Paramguru Sanjay Rath introduces “animal yogas” by first mapping all beings into a Vedic creation model: plants and animals as living souls working through karma, differentiated by elemental composition (pṛthvī–jala dominance), chakra/realm symbolism, and seed-sounds used in manifestation. From there he transitions into Jyotiṣa technique, highlighting Jaimini’s principle that Saturn and Ketu involved in yogas can indicate command over or work with animals, explaining the logic (discipline/training and servitude), and demonstrating how rāśi-dṛṣṭi versus graha-dṛṣṭi shows natural ability versus learned desire.

Multiple charts are used to illustrate professions and roles with animals (circus trainers, dog trainers, livestock raising), and the Q&A extends this to veterinarians, animal-rights advocates, and basic sign–animal correspondences, plus brief notes on omens and how animal encounters can be interpreted through graha–tattva principles.

[00:00] Introduction – Pandit Sanjay Rath and the Divination Bhārat webinars [08:02] Opening – the guru mantra 12 times [09:36] Topic – yogas due to animals in Jyotiṣa [09:52] Sṛṣṭi – starting from creation [10:43] Plants and animals share the Earth and have karma too [11:44] Rajas guṇa of Brahmā and the Prajāpatis [13:46] Every creation has a flaw – lagna doṣa [14:19] Two channels of rajas – plant and animal kingdoms [15:12] Pṛthvī and jala – why animals can move [18:03] Plants created from the light of the nakṣatras [19:00] 27 plant families and the 28th – the kalpa vṛkṣa [20:05] Map the trees around you to the nakṣatras [22:03] Laṃ – planting in Bhūloka [23:38] Hrīṃ – finding who you are [25:19] Animals created from the light of the tārā grahas [27:46] The five visible planets and the five tattvas [28:48] The bīja for animals and the svādhiṣṭhāna cakra [29:54] Why a soul becomes an animal – Kāmadeva rules the animals [31:07] The rāśi chart as the zodiac of animals [32:00] Human beings from the light of the Sun and Moon [34:42] Maṇipūra cakra – Agni and Indra [36:17] Raṃ – Ra, Ram and Rome [37:14] Sun and Moon as the two eyes – right- and left-handedness [39:18] The third eye – ājñā cakra and the indriyas [40:28] Klīṃ – planted in the navel in the third month [43:34] Jaimini Upadeśa Sūtra 3.1.6 – yoga with Saturn and Ketu [44:30] Ketu trains, Saturn serves [45:32] Rāśi dṛṣṭi for natural ability, graha dṛṣṭi for desire [47:23] How rāśi dṛṣṭi works [50:26] Chart example – Moira Orfei, circus elephant trainer [52:31] Lagna lord in the 10th – siddhi [53:19] Rāhu shows animals – Pisces for elephants, Sagittarius for monkeys [54:35] Birds and the Sun [56:27] Chart example – Mark Gebel [56:40] Saturn as ātmakāraka – learning from the father [58:03] Tigers from Aries [1:00:27] Chart example – Gunther Gebel-Williams [1:01:50] Lagna lord with the Moon – raised by a stepfather [1:04:21] Ketu–Mars – fearless [1:04:31] Domestication – animals and man [1:06:57] Houses for animals – the 3rd, 11th, 6th, 4th and 8th [1:08:26] Chart example – professional dog trainer [1:11:01] Chart example – Bruno, French champion dog trainer [1:12:03] Anurādhā – the nakṣatra for animals [1:12:42] Chart example – Mary Fletcher, cattle rancher [1:15:29] Chart example – Richard Walther Darré, pig breeder [1:17:32] Chart example – an actor and his cat [1:19:43] Q&A begins [1:21:33] Q&A – nimittas from animals [1:22:24] Q&A – applying the yoga to the iṣṭa devatā [1:23:12] Q&A – veterinarians [1:23:58] Q&A – which signs rule which animals [1:27:03] Q&A – veterinarians need Saturn–Ketu [1:28:43] Q&A – animal rights defenders – Maneka Gandhi [1:31:34] Signs and their animals – Aries to Capricorn [1:38:53] Q&A – Saturn–Ketu yoga without keeping animals [1:40:29] Q&A – nimittas of birds and crows [1:44:43] Q&A – the ātmakāraka and the animal kingdom [1:47:18] Q&A – dolphins, whales and Ākāśa