Chanakya Geo-Jyotiśa
Chanakya did not predict the empire, he timed it
Two years, taught live. Currently in Year One.

Who This Is For
- People who already operate at a strategic level, or who read geopolitics seriously and want the timing layer nobody else in the room has.
- Those who want to use Jyotiṣa as statecraft — not as prediction for its own sake, but as an instrument alongside economics, intelligence and negotiation, which is how it was originally used.
- Those who intend to become a Raj-Jyotiṣa — the advisor consulted at the top, before a decision is taken rather than after it.
- Practitioners building towards retainer clients. A Jyotiṣī who can read nations as well as individuals is offering something almost nobody else does, and that is the basis of a retained advisory practice rather than a session-by-session one.
Year One — Running Now
Maraṇa Kāraka Sthāna, Read Geopolitically
Every planet has a house where it is at its weakest — its Maraṇa Kāraka Sthāna. In a personal chart that is an individual difficulty. Read against a nation, it becomes something else entirely.
The question the class is working now: what happens when a peace agreement is signed while Jupiter sits in its Maraṇa Kāraka Sthāna? Jupiter is the kāraka of counsel, expansion and peace. Placed where it is weakest, can an agreement made under it actually hold?
We are working that on an agreement currently on the table, not on a settled case from a textbook. You watch the reasoning being built before anyone knows the answer — which is the only honest way to learn whether a method works.
Across the Two Years
Country charts, and the leaders who run them
A nation has a chart. So does the person leading it, and the two are constantly interacting. When a leader's period runs against the country's, the country feels it — and the leader is usually blamed for something that was structural.
Omens and Nimittas
What the classics say about reading the signs surrounding a question — and why they carry more weight, not less, when the subject is a nation. No serious call about a country or a leader is made without them.
Chaitra Śukla Pratipadā — the Vedic New Year
The chart cast for the turning of the Vedic year, and the foundation of any annual reading for a state.
This is the first thing a Raj-Jyotiṣa learns before sitting with a head of state. Get it wrong and the entire year's reading is built on sand.
Tithi Praveśa
The annual chart cast from a person's own tithi — applied here to leaders and decision-makers rather than to private clients.
Transits — Guru First, Then the Full Set
What each planet's movement does at the scale of a nation. That is not simply a larger version of what it does to a person, and treating it as one is where most geopolitical astrology falls apart.
Eclipses — Solar and Lunar, and Why They Are Not the Same
The difference between them is not a matter of degree. Where an eclipse falls, whom it touches, and how long its effect actually runs.
Earthquakes and Natural Events
What the classical texts say about seismic and natural events, and how those indications are read in advance rather than explained afterwards.
Remedies for Countries and for Leaders
Remedy at national scale. What the tradition prescribes when the subject is a state rather than a person — and who is expected to perform it.
Where This Leads
Two roads out of this programme.
The first is the one Chanakya himself took. A Raj-Jyotiṣa is not a court fortune-teller. They are the person in the room when a decision is made, with timing as one instrument on the table alongside every other.
The second is commercial. Reading nations as well as individuals puts you in a category with very few people in it — and that is what turns a practice from session-by-session work into retained advisory work. It changes who will hire you, and what they will pay.
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