New Delhi, India -- (SBWIRE) -- 06/04/2012 -- Indian Astrology traces its origins back to the Vedas and the Puranas. Most modern scholars pay more head to the astrological norms laid in the Vedas as compared to the Puranas, since they believe that the later primarily consists of information based on imagination and guesswork.

What Do the Puranas Consist of?

These ancient texts consist of invaluable information pertaining to a range of subjects such as medicine in the form of ayurveda, politics, religion, history, spirituality and astrology. Typically, scholars who study these texts and follow their knowledge system tend to get restricted to one or two subjects only due to the vast nature of their knowledge base and teachings. In fact, there are only a few scholars who have complete command o each one of these ancient knowledge systems and are considered to be in the position to study and delve into the science and application of Indian astrology with complete effect.

How Does the Indian Astrological System Work?

Indian astrology typically calculates time with the help of divisions known as 'shaka' and 'samvat'. Depending on these calculations, calendars and panchangas have been created based on accurate time divisions. This further also elaborates how accurately history has been recorded post the era of the Mahabharata.

The Indian astrological texts move on to giving a detailed elaboration of a number of complex concepts that also overlap with astronomy. The facts and figures stated in these books are eerily accurate and elaborate how technologically and scientifically advanced our civilization has been.

Indian Astrology and Personal Life of a Native

The Indian texts have comprehensive resources of accurate astrological knowledge pertaining to a number of aspects of a person's life. To the extent that it has even been able to accurately predict the outcome of Manglik matrimonies and other marital outcomes depending on the matching of the kundi's and the placement of the planets at the time of birth.

Over generations, Indian families have been consulting learned astrologers about almost every major decision that is made in the household; whether it is purchasing a new home, starting a new business, and even getting married. Till date, there are families who believe in the ill-effects of Manglik Matrimony and prefer to consult a priest who would help them minimize the effects of this condition. In fact, back in the days, when kings ruled the lands of our nation, they would consult the court astrologer over a number of factors including an auspicious hour to start a battle.

In spite of the westernization of the Indian culture, there are certain aspects of our tradition and culture which are nowhere close to losing their significance. The science behind Indian astrology is developed on the basis of accurate scientific observations. If one chooses to explore it to its fullest, one can realize the unlimited possibilities it has to offer and the potential is expresses towards helping each individual make correct and ethical decisions for the benefit of oneself and the people around us.

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New Delhi, India -- (SBWIRE) -- 02/16/2012 -- While many consider it to be backward thinking or conservative to state that couples who belong to similar cultural groups are more likely to have a successful matrimonial. In a broad term, this would incorporate everything from language, religion, food habits, music and even literature.

Considering the pace at which the world is shrinking, more and more Indians are looking at not only marrying people from other Indian cultures but from other nationalities as well. While parents are still looking for life partners for their children within the same community and ethnicity, real life statistics draw a completely different image.

The significance of marrying within ones culture will be discussed at length later into the content, but let's first understand what classes of people it is that tend to face this problem the most.. while first generation Indian immigrants who have moved to the western country have ended up marrying people from within their own community and evidently lead very stable matrimonial lives, it is the children of these immigrants that tend to go through a cultural identity crisis while growing up and also end up hindering their decision when it comes to choosing a suitable life partner.

Marrying outside the realms of your own culture requires a tremendous amount of patience, a broad vision, and open mindedness from any kind of racial bias. At the same time, it is far than believable when one says that this may be difficult to maintain in the long run. With the growing number of diverse weddings taking place in India and around the world, so is the rate of separations and divorces. While one may argue that it is wrong to generalize the cause of these divorces on cultural differences, one cannot even deny the correlation to a certain extent.

While it may be easier to make the commitment of wanting to spend the rest of your matrimonial lives together in spite of the cultural differences, it has often been observed that it is when the couple actually starts living together and gets over the honeymoon phase of life, when problems begin to manifest. It is when couples tend not to consider the differences in cultural backgrounds, that the differences being to manifest.

At the same time, not all inter-cultural marriages go bad. If you get into a matrimonial relationship with complete awareness of what you are getting yourself into, continue to working towards a relationship built on open communication, empathy, and faith; there are more chances of you building a strong and lasting relationship between yourself and your partner.

Though people from similar cultural backgrounds tend to naturally understand the ideas, attitudes and beliefs of their partners, it does not mean you cannot adapt to the changes and mould your lives to create a balance between both the cultures.

As long as you keep the conversations going you will be able to build between yourself and your spouse a progressive and loving marriage that is based on trust, faith and care.

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New Delhi, India -- (SBWIRE) -- 02/07/2012 -- Many natives who come of marriageable age tend to get worried about the inauspicious nature of the Manglik Dosha. Mars is considered to be a hostile planet and is known to affect a large number of natives who tend to marry late or even choose not to marry in fear of the unknown.

Vedic Astrology considers the planet Mars to be an Ascendant and if it is placed in the 2nd, 4th, 7th, 8th and 12th house, it is inauspicious. The placement of Mars is considered to be the key factor behind the impact of Vedic astrology on a marriage. Additionally, if there is more than one such combination, its impact is expected to multiply accordingly.

If the Mars in the ascendant, that it signifies a negative influence on the health, physique and personality of the native. It is believed that in such situations, the native tends to be a little aggressive, rigid, and impolite in nature. The 4th aspect of the mars has a negative impact on the happiness of the marital life and the 7th aspect is believed to cause differences that can lead to divorce.

The Bahaavdipika, a book on Vedic astrology suggests that if Mars is in the 2nd house of the native, it influences the wealth and relationships of a native and his or her spouse. It tends to have a negative impact on his or her relationship with the family members and can lead to constant conflicts and stress between the married couple.

Though the presence of Mars in the fourth house is believed to give financial stability to the couple, it is believed to bring with it a difficult life. The effected native is believed to develop a rigid nature which may become difficult for the native to cope with. Mars in this house has no risk to the life of the native or his or her spouse.

Mars in the 7th house signifies the likelihood of finding an unhealthy life partner. It is also believed to have an impact on the wealth and workplace of the native in condition. The financial and professional condition of the couple tends to get impacted and may even lead to extra marital relationships since it influences unethical behavior.

The presence of Mars in the 8th house tends to be among the most harmful since it sucks out the happiness in a marriage life with respect to longevity and joy. This marriage is believed to result in a low income and problematic marital life, with exceptions of its presence in Taurus, Virgo, and Capricorn; where its power is minimized.

The 12th house signifies materialist pleasures and a relationship which lacks sympathy and emotions between couples. It also tends to urge immoral practices between the couple.

For each problem there is an equally effective solution. As a Manglik, it is redundant for you to worry and instead to choose to consult an expert astrologer who will be able to give you appropriate remedies depending on your condition.

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