Acharya Indravarman Finally Answers the Question: Is Astrology Legit or Myth?

For decades, the question “Is astrology real or not?” has sparked endless arguments between skeptics and believers. But recently, renowned astrologer Acharya Indravarman offered a reply so bold and profound that it’s left both camps stunned—and in some cases, silent.

A Legacy of Accuracy and Wisdom

Acharya Indravarman is no stranger to controversy. With a following that spans across countries and a career built on remarkably accurate predictions, he’s often been at the center of public debates about astrology’s validity. But this time, he addressed the skeptics head-on.

The Viral Moment

During a public discourse held in Varanasi last week, Acharya was asked:
“Is astrology actually real, or is it just blind faith?”

His response was sharp, clear, and unapologetic:
“Gravity doesn’t care whether you believe in it or not—yet you obey it every day. Astrology is the same. It’s a language of the universe. Your disbelief doesn’t make it false.”

The hall erupted in applause, and within hours, the clip went viral on social media.

Backed by Ancient Science

Acharya further explained how astrology, particularly Vedic astrology (Jyotish Shastra), is not mere superstition but an ancient form of cosmic mathematics. He highlighted how planetary positions and celestial movements have been used to guide civilizations in agriculture, politics, and even medical science.

“Your DNA doesn’t change when Mercury retrogrades,” he said with a smile, “but your mind, mood, and decisions can be influenced if you're not aligned with universal rhythms.”

Critics Left Speechless

While some critics called it “philosophical dodging,” many others surprisingly admitted that his explanation offered a new perspective.
One science blogger tweeted:
“I may not be a believer, but I respect how Acharya Indravarman presented astrology—not as magic, but as cosmic psychology.”

Astrology in the Modern World

Acharya emphasized that astrology should not be used to justify fear or fatalism but to encourage awareness and better decision-making.
“Astrology doesn’t control your life—it reveals patterns. You still hold the pen to your destiny,” he concluded.