The discipline of Vedic astrology upholds the Hindu god, Lord Ganesha as its primary deity. One of the most easily identifiable figures in the Hindu pantheon, Ganesha is depicted in the form of a child, with the head of an elephant.

Rudra, a manifestation of the Hindu god Shiva, known for his third eye symbolising the rejection of desire and invocation of destruction, and has been worshipped from ancient Vedic times as a destructive, and cleansing force. The god of storm, wind, and death, Rudra is the personification of our internal animalistic spirit and is also known as the god of animals and the patron of hunters.

The seven Chakras are the main energy centres of the human body. Derived from the Sanskrit term cakra meaning “wheel”, the chakras are believed to be perpetually spinning disks of energy that correspond with major organs and nerve endings that directly or indirectly affect our spiritual and mental wellbeing.

The seven Chakras are the main energy centres of the human body. Derived from the Sanskrit term cakra meaning “wheel”, the chakras are believed to be perpetually spinning disks of energy that correspond with major organs and nerve endings that directly or indirectly affect our spiritual and mental wellbeing.

Since time immemorial, man has looked to the stars for guidance. The celestial bodies may indeed be lightyears away, but their heavenly waltz has a deep, and significant effect on our lives, down here on Earth.

The seven Chakras are the main energy centres of the human body. Derived from the Sanskrit term cakra meaning “wheel”, the chakras are believed to be perpetually spinning disks of energy that correspond with major organs and nerve endings that directly or indirectly affect our spiritual and mental wellbeing.

The seven Chakras are the main energy centres of the human body. Derived from the Sanskrit term cakra meaning “wheel”, the chakras are believed to be perpetually spinning disks of energy that correspond with major organs and nerve endings that directly or indirectly affect our spiritual and mental wellbeing.

The seven Chakras are the main energy centres of the human body. Derived from the Sanskrit term cakra meaning “wheel”, the chakras are believed to be perpetually spinning disks of energy that correspond with major organs and nerve endings that directly or indirectly affect our spiritual and mental wellbeing.

Healing Crystals in India have been associated with people thousands of years ago. According to Wikipedia, “the origin of crystal healing is tied to Ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia, India, Ancient Greece, or Ancient Rome".