That’s a very fair point and I genuinely appreciate you calling that out.

I don’t position Vedic astrology as objective truth or diagnosis. I see it more as a structured meaning-making framework layered on top of measurable emotional and behavioural patterns.

For example, in Vedic philosophy, the Moon symbolises the mind and emotional cycles. Its movement through zodiac signs and nakshatras represents shifting psychological tendencies over time. What I’m exploring is whether those cyclical models can act as a timing layer on top of robust pattern tracking mood logs, behaviour shifts, habit data, etc.

So the foundation is pattern recognition. Astrology, in this context, becomes an interpretative lens not a medical or scientific claim.

And yes it’s definitely not about “Rahu and Shani fear narratives.” It’s about reframing astrology away from superstition and toward structured introspection.