Welcome to the codex of stars
Soot of Stars - Assembling the sky
We live beneath a fragmented heaven.
Once, humanity read the night sky as a single, coherent text – a cosmic scripture where every star was a syllable, every constellation a chapter in an epic spanning creation, consciousness, and time itself. This scripture wove together astronomy, myth, and fate into a unified science of meaning.
That text was shattered. Its pages were scattered across cultures, labeled as separate “mythologies”: Greek, Vedic, Egyptian, Aboriginal. Its grammar was forgotten.
Star Suite is an project to reassemble it.
This is not astrology. It is celestial archaeology. We are recovering a lost cosmography.
Through Four Interlocking Portals:
1- The Codex Almanac: A definitive guide to 600 stars, restoring their identities as nodes in a vast story.
2. The 108 Steps: An audio pilgrimage along the Moon’s ancient path through the 27 Nakshatras, the original lunar zodiac.
3. The Vasudeva Map: A video series decoding a rediscovered 81-panel Indian sky mandala – a precise dream-map of the cosmos, featuring the 9 serpentine energies of Soma-Vasudeva.
4. The Living Globe: An interactive website where you can rotate this ancient sky, watch its stories transform with precession, and see the Hercules mythos as a planetary initiatory path laid upon the zodiac.
This is a single system. The Nakshatras are its rhythm. The 81 archetypes are its alphabet. The Navagraha (planets) are its animating force.
Join filmmaker and mystic Janit Gambhir in restoring context to the cosmos. Learn to see the sky not as random points of light, but as the oldest and most profound book ever written – a book we are just beginning to remember how to read.
Welcome to Starsoot the channel.
No longer an empty sky, but replete as a reservoir of stars, the sun and the moon.
Constellations myths of language
February 25, 2026
In this mythological companion to the 108 Steps, we explore the deeper architecture of the sky: the birth of the Sun as Martanda (the eighth son cast out from the Seven Sages), the sage Agastya who drank the oceans and became a star, the dragon Thuban as the eye of Brahma, and Ganesha writing the Mahabharata while Vyasa narrates. We follow the three turns of the Seven Sages around the pole star, the eleven whales of Rudra carrying knowledge across the cosmic ocean, and the guardian knot of Pisces that binds language to the soul. The ship Argo Navis sails through these stories - the vessel of consciousness, carrying the map of evolution. In the latest episode of Starsoot, we step away from the linear 108 Steps to explore the mythological underpinnings of the constellations themselves - the stories that transform random points of light into a coherent cosmic grammar.
Episode 3 - Rebirth
February 25, 2026
The Upanishads describe a cosmic horse whose bones are the stars. On this second step of the Moon's path, we follow that horse through the chain of Andromeda (the karmic knot), the clay of the Kumaras (the shaping of form), the fire of the Phoenix (rebirth beside the Sages' knot), the clock of Horologium (time itself), and the girdle of embodied form. The horse carries gods, celestials, asuras, and finally man. This is the second step.
Latest Episode
Starsuite – Introduction to the Soot of Stars
Cosmic egg of creation – Hiranyagarbha
Episode 3 – Rebirth
Constellations myths of language