychoanalytic and psychotherapeutic schools, terminology and core concepts through definitions, readings and reflective exercises. Explore their relationship to the project’s Jyotishic vision and keep a private reflection journal.
Prepare for study with a timer and optional continuous background sounds. Choose a short pause or a longer practice, including 10, 15, 30 and 60 minutes.
View scheduled sessions, RSVP, consult the calendar and open the published joining link. Return to recordings as they are added. Session dates, meeting links and recording availability follow the published teaching schedule.
Discuss material with the study community, ask questions and respond to one another. Shared threads give an observation room to develop through different readings and experiences.
Continue a conversation directly with another member. Messages stay saved and support file attachments, so you can return to a passage, document or exchange that matters to your study.
The tools are available within the Study Space. Courses grow as lectures are published; live sessions and recordings follow the teaching schedule. Personal books, notebook pages and reflection journals are private to your account.
Suppose a lecture raises a question about Saturn’s relationship with the Moon. You can pursue it through several kinds of study, preserving what you learn along the way.
Use Natural Relationships to examine each direction of influence. Read the relevant formation conditions in Lajjitādi Avasthās.
Compare the Graha readings and psychological concepts. Ask which claims follow from the chart and which require further observation.
Open a saved chart and study the configuration in its wider context. Record the details that support or complicate your initial reading.
Bring the observation into Notebook, discuss it in a live session, and return to the original material with a more precise question.
Over time, your lectures, sources, chart observations and reflections form a connected record of study. The space gives that continuity a practical structure.
Compare membership plansCreated by Sachin Sharma, this space brings the astronomical, textual, psychological and contemplative dimensions of Jyotish into sustained conversation. Its purpose is to support careful judgment, intellectual independence and an increasingly articulate relationship with the subject.
Begin with a published introductory course and use the reference material when a term needs clarification. Add chart work, interactive studies and personal reflection as your questions develop. You can move through the space at your own pace.
The project uses tropical rashis, sidereal nakshatra calculations and stated bhava conventions, including Campanus in chart work. Formation rules and teaching models include method notes so you can examine the basis of an interpretation.
You can upload personal reading, organise notebook pages, save charts and use the reference tools alongside your existing learning. Your collection can develop around the questions and materials that matter to you.
Classic offers the restrained palette and serif typography. Rainbow brings vivid colour to the same study environment. Use the appearance button at the top of this page to try it; you can change your choice at any time.
One membership, two billing options. Both give the same Study Space access.
14 days free, then $69 per month.
14 days free, then $690 per year.
Follow the changing positions and motions of the Navagraha as an ongoing field of observation. Move through a day, a week or a month, notice what actually changes, and keep a private record of what you observe.
Labels are grouped within their rashi or bhava. Degrees give the precise position. Select a Graha, rashi or bhava for a reference popup. Close it to continue from the same chart.
Nine chapters for studying the Grahas through classical descriptions, technical conditions and psychological inquiry.
BPHS 45.11–29, with the Svastha passage at 45.8 as a supplement. Each passage includes Sanskrit, IAST transliteration, a working translation and commentary.
Formation, strength and mixed results must be considered together. The historical passages on illness, children and spouses require particular care. Their literal wording and contemporary psychological commentary are presented separately.
Study the principles, read the texts and follow a question across the Grahas, rashis, bhavas and avasthas.
Search chapters, avastha entries and currently loaded sutra and subject records.
Study a configuration, establish each cause and preserve your observations.
Enter these qualifications when the relevant Graha aspects the subject. Unconfirmed nature is excluded from confirmed relief. The workbench implements the Masters Course’s named cruel-enemy routes; additional Mercury-cruelty agitation interpretations require manual study.
Study how the concerns of one bhava enter another, and how the condition of its lord shapes their expression.
Questions, reflections and conversation with fellow students.