Vedic Indian astrology is based on the karmic theory. When a person initiates an action he has to see the end of it. The cosmic energy, which he activates whether it is good or bad, has to be sub sided by him alone.

Death is not the end of actions. It closes the chapter of Physical body. The other two bodies Viz. the 'ethereal' and 'causal' remain undisturbed and the "jeeva" or the entity takes another physical form to experience the un-expired Karma. For this purpose it is not necessary for the jeeva to assume a human body. It can take the form of any one of the 84-lakh life forms that abound this earth. In the human form the Jeeva gets an opportunity to redeem itself hence it is bestowed with the sense of discrimination called as the "Viveka". In other forms of life this is absent. A person who foregoes the gift of Viveka passes his life by the four cardinal items of life which are the Food, sleep, fear and copulation. He has to then go back to the forms without viveka and experience his karmic effects. He also goes through the eternal cycles of births and deaths, which are very painful experiences. While undergoing the pang of birth or death the jeeva does pray for redemption so it is given a chance in a human form.

Vedic astrology is like a vast workshop with all kind of equipment's, tools, knowledge expertise, solutions and alternatives for all the sufferings of humanity. The observations based on the basic Karmic rules laid down by the ancient seers have never failed to produce the stipulated results.

The horoscope cast for the birth time of an individual is like a printed circuit of karmic connections. An experienced Vedic astrologer can tell by a mere glance the defects in the circuit and prescribe the requisite corrections to make the circuit function trouble free.

The planets act as signals guiding him to the cause of afflictions and accordingly he either warns the client before hand of the impending trouble or gives necessary advice to lessen the suffering.

Another advantage of Vedic astrology is that there are many tools to cross check an observation. Every observation has to be confirmed by cross checking by different set of tools so that mistakes of diagnosis can be reduced to minimum.