Acharya Kartikey Honored with ‘International Sanatan Dharma Jyotish Ratna Award’ at Global Astrology Summit in Indonesia

Also Receives ‘Jyotish Brilliance International Award’ for Outstanding Contribution to Vedic Astrology Hisar (Haryana) [India], June 28: In a proud moment for India and the global astrology community, Acharya Kartikey, a respected astrologer from Shri Mahamrityunjay International Jyotish Research Center, Hisar, was conferred with two prestigious honors at the recently held International Astrology Conference in Bali, Indonesia.

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Organized by the Dhruv Tara Astro Foundation, the conference witnessed the gathering of leading astrologers from across India and beyond. Acharya Kartikey was awarded the ‘International Sanatan Dharma Jyotish Ratna Award’ in recognition of his deep knowledge, spiritual insight, and consistent contributions to the ancient science of astrology. In addition, he was presented with the ‘Jyotish Brilliance International Award’, further acknowledging his impactful work in the field.

Astrologers from different corners of the country participated in this global event, including Dr. Dilbag Rai Bhatia from Hanumangarh (Rajasthan), Deepak Bhatt from Gujarat, and Gopal Mishra from Jaipur, among others.

While addressing the esteemed gathering, Acharya Kartikey highlighted the transformative power of human consciousness and yogic awareness. He elaborated that many planetary challenges can be transcended by aligning one’s energy through meditation and regular spiritual practice.

“Take Saturn (Shani), for example,” he said, “often feared for its lethargic or heavy influences. Yet, when approached with inner awareness and discipline, Saturn becomes a great teacher of perseverance and self-mastery.” He emphasized that astrology, when practiced with devotion and understanding, can become a guiding light—not only to predict but also to empower individuals to overcome challenges and live in harmony with cosmic energies.

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