How RishiSetu works
Every RishiSetu lesson follows the same short loop: one idea is explained, you see it on a moving diagram, you try it yourself on a chart or a grid, and you are told why your answer is right or wrong. A short daily review brings back what you missed, and Guruji, your guide in the app, explains any lesson again when you ask.
What happens in a lesson?
“I explain one idea at a time, and I never ask about something I have not taught you yet.”
- 01
One idea
A short screen explains a single idea in plain words. A Sanskrit term appears once, with its meaning. - 02
See it move
An animated diagram shows the idea on a real chart: the zodiac turns, the Lagna rises, digits drop into the Lo Shu grid. - 03
Try it yourself
Tap a house, place a graha in its sign, count from the Lagna, fill the grid. Practice charts are calculated fresh, so you cannot memorise answers. - 04
Know why
Right or wrong, you see the reason and the rule behind it, with its classical source. - 05
Prove it
Mastery checks use charts you have not seen. You pass at 85%; if not, you review first and try again later. Each course ends with an exam that opens the next. - 06
Remember it
Ideas come back in a short daily review, on a schedule that brings each one back just before you would forget it.
What is “Ask Guruji”?
- Inside a lesson you can ask Guruji to explain the idea again, in your language, using the chart on your screen.
- Stuck on a question? Guruji gives a hint toward the next step, never the answer itself. Each lesson has two hints.
- Its replies are checked against the chart’s calculated facts before you see them, so it does not invent positions or rules.
- There is a daily limit on questions, and you can mark each reply as helpful or not.
What keeps you learning every day?
- A daily goal you choose, and XP for every lesson and review.
- A streak that counts the days you learn, with freeze days so one missed day does not reset it.
- Badges for real milestones, such as reading your first chart.
- A one-minute daily challenge on the chart of the day.
- No guilt messages, no fake timers and no paywall in the middle of a lesson.
What do you need to start?
A phone or computer with a web browser, and an email address. You sign in with a 6-digit code sent to your email, or with Google. Then choose your language and begin with the first lesson.
Guruji, your guide
Questions people ask before they start
Inside the app, you can ask Guruji about any lesson, in your own language.
Do I need to install an app?
No. RishiSetu runs in your phone’s or computer’s web browser. You can add it to your home screen if you like.
Will Guruji just tell me the answer?
No. Hints point you to the next step, and the answer is shown only after you submit yours, together with the reason. Each lesson allows two hints, and the Hint button shows how many you have left. Once both are used, asking again takes you back to the screen that taught the idea, so you can read it again and then answer.
What is a mastery check?
A short test built from charts or dates you have not seen before. You pass at 85%. If you miss it twice in a day, RishiSetu sends you to review first. Every level ends with a mastery check, and every course ends with an exam that earns its certificate and opens the next course.
Your first lesson takes about five minutes
Sign in with your email, choose your language, and start at the beginning. RishiSetu keeps your place.
