Our astrology specialists

Three paths. A shared purpose.

Vedic astrology encompasses several traditions, each offering a different approach to understanding life's questions. At Trusted Astrology, we introduce three distinctive disciplines.

Pandit Parashar Sharma

Prashna Shastra, astrology of the question

Prashna Shastra is a branch of Jyotish that interprets a chart calculated for the moment a meaningful question is asked.

It is traditionally used to explore specific situations, decisions, and uncertainties, even when complete birth information is unavailable.

Pandit Parashar Sharma

Prashna Shastra

Over Four Decades Devoted to the Art of Jyotish and Prashna Shastra!

Born in Varanasi into a family of pandits where Jyotish has been passed down from father to son, Parashar Sharma learnt to read the Panchang even before he learnt to write. His father taught him planetary calculations and the principles of Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra from childhood itself.

He further deepened his learning in Kashi and then in Ujjain, under the guidance of renowned masters. A holder of the title of Jyotish Acharya, he has dedicated his entire life to the study of the Grahas, Bhavas and Lagna, as well as the traditional methods of consultation handed down by his gurus.

For more than forty years, he has been receiving people who come seeking greater clarity in times of doubt, transition or decision.

His area of specialisation is Prashna Shastra, the art of studying a specific question from the exact moment at which it is asked.

When a person consults him, Panditji does not try to narrate a fixed future. He prepares the Prashna Kundli and studies the Prashna Lagna, the Bhava related to the question and its lord, the position of Chandra, the Drishtis and the relationships among the various Grahas.

Every indication is cross-checked against the others.

Devika Mehta

Ratna Shastra, the tradition of gemstones

Ratna Shastra explores the traditional relationships between gemstones and planetary influences.

In Jyotish, gemstones are associated with the Navagraha, and their selection is traditionally considered in relation to an individual’s birth chart.

Devika Mehta

Ratna Shastra

A Life Devoted to Gemstones and Jyotish, and to the Art of Choosing the Right Gem at the Right Time!

Born in Jaipur, one of the world’s great capitals of the gemstone trade, Devika Mehta grew up in a world where gemstones were a part of everyday life.

Her father was a gemologist. Her mother practised Vedic astrology.

From a very young age, she learnt to tell the difference between rubies, sapphires, emeralds, corals and other precious stones. But she also understood that a gem is not judged only by its beauty, rarity or value.

In the tradition of Ratna Shastra, certain gemstones are matched with the Navagraha, the nine planetary influences of Jyotish.

It is this dual knowledge that makes Devika Mehta unique today.

She went on to deepen her study of Ratna Shastra in order to understand precisely the traditional links between the Grahas and certain gemstones. Since then, she has been guiding people who wish to know which stone is truly suited to their horoscope.

For Devika, a recommendation never begins with a stone. It begins with your Kundli.

She studies the Lagna, the Bhavas, their lords, the Drishtis and, above all, the condition of the various Grahas. Her aim is to determine which planetary influence deserves to be supported, and which gemstone may, as per tradition, be recommended on that basis.

This caution is essential. A stone traditionally associated with Surya, Chandra, Guru, Shukra or Shani should not be chosen merely because it is reputed to be favourable.

Vedant Kulkarni

Anka Shastra, Indian numerology

Anka Shastra explores the symbolic significance of numbers and their traditional associations with planetary influences.

It examines elements such as birth numbers, destiny numbers, and name numbers to explore patterns and personal characteristics.

Vedant Kulkarni

Anka Shastra

Reading Numbers with Rigour to Better Understand the Rhythms of a Life.

Born in Nashik into a family of Sanskrit professors, Vedant Kulkarni grew up amidst ancient texts, Indian philosophy and a culture in which the transmission of knowledge held a central place.

At a very young age, he discovered in his grandfather’s library an ancient manuscript on Anka Shastra, the numerological tradition. This discovery has shaped the course of his life ever since.

He devoted years of intensive study to Sanskrit, immersing himself in the numerical traditions found in classical texts — their symbolism, their transmission and their place in scholarly thought.

Unlike the simplified approaches so widespread today, Vedant refuses quick interpretations based on a single number. For him, a number has meaning only when seen as part of a whole.

He studies in particular the fundamental numbers derived from the date of birth, such as Mulank and Bhagyank, and then examines their relationships, their possible tensions and the qualities traditionally associated with the corresponding Grahas.

His work rests on a precise method: comparing the principles handed down by the texts, weighing different interpretations against one another, and observing their consistency across the many cases studied over the years.

Vedant does not seek to confine you within a definition. He seeks, instead, to bring out the rhythms that keep recurring in your journey, the dispositions that seem natural to you, the periods that demand greater effort and the moments when certain decisions can be approached with more discernment.

Astrology is a traditional interpretive practice, not a science: our specialists offer perspectives to reflect on, never guaranteed outcomes. Your choices remain yours.