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Yahel Chirinian

Since 1995, Yahel Chirinian has worked with Jyotiṣa, the sidereal tradition of Vedic astrology, and Buddhist cosmology.

Her research also incorporates animal cognition into the study of interspecies relationships.

One question guides the work:

What belongs to structure, cycle, or noise?

Read the structure.
Name the cost.
Decide.

Foundation

1988–1993 · Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi

Diploma in Applied Jyotiṣa.
Sidereal methodology, astronomical calculations, Sanskrit texts.

1993–1995 · Tashi Lhunpo Monastery, Shigatse

Fieldwork in Tibetan Buddhist cosmology and monastic systems of time.

École française d’Extrême-Orient

Research collaboration on structural models in Buddhist cosmology and their application to contemporary decision-making frameworks.

Expertise

Sidereal mapping
Cycles, pressure points, temporal thresholds.

Buddhist cosmology
Causality, memory, transition.

Interspecies relations
Animal cognition, perception, observable behaviour.

Method

Each reading requires 9 to 12 hours of work.

Astronomical calculations checked against ephemerides.
Charts cross-read through several systems of reference.
Each analysis written for the case at hand.

No automation.
No standard report.

One analyst. One case at a time.

When it’s useful

To clarify a decision.
To understand a relationship.
To move through a transition.

When the next step is not obvious.
When clarity matters more than certainty.

Scope

No predictions.
No spiritual guidance.

This work does not replace therapy, medical care, or legal or financial advice.

It is not designed for crisis situations.

Cosmology is a framework for analysis, never a doctrine.

Practice

Based in Provence.

Working remotely, in France and internationally.

Readings in French or English.

Strict confidentiality.
A deliberately limited number of cases.