Library, Learning & Research
24 classical texts, a school, and a writing studio
AiJyot is also a scholarly instrument. Twenty-four classical texts have been extracted śloka by śloka into a searchable library — Bṛhat Parāśara Horā Śāstra, Sārāvalī, Jātaka Pārijāta, Tājika Nīlakaṇṭhī, Praśna Mārga, Nārada Saṃhitā, Bhṛgu Saṃhitā and more. Learn from them, write your own book on top of them, or open the Siri Bhūvalaya — the 15th-century multi-lingual cipher manuscript — inside a working decoder.
Library · 24 classical texts
Search the extracted corpus by śloka, chapter or concept, with the Sanskrit mūla kept alongside the translation.
Learn Jyotiṣa
Structured lessons that teach from the classical sources and check your understanding against real charts.
Authoring Studio
Write and publish your own book on top of the corpus — your notes, your structure, your citations.
Available nowhere elseSiri Bhūvalaya decoder
The multi-lingual cipher manuscript of Kumudendu Muni, opened inside a working cakra decoder.
Available nowhere elseLuminaries Database
Search roughly 28,000 public-figure birth records by name, profession, place or chart geometry, and load any of them as a chart.
Video → Notes
Turn a recorded discourse into searchable, structured notes that join the rest of your material.