Most of what a birth chart promises is spread across a lifetime. The question that follows is when, and a year is usually too wide an answer. Tajik Varshphala is the method that narrows it.
Every year the Sun returns to the exact sign, degree and minute it held at birth. A chart cast for that moment is the varshphala, the annual chart, and it is read for that one year alone. Used properly it does not stop at the year. It points to the month, and often to the day.
The method comes from Tajik Neelkanthi Shastra, and it carries machinery of its own. This is where most students lose their footing. Muntha, the annual dashas, varshesh, panchadhikari, the sahams and the Tajik yogas are not the same tools used on a birth chart. Each has to be learnt on its own terms, and then put back together on a living chart.
That is what this course does, across eighteen lessons, in Hindi. It begins with the principles of the Tajik system, builds each tool one at a time, and ends on real charts where the whole method is applied from start to finish.
Who This Course is For
This is not a first course in astrology. You should already be comfortable with the basics of a birth chart. Beyond that, no previous knowledge of the Tajik system is needed. It is taught here from the beginning.
What You Will Be Able to Do
Cast and read a varshphal chart for any year. Place the muntha and judge what it is doing. Work out the annual dashas and the sahams. Find the varshesh and use it. And from all of that, say when inside the year a thing is likely to come, instead of leaving the answer at a whole year.
To get an idea of this course you can refer to this video. This video is in 2 parts you can watch 1st part here and for the 2nd part, you can go to the Shatabhisha Astrology YouTube channel.
