Anubhava-mārga
Practitioner Path — Computation Meets Practice
The other four paths are foundational and interpretive. This path turns toward use: how does a practitioner actually consult the substrate in daily and consequential moments? Five practitioner-grade workflows, each anchored to classical text and engine surface.
From understanding to use — selecting time-windows for vivāha, gṛhārambha, yātrā using the 5-limb pañcāṅga and classical avoidance rules.
Answering specific questions from the chart of the moment-of-asking. The classical praśna methodology — when natal data is unknown or the question is time-sensitive.
The Tājika annual-chart system — computing a fresh chart each year at the moment the Sun returns to its natal-longitude. Year-resolution timing.
Pre-marriage compatibility computation — the 8 kūṭas summed to 36 guṇas. The classical match-evaluation framework.
Using the 27 nakṣatra-devatā mantras as a daily practice — the mantra-of-the-day based on the Moon's transit, with classical-text provenance.
First-principles introduction — 27 nakṣatras, 12 rāśis, 9 grahas, the 5-limb pañcāṅga, and the construction of the sidereal chart.
Trace five foundational chapters of the Phaladīpikā — Maṇṭreśvara's 15th-century synthesis. Covers graha-svarūpa, Pañca-Mahāpuruṣa yogas, lagna-phala, āyurdāya, and muhūrta.
Seven modules tracing the Bṛhat Pārāśara Horā Śāstra — graha-bheda, varga, ṣaḍ-bala, yoga, daśā, aṣṭakavarga, and vivāha (marriage). The canonical depth-path of Vedic astrology.
Six modules through the Upadeśa-sūtras of Maharṣi Jaimini — chara-kāraka theory, ārūḍha, cara-daśā, sthira-daśā, nārāyaṇa-daśā, and rāśi-dṛṣṭi. The terse-aphorism school that runs parallel to Pārāśara.