The Vedaz approach
Cycle-aware Vedic astrology
Vedaz was built by women, for women and LGBTQIA+ people, and it treats the body as part of the map. Cycle-aware means a reading can hold your own rhythms, including hormonal cycles, alongside the Moon's rhythm and your chart, with supportive practices from Āyurveda and yoga āsana. It is always optional, never assumes gender, and never diagnoses.
Why rhythm matters in Jyotiṣa
Jyotiṣa is built on cycles. The Moon passes through all 27 nakṣatras in about a month and moves through 30 tithis (lunar days) from new Moon to new Moon. Many people notice that energy, mood, focus and social capacity also move in waves. Vedaz invites you to notice where those rhythms meet, so you can plan with your capacity instead of against it.
What cycle-aware means at Vedaz
- Optional. You choose whether to share anything about your cycle. Nothing is assumed from your gender or your chart.
- Inclusive. For women, trans and non-binary people, people with and without a menstrual cycle, and people whose rhythms have changed through life stages such as perimenopause and menopause.
- Embodied. Supportive suggestions draw on Āyurveda (rhythm, rest, nourishment) and gentle yoga āsana, offered as invitations rather than prescriptions.
- Practical. Patterns are connected to real planning: work, people, rest and time, so insight helps you live and choose.
- Not medical. Vedaz does not diagnose, treat or replace medical care. For any health concern, please speak with a qualified professional.
How to bring it into a reading
When you book a reading, the form asks what brings you here and what you would like to explore. If you would like your reading to keep your cycle or body rhythms in mind, mention it there, in as much or as little detail as you like.
Start with your own rhythm: find your Moon nakṣatra, the star field the Moon was moving through when you were born.
Questions
Is cycle-aware astrology only for women?
No. It is for anyone who wants their body's rhythms held in mind, including trans and non-binary people, and people with or without a menstrual cycle. It is always optional.
Is this medical advice?
No. Vedaz readings are reflective and symbolic. They do not diagnose or treat any condition. For any health concern, please speak with a qualified professional.