The Rehit Maryada explicitly forbids consulting with soothsayers. Guru Nanaak spoke of the ever-present truth of the Divine's hukam - unknowable and firm. The Sikh view of karma is not a fatalistic view. Yet even some Sikhs, members of a truly modern religion, just like members of other faiths, continue to be attracted to astrology as a way to diagnose character and predict the future.
Astrology is spurned by science, yet Vedic astrology was and continues to be an ancient way of understanding the workings of the universal and the cosmic plan. Spending only small amounts of time, hours or minutes here and there studying, one begins to marvel at the technology if not science of this path.
Why the attraction of Sikhs to this path? When it is forbidden on the earthly plane to believe and act on it. And scorned on the spiritual plane because it is useless in our search for God? What historical and cultural reasons can be discussed?
See this link to understand how entrenched we remain in the practice of astrology.
Janum-Kundli
Astrology is spurned by science, yet Vedic astrology was and continues to be an ancient way of understanding the workings of the universal and the cosmic plan. Spending only small amounts of time, hours or minutes here and there studying, one begins to marvel at the technology if not science of this path.
Why the attraction of Sikhs to this path? When it is forbidden on the earthly plane to believe and act on it. And scorned on the spiritual plane because it is useless in our search for God? What historical and cultural reasons can be discussed?
See this link to understand how entrenched we remain in the practice of astrology.
Janum-Kundli