Astrology and astrocartography gain traction among younger generations

Astrology is seeing a resurgence in popularity among younger generations, often through digital platforms and specialized practices like astrocartography. Astrocartography, a method developed by Jim Lewis in the 1970s, involves overlaying a person's birth chart onto a map of the Earth to identify locations that may resonate with their personal planetary positions.

In India, young people are increasingly using astrology apps and online consultations to navigate uncertainty. For many, the appeal lies in the privacy and accessibility of digital platforms, which allow users to seek guidance on personal matters, such as relationships or life challenges, without social anxiety. While some users find the predictions to be general, the practice often serves as a tool for introspection and a way to manage the unpredictability of the future.