Jyotishya means Consciousness

About Krishna

Jyotishavidya

kastvaṁ ko'ham kuta āyātaḥ
kā me jananī ko me tātaḥ
iti paribhāvaya sarvam asāram
viśvam tyaktvā svapna-vicāram

"Who are you? Who am I? Where did I come from? Who is my mother and who is my father? Contemplate this deeply — everything is unsubstantial. Renounce the world and understand it as a dream."

— Adi Shankaracharya

Krishna - Vedic Astrologer

Krishna

Aham Brahmasmi

Hyderabad, India
16+ Years in Vedic Astrology
Engineer by Education

Lineage & Training

Jaimini Astrology: Marc Boney

↳ Student of K.N. Rao

Nakshatra Studies: Dr. Arjun Pai

Namaskaram

My name is Krishna. By education, I am an engineer and have commissioned and executed over 400 HVAC projects across various application areas. However, my true passion lies in the rich heritage of Indian Vedic culture and studies. This passion led me to delve into the fascinating world of Vedic astrology.

The Journey

My journey in Vedic astrology began 16 years ago. Initially, without a guru to guide me, I taught myself the basics and fundamentals of astrology starting in 2009. As I delved deeper into this subject, my enthusiasm grew. I was particularly intrigued by the idea of predicting the future and sought to understand the methods behind it.

In my quest for knowledge, I discovered the unique approach of Jaimini astrology. This led me to study under Mr. Marc Boney, a student of the legendary astrologer K.N. Rao, renowned for his predictions and contributions to astrology in India. Under Mr. Boney's guidance, I learned the fundamentals of Jaimini astrology.

My journey didn't stop there. I had the honour of learning about Nakshatras from another legendary guru, Dr. Arjun Pai. This enriched my understanding and skills in Vedic astrology even further.

Over the years, I have made numerous global mundane predictions, which you can find on my Twitter account. For me, astrology is a profound subject that requires time and the guidance of the right guru to truly grasp its depth and wisdom.

I am grateful for the opportunities to learn from esteemed mentors and continue my journey in the vast ocean of Vedic knowledge.

The Ananda Tandava

From a young age, I always felt a strange fascination with Chidambaram. I didn't really know why, but whenever I heard the name, I felt drawn to it. There was something special about Chidambara Rahasyam that caught my attention, and I would always listen carefully whenever it was mentioned.

When I turned 40, I decided to go on a trip to visit the Panchabhoota Shivalingams. I planned the trip in 2023, and thought I would start with Chidambaram, driving from Hyderabad, which is about a 16-hour journey. I had 18 years of driving experience and never had an accident. But, when I finally reached Chidambaram and was parking my car, something strange happened. I suddenly hit a wall very hard. I was completely shaken and couldn't understand why it happened. But, I had finally reached my first Panchabhoota Shiva Linga.

Afterwards, I went to the temple, and to my surprise, a Deekshitar (a temple priest) welcomed me as though he knew me. Without me asking, he began explaining the complete history of the Chidambaram temple. He even invited me to his home for dinner, and I ended up meeting the other priests there, like a big family. After this experience, I continued my journey to visit all the Panchabhoota temples, and finally returned to Hyderabad after covering nearly 2000 kilometers.

From that point, until January 2025, I visited Chidambaram every month. Each time, I had unique experiences—meeting different people and learning more about the temple. One time, I got Kunchita Padam that had been on Nataraja for 24 hours, just before Ardra Darshanam. On Ardra Darshanam, I was gifted a Shivlinga by an unknown person. Many miraculous things happened during these visits. I also received my mantra deekshafrom one of the Deekshitars there.

Through these visits, I came to understand what Chidambaram Rahasyam truly meant, thanks to one of the senior Deekshitars. I also began to observe different forms of the deity every time I visited.

One Shivaratri, during my deep meditation in the temple, I felt an overwhelming sense of peace, as if my mind was completely blank for hours. It was then that I truly felt a deep connection to this temple. I felt like I belonged there, as if this temple was a part of me.

अहं ब्रह्मास्मि

Aham Brahmasmi — "I am Brahman"

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