K.P. Astrology
Exploring the KP System: An Introduction
Beloved Readers,
In this edition of Agama’s Message, we delve into the intriguing world of the KP System, a unique approach to astrology that has garnered attention for its precision and systematic methodology.
Krishnamurti Paddhati by Prof. K.S. Krishnamurti
Late Shri Krishnamurti revolutionized the field of Vedic Astrology with his innovative technique known as "Krishnamurti Paddhati" (KP Astrology). This method, named after its inventor, aimed to simplify astrological predictions and ensure accuracy. 🌟
Before the advent of KP Astrology, astrologers faced challenges in predicting the certainty of events. However, Krishnamurti's groundbreaking approach changed the game by providing a simple yet precise method for making predictions. 🔮
KP Astrology enables practitioners to determine whether a promise for a certain event exists in a Kundali with utmost accuracy. This significant advancement in astrological techniques propelled Krishnamurti to great heights of success and recognition in the astrological community. 🚀
Krishnamurti's legacy lives on through his invaluable contributions to the field of astrology, empowering practitioners with the tools to navigate the complexities of predictive astrology with ease and confidence. ✨
Key Differences from Vedic Astrology
Constellations and Subdivisions: Unlike Vedic astrology, which primarily focuses on signs, the KP System places significant importance on constellations, also known as Nakshatras. These Nakshatras are further divided into nine subdivisions called 'SUBS', based on the Vimshottari Dashas Divisions System.
Ayanamshas: The KP System employs K.P. Ayanamshas instead of Lahiri Ayanamshas commonly used in Vedic astrology. This slight difference of about 6 minutes (Kala) can impact the accuracy of predictions.
Cusps and House Systems: KP astrology utilizes cusps, which are the beginnings of houses or bhavs, similar to Western astrology. In contrast, Vedic astrology often employs House Centers or Bhav Madhyas. Additionally, the KP System adopts the Placidus House system.
Planet Dashas and Ruling Planets: In KP astrology, the results during a planet's dasha are determined by its Nakshatra-Swami (Star-Lord) rather than the planet itself. Moreover, the concept of Ruling Planets emphasizes that the planets influencing desires and fruition remain consistent.
Focus on House Characteristics: Unlike Vedic astrology, which emphasizes planetary characteristics, the KP System places greater importance on house characteristics in predicting outcomes.
Discarded Principles: The KP System departs from certain classical astrology principles, such as divisional charts and yogas, in favor of its structured approach.
Closing Remarks
This was my first attempt sharing a study-related newsletter instead of philosophy. I hope you enjoyed today's introduction to KP Astrology. I'll be sharing more insights into KP Astrology, so stay tuned for upcoming editions. Don't forget to subscribe, like, and share Agama's Message for more content. Feel free to reach out to me at agamashakti@gmail.com.
Yours, Vishal Rajput🔮