Jaimini Astrology is a comprehensive course that explores the principles and techniques of Jaimini astrology, an ancient branch of Vedic astrology. This course is designed to provide a deep understanding of Jaimini astrology and its application in analyzing the horoscope and predicting future events.
 

This course discusses the ancient practice of Vedic astrology, specifically Jaimini astrology, which is rooted in the Jaimini Sutras. Jaimini astrology introduces unique principles such as the Chara Dasha system for event prediction, the Karaka system to understand challenges, and special lagna systems like Hora Lagna and Ghatika Lagna for precise predictions. It also highlights the significance of the Upapada Lagna and the Navamsha system for insights into career, spiritual dimensions, and karmic patterns. Jaimini astrology enriches Vedic astrology by providing astrologers with distinct tools to understand the influence of cosmic forces on individual destinies.

Jaimini Sutras, also known as Upadesa Sutras[1][2] is an ancient Sanskrit text on the predictive part of Hindu astrology, attributed to the sage Jaimini, the founder of the Purva Mimamsa branch of Hindu philosophy, a disciple of Vyasa and grandson of Parashara. It comprises nine hundred and thirty-six sutras or aphorisms arranged in four chapters, and though having several distinct features of its own, the Jaimini System, which is a unique system, appears as an offshoot of the Parashari System only; wherever it deviates, it is not found to be in conflict with the Parashari system,[3] and gives due importance to Rahu and Ketu, the two Lunar Nodes.[4]

Jaimini Sutras, arranged in four chapters, cover Karakamsa, Arudha, Upapada and navamsa in the first chapter; Longevity, Diseases, Profession, Progeny and Spouse, in the second; Longevity, Nature and cause of death, in the third; and in the fourth chapter it covers the account of pre-natal epoch. The Jaimini System of prognostication is distinctly different from the Parashari System, the basic differences being with regard to Rasi aspects, determination of Karakas, Badhaka bhavas and the Dashas. In Jaimini System, aspect has been assigned to the Rasis or signs which are synonymous with Bhavas or Houses, the Karakas are fixed according to longitudes gained by planets in particular signs, the Dashas are assigned to signs, and the method of determination of Badhakas is far more complicated, and its prediction-method based on Padas is also different.