4 courses · 38 levels
Vedic Astrology (Jyotish)
From your first chart to professional readings, in the Parashari tradition and then the other major systems.
Jyotish, numerology, Vastu and palmistry, in 10 languages
Learn Vedic astrology and numerology, one short lesson at a time
From the rishis, to you.
RishiSetu is an app for learning Jyotish (Vedic astrology) and numerology from zero, in Hindi, English or another Indian language. Each lesson takes a few minutes: one idea, a chart you can tap, a question, and the reason behind the answer.
- Starts from zero
- 10 languages
- Practice checked against the computed chart
What can you learn on RishiSetu?
Four subjects, each a path of four courses that takes you from beginner to practitioner. Practice is checked by calculation, every course ends with an exam, and passing it earns a certificate and opens the next course.
From Shishya to Acharya
- 1
Basic
Shishya
The building blocks, one idea at a time.
- 2
Intermediate
Sadhaka
Calculate and read a whole chart, or a whole set of numbers.
- 3
Advanced
Vidvan
Depth, timing and the other major systems.
- 4
Professional
Acharya
Full readings, case studies and practice consultations.
The certificate titles follow the classical path from student (Shishya) to teacher (Acharya). In astrology the last title is Daivajna.
Four subjects
4 courses · 21 levels
Numerology (Ank Jyotish)
4
99
2
3
8
1
From the nine numbers and their grahas to full readings, with every rule labelled as a convention.
4 courses · 18 levels
Vastu Shastra
Directions, elements and the plot, then the house room by room, through to a full site audit.
Samudrika
Reading the hand, the face and the body, the Indian way. The app teaches it in two parts, each with four courses from Basic to Professional.
Hasta Samudrika (palmistry)
Samudrika Shastra (face and body)
Tarot
Details to follow.
The rishis behind your lessons
Each subject is traced to a seer of the tradition. Read who they were and where the texts speak of them.
Bhrigu Rishi
A great seer of the Vedic tradition, named in the Gita, and counted among the founders of Jyotish.
Vedic Astrology (Jyotish)
Samudra Rishi
The name behind Samudrika Shastra, the reading of the body and the hand.
Hasta Samudrika (palmistry)
Vishwakarma
The divine architect, maker of the worlds in the Rigveda, from whom Vastu is traditionally traced.
Vastu Shastra
Learn in your language
The whole app and every lesson are in 10 languages. Switch at any time; your progress stays.
How does a RishiSetu lesson work?
Every lesson follows the same short loop, so you always know what comes next.
- 01
One idea
A short screen explains one idea. Sanskrit terms appear with their meaning. - 02
See it move
An animated diagram shows the idea: the zodiac turns, the Lagna rises, digits drop into the Lo Shu grid. - 03
Try it
Tap a house, place a graha, fill the grid. Your answer is checked against the computed chart. - 04
Know why
Right or wrong, you see the reason and the rule it comes from. Missed ideas come back in review.
What else is in the app?
Lessons are the centre. Around them, the app keeps you practising and shows how far you have come.
Your journey
Each course is a path through a painted world. Every level is a stop on the road, so you see what is done and what comes next.
Exams and certificates
Every level ends with a mastery check, and every course with a 20-question exam. Pass it to earn the course’s certificate, which anyone can check online.
Ask Guruji
Ask about the lesson you are on, and Guruji answers in your language. Guruji can also read explanations aloud.
A little every day
A chart of the day with three questions, a word of the day, streaks, and short reviews that bring back what you missed.
Your own chart
Add your birth details to see each idea in your own chart. They stay on your device.
Turn the sky
Drag through any day and watch the rising sign change, with every chart calculated live.
Why can you trust what you learn here?
Rule
The Lagna (ascendant) is the sign rising on the eastern horizon at the moment and place of birth.
Source: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra
Checked by calculationSwiss Ephemeris · Lahiri ayanamsha
- 1
Rules name their source
Each rule in a lesson names the classical text it comes from, such as Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra. Numerology rules are marked as conventions, because numerology has no classical Sanskrit source.
- 2
Answers come from calculation
Practice charts are calculated with the Swiss Ephemeris and the Lahiri ayanamsha, and your answers are graded against that calculation rather than a hand-typed key.
- 3
Honest about limits
RishiSetu teaches method, not fate. No fear language, no guaranteed predictions, no remedies for sale. Where traditions differ, the lesson says so.
Guruji, your guide
Questions people ask before they start
Inside the app, you can ask Guruji about any lesson, in your own language.
What is RishiSetu?
RishiSetu (rishisetu.com) is an online learning app for Vedic astrology (Jyotish), numerology, Vastu Shastra and palmistry, in 10 languages, including Hindi and English. It teaches through short lessons, live charts and practice questions that explain every answer.
Can a complete beginner learn Vedic astrology on RishiSetu?
Yes. The astrology course starts with what a chart is and builds one idea at a time: the 12 rashis, the 9 grahas, the 27 nakshatras and the 12 bhavas come before any chart reading. A question only uses what an earlier lesson has already taught.
Is RishiSetu available in Hindi and other Indian languages?
Yes. The whole app and every lesson are in English, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Marathi, Odia, Bangla, Malayalam, Gujarati and Kannada, and you can switch at any time without losing your place. Sanskrit terms are shown with their meaning.
Does RishiSetu predict my future?
No. RishiSetu teaches the methods of Jyotish and numerology: how a chart or a number is calculated and how the classical rules read it. It does not promise that any prediction will come true, and it does not sell remedies.
Which ayanamsha and chart style does RishiSetu use?
The Lahiri (Chitrapaksha) ayanamsha, the standard recommended by India’s Calendar Reform Committee in 1955, with whole-sign houses counted from the Lagna. Lessons draw the North Indian chart, and the Basic course also shows the South and East Indian layouts.
Your first lesson takes about five minutes
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