Sanaka · Sanandana · Sanatana · Sanat Kumara The Chaturtha?sa of Space

A groundbreaking revelation in Vedic Astrology — the true meaning of the Chaturtha?sa (D-4) finally revealed. For centuries, astrologers have treated the D-4 chart as the "property" or "home" divisional chart. But the ancient teachings of Parasara — combined with the metaphysics of the Four Kumaras — point to something far deeper. This book introduces a revolutionary idea: D-4 does not show property. D-4 shows the experience of space — the subtle way a person feels, receives, rejects, transforms, or inherits the idea of shelter. Drawing from classical sastra, lived experience, and a fresh understanding of the Four Kumaras as manasa-putras of Brahma, this book reveals: Why two people living in the same house feel completely different Why some are always rootless, while others feel at home everywhere Why movement, relocation, or displacement transforms certain lives How ancestral memory shapes one's sense of belonging Why D-4 must be read with D-1 and D-16 for accurate prediction The hidden connection between the Kumaras and spatial consciousness A practical method to decode any D-4 chart using simple rules Sanaka, Sanandana, Sanatana, and Sanat Kumara emerge as four profound archetypes governing how human beings occupy space — physically and inwardly. Together, they unveil the architecture of comfort, restlessness, pilgrimage, exile, and homecoming. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced astrologer, this book will permanently transform how you understand divisional charts. It elevates D-4 from a narrow material interpretation to a spiritually precise map of inner shelter and embodied space. A book for seekers, astrologers, mystics, and anyone who has ever wondered: Why does one house feel like home, and another like a lifetime of wandering? Prepare to see the Chaturtha?sa as it was truly meant to be understood — a luminous gateway into the soul's experience of space.